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    The document outlines 10 trends in business intelligence for 2015: 1) Governance will transform to accommodate self-service analytics; 2) Analyzing social data will provide competitive advantages; 3) Analytics tools that empower everyday users will spread analytics across organizations; 4) Product communities will differentiate vendors; 5) Systems will integrate more rapidly to reduce friction; 6) Cloud analytics will be used for both cloud and on-premise data; 7) Analytics will enable more conversational exploration of data; 8) Data and journalism will further merge; 9) Mobile analytics will mature to empower road warriors; 10) Self-service predictive analytics will emerge.

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    The document outlines 10 trends in business intelligence for 2015: 1) Governance will transform to accommodate self-service analytics; 2) Analyzing social data will provide competitive advantages; 3) Analytics tools that empower everyday users will spread analytics across organizations; 4) Product communities will differentiate vendors; 5) Systems will integrate more rapidly to reduce friction; 6) Cloud analytics will be used for both cloud and on-premise data; 7) Analytics will enable more conversational exploration of data; 8) Data and journalism will further merge; 9) Mobile analytics will mature to empower road warriors; 10) Self-service predictive analytics will emerge.

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    Top 10 Trends

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    Governance is transformed.

    Just as the business intelligence landscape has transformed to self-service

    data, so too must governance transform. Simple approaches like locking
    down all enterprise data wont work any longernor will the approach of
    doing away with any process at all. Organizations will begin to investigate
    what governance means in a world of self-service analytics.



    Read more in the whitepaper
    Data Governance for Self-Service Analytics

    Social intelligence is a competitive advantage.

    In 2014 we saw organizations begin to analyze social data in earnest. In 2015,
    the leading edge will start to take advantage of their capabilities. Tracking
    conversations at scale via social will let companies find out when a topic is
    starting to trend and what their customers are talking about. Social analytics
    will open the door to responsive product optimization.



    Further reading:
    TDWI, Customer Analytics in the Age of Social Media

    Analytics emerge across the organization.

    Todays data analyst may be an operations manager, a supply chain executive
    or even a salesperson. New, easier to use technologies that provide browser-
    based analytics let people answer ad-hoc business questions. Companies that
    recognize this as a strategic advantage will begin to support everyday analysts
    with data, tools and training to help them do what theyre doing.



    Further reading:
    Gartners 2014 Magic Quadrant

    Communities differentiate.

    The consumerization of IT is no longer theoretical, its a fact. People use
    products that they enjoy using, and analytics software is no different. .
    Companies whose products inspire and empower are seeing their
    communities flourish. And prospective customers will also look to the health
    of product communities as important proof points in crowded marketplaces.



    Further reading: Best of the Web, August 2014

    Everything integrates.

    The last 10 years have seen a massive amount of innovation across the data
    space, resulting in mixed environments for everything from data storage to
    analytics to business applications. We wont see a return to the age of
    monolithic systems. However, organizations are losing patience with multiple
    logins and clunky processes to move and manage data. Rapid integration
    leveraging simple interfaces is going to become the standard.



    Further reading: Journey to a single source of truth at the FAA.

    Cloud analytics isnt just for cloud data anymore.

    In 2015, well start to see the first major use of cloud analyticsfor on-
    premise data. Til now, cloud analytics have been primarily used for data in
    cloud apps. In 2015 companies will begin to choose the cloud when it makes
    sense for their business case, not only because the data is there.



    For more, watch this video with Jetsuite on why they chose the cloud.



    Conversations with data replace static dashboards.

    We are starting to see an age when data is interactive enough that it can
    become the backbone of a conversation. Now that people have speed-of-
    thought analytical tools, they can quickly analyze data, mash it up with other
    data and redesign it to create a new perspective. And as a result of these data
    conversations, organizations will get more insight from their data.



    For more, read this article on the The Huffington Post:
    Why a Chart Should Start, Not End, a Conversation

    Data and journalism complete their merge.

    The arrival on the scene of vox and continued ascendance of sites like
    fivethirtyeight.com will force more newsrooms to integrate data analytics
    into their online presence. This trend will have a spillover effect from the
    public sphere to organizations, encouraging companies that are lagging in
    analytics to get with the times.



    For more, see
    Public in the newsroom: Sarah Ryley at The New York Daily News

    Mobile matures.

    Workers are spending less time at their desks. But that doesnt mean they
    should be less informed by data; in fact they have a greater need for data
    than ever before. Mobile solutions for many analytics emerged years ago and
    are finally reaching a level of maturity that means that mobile workers really
    can do light analysis from the road. And the emphasis on mobile has forced
    vendors to offer more natural and intuitive interfaces across the board.



    For more, see this demo of analytics embedded in SalesforceOne.

    Smart analytics start to emerge.

    Advances in graphical, intuitive modeling will mean that business users
    can begin to use predictive analytics without the need for extensive
    expert consultation or scripting. As self-service analytics becomes
    more mainstream, tasks such as forecasting and prediction, will
    become more common and a lot less painful.



    For more, watch this video on forecasting for business users.

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    helps anyone quickly analyze, visualize and
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