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Why IDC for Big Data and Analytics
Our fact-based global research team of 7 full time analysts and over 100 contributing analysts worldwide covering analytics and data management software, industry applications, server and storage infrastructure, high performance computing, and professional services help you with the following big data and analytics decisions:
- Will big data and analytics technology replace our current investment?
- What are use cases for technologies such as Hadoop and MapReduce?
- How should our data retention strategy change in the face of big data and analytics?
- How should our data warehousing architecture change?
- What new skills do we need to leverage big data and analytics for competitive advantage?
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Big Data and Analytics
Understand the Future
- Worldwide Technical Computing 2012 Top 10 Predictions
- Worldwide Storage 2012 Top 10 Predictions: Storage Spending Influenced by Cloud, Big Data, and Mobility Trends
- Worldwide CIO Agenda 2012 Top 10 Predictions
- Worldwide Industry 2012 Top 10 Predictions
- IDC Predictions 2012: Competing for 2020
- Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Business Analytics 2012 Top 10 Predictions: Measure, Predict , and Prevent - Business Analytics to Become the Center of Business Value for Asian Organizations
- Finanical Insights' Risk Technology Predictions 2012
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Program Vice President, Business Analytics
The challenges of data management and analytics in today's economy are likely to overwhelm organizations not conversant with Big Data technologies. IDC's research of the uses and market for Big Data technology has demonstrated that each use case requires different combinations of software, hardware, and services to be most effective. The widespread adoption of Big Data technologies outside of high-performance computing has only begun, but emerging trends suggest the development of a fast-growing market that is expected to accelerate rapidly.