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Everyone loves predictions. Especially, when said predictions are speculating on the future of technology adoption – where a slight change in user behavior could result in the next multi-billion dollar industry.
Gartner Analysts, Douglas Laney and Ankush Jain, recently published a research report with Gartner’s top 100 data and analytics predictions relevant to CIOs, CDOs, and analytics leaders. This research stems from hundreds of interactions with key stakeholders at data-driven organizations, and includes predictions on topics ranging from advanced analytics and data science to changes in business functions and industries.
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Sample of predictions by category:
Core Analytics Predictions
“By 2018, over half of large organizations globally will compete using advanced analytics and proprietary algorithms, causing the disruption of entire industries.”
Business Intelligence
“By 2019, 80% of new applications using IoT or machine data will analyze data in motion as well as collect this information for analysis of data at rest.”
Information Strategy
“By 2020, the IoT and digital business will drive requirements in 25% of new information governance and master data management implementations.”
Information Technology Infrastructure Predictions
“By 2020, more than half of major new business processes and systems will incorporate some element, large or small, of the IoT.”
Digital Business/Commerce and Business Function Predictions
“By 2020, smart personalization engines used to recognize customer intent will enable digital businesses to increase their profits by up to 15%.”