The document discusses ten key business intelligence (BI) trends for 2016, emphasizing the impact of the Internet of Things (IoT), the importance of data automation, and the emergence of visual languages in data presentation. It highlights the evolution of BI tools towards self-service models, cloud adoption, and the necessity of integrating diverse data sources for competitive advantage. Additionally, the document outlines the challenges faced with traditional data warehousing and advocates for innovative solutions like Hadoop accelerators and learning suggestive systems.

1. Panorama’s Experts
Top BI Trends for -

2. Your Presenter of the Future
 Tomer is a key leader in defining the
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Tomer holds a B.Sc. in Engineering and
an MBA from Tel Aviv University.

3. Cross-Industry Predictions for 2016

4. CIO Priorities for 2016

6. Fading of the centralized on–premise DWH
 Valar Marghulis (“All men must die”)
• Agility  it is not
• Scalability tough
• Price  expensive to set up and operate
• Automation <- what?
• Versatility of data types <- so let’s make it into a table
 Valar Dohaeris (“All men must serve”)
• Continuously add data sources of a verity of types
• Grow, change - static
• Price ties to use, benefits
• Automation!!! (or pay-up)
• Versatility of data types <- so let’s use it

7. Hadoop accelerators are the last chance for Hadoop
 Hadoop was seen by many as having triple
benefits
• A new age DWH capability
• Addresses the Big Data 4-Vs
• Standardized acceptance
• Started in 2005, gained traction 3 years ago
 BUT – many issues have arisen
• A complex assembly of different products
• Too slow for analytics
• Search based indexes are a must (for search and
classification)
 Solutions?
• Hadoop accelerators (cloudera, Ignite etc.) and
search methodologies
• Other options – Hadoop NG, NoSQL, TBD…

8. The Internet of Things – Accelerating into reality

9. The Internet of Things – Accelerating into reality
 The Internet of things is accelerating
• More data sources
• More data
• More software to take advantage of it
 Organizations want to use this data to gain competitive advantages
• More data == better analysis
• Adding external data sources
• Monetizing the data. Moving beyond pure collection
 Implications
• Tools to collect, store, model and analyze
o Otherwise you just collect virtual “dust”
• A new industry – M2M
o Car -> Schedule -> alarm clock
• Cloud deployments
o Scalability, location

10. Automated Data Integration
 The Internet of things is accelerating
• More data sources
• More data
• More software to take advantage of it
 Other data sources you have are also accelerating in size and
complexity
• Customer interactions
• Operational data
• Regulatory requirements
 Blending the data is essential to derive the needed insights
 Car + traffic+ weather + school + work calendar + partner calendar +
refrigerator -> “something” -> alarm clock + task list
 How many people do you have for this? Will you accelerate your
hiring?
 The Answer – automated data ETL, handling, integration and
publishing
• Without it – no IOT, no Big Data, no Insights, no value

11. “Mobile”
 There is not such thing
• Just a temporary location technicality
• Actually – there is no such thing as “desktop”
 Mobile BI
• There is no such thing – like mobile mail accounts or
mobile spreadsheets
• Mobile BI is BI
• Offline – what is it good for?
• Everything at your fingertips
• Anywhere, Anytime
• Disruptive work methods
 In 2016
• More form factors (watches, all inch #s)
• The new desktop
• Integration and assimilation of form factor
specific solutions

12. Cloud (finally…)
 Impediments for cloud (IDC)

13. Cloud (finally…)
 The new normal – we finally seeing interest
 BI is still one of the least cloudized IT markets
• Why? If your data is on premise so will your BI
 Innovation is in the cloud
 Good for cost cutting – mostly in small companies
 There is no cloud (?)
• Who cares about the location?
• Cloud gives benefits beyond just a deployment structure
o Cross corporate implementation
o Social algorithms for automating processes
o 3rd party data
o 3rd party services
 So what will change in 2016
• Offering uniqueness
• New types of automation (back and front)

14. The data product chain becomes democratized
 So the person with the best understanding of the underlying information
about the data is furthest away from it!
 Distance from the business user to the data MUST get reduced
• Business agility and speed
• Workload of IT
• Data enablement
 The solution – Self Service by using automated and suggestive BI
• Cloud
• Mobile
• Automated data integration
• A learning suggestive system
Data IT DBA Modeling Analyst
Business
User

15. The learning suggestive system - AI gets real
 The problem – New data keeps coming in – but it
is not cleansed or prioritised
 The solution - Intelligent systems that learn and
can suggest what would be of interest to you
based on (for example):
• Your previous operations
• Your colleagues operations
• Collaboration history
• Data that has interesting attributes
 The result – See what you need
!

16. Visual Language Rules
 With so much data thrown at the user – tables and chart have
outlived their purpose
 Users need to get information using their own terms
 A new language BI is emerging
• Image-based business metrics
• Speak a “business language” with intuitive, contextual imagery (not just
graphs)
• linked to live data
• Dynamic and highly visual
• Context aware, within self service Dashboards

17. What is a New Visual Language

18. It is all about the insights
 Users are baffled by the amount of data thrown at
them
 Trivial KPIs fail to deliver competitive edge
 Users really need Insights
• Automatic
• Suggestive analytics
• Predictive
• Value driving

19. 10 top BI trends for 2016 – by Panorama
1. Its all about the insight
2. Visual language rules
3. The learning suggestive system - AI gets real
4. The data product chain becomes democratized
5. Cloud (finally)
6. “Mobile”
7. Automated data integration
8. Interned of things data accelerating into reality
9. Hadoop accelerators are the last chance for Hadoop
10. Fading of the centralized on–premise DWH

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IT
(Data Access)
Database guy
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Business
Intelligence
guy
(Data modeling)
Analyst
(Data
Analysis)
The current BI
infrastructure from
the data source to the
business user is:
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 Broken
 Expensive
 Labor Intensive
 Complex
Resultingin a Big Fat &
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