Agreed, no surprises...
- Data as a corporate asset
- Deeper customer data
- Growing data variety
- Data by industry
- Dealing with privacy
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/5-powerful-data-trends-to-watch-in-2016
BI or Business Intelligence global topics that include data, graphs and social media metrics about small to large businesses and their patrons. @AVLMetroTech @WebTechCzar
"In Microsoft's future, if you're chatting about pizza on Skype, Domino's could pitch you a deal--with your permission.
"In today's connected world, 87% of shopping research happens online, yet 92% of goods are still purchased in stores. Shopping Insights by Google helps you understand what products are rising in popularity in your area and use that insight to help plan local campaigns. Explore trends by time, city, and device.
"According to research firm Gartner, overly centralised business intelligence (BI) and analytics teams cannot deliver the domain expertise and responsiveness most organisations require. It says organisations should create a two-tier model under which a central team works collaboratively with other teams distributed throughout the enterprise."
"borrowing the algorithms Google Maps uses to make sense of large volumes of data"
Office 2016 Preview
"In the newest version of its productivity suite, Microsoft is "continuing [our] overall ability to fundamentally change the workplace," explained White. Office 2016, released for preview yesterday, emphasizes teamwork, business intelligence and better IT control."http://www.informationweek.com/software/productivity-collaboration-apps/microsoft-office-moves-deeper-into-cloud-mobile/d/d-id/1320288
"Data is a powerful tool, but only in the hands of a skilled craftsperson who can understand it in the context of the human experience."
"In the next 10 years, we believe that computers will move beyond their current role as our assistants, and become our advisors. "http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eric-schmidt/the-data-science-revolution_b_7213602.html