Prediction No. 1: A conscious move away from data science and machine learning
Prediction No. 2: BYOD is not a lasting frenzy
Prediction No. 3: Business intelligence (BI) will be embedded on smart systems
Prediction No. 4: Less relational SQL, more NoSQL
Prediction No. 5: Hadoop will shift to real-time processing
In Datanami’s predictions for 2014 big data technology, you can review the following comment about Hadoop’s future:
Hadoop is (in) the midst of a massive makeover that will see it emerge as a speedy, real-time hub of information for the corporate datacenteran enterprise data hub, if you willprovided its handlers adhere to the corporate standards of normalization, auditability, and security.
While IBM forecasts 6 big data trends for 2014, the company harps on the fact that though companies will tend to invest in big data platforms in 2014, they will make a greater effort to build security, privacy, and governance policies into their big data processes.
Prediction No. 6: The rage of 2014 Industrial Internet
Organizations are patiently waiting for the day when business data will be captured through sensors every 10 minutes in their operational processes! This is predictably, the biggest reality of 2014. As GE has made a worldwide impact by leading the industrial internet movement, now more than ever enterprises are realizing the immense potential of real-time analytics, especially in industry sectors where machines are on running mode.
IDCs predictions for the big data market in 2014:
- IDC predicts that the market for big data including servers, storage, software, and services will reach $16.1 billion in 2014, growing 6 times faster than the overall IT market.
- IDC predicts that cloud infrastructure will be the fastest-growing sub-segment of the big data market, with a 2013-2017 CAGR of close to 50%.
- Both IDC and IIA predict that the approved method of combating talent shortage in big data market will be re-skilling in-house analysts and data scientists.