2. Top BI
Trends for
2014

3. Introducing the Presenter
Tomer Paz, is a key leader at
Panorama. He and his team
continue to define the future of
BI in the social enterprise
framework.
Tomer holds a B.Sc. in
Engineering and an MBA from
Tel Aviv University.

4. About this webinar
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Similar to previous years: BI is at the top of
everyone’s agenda
Is it the same Business Intelligence as in 2013?
Get ready for Panorama’s top 10 BI trends to
watch for

5. Underlying Movements
Business Analytics
Social & Contextual
Mobile
Cloud
Memory costs
Big data

6. BIG Data is:
Data sets of extreme volume and variety
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The 4 “V”s
Volume – Exceed the regular physical
restrictions
Velocity - Decision window small compared
to data change rate
Variety – Many uncleansed formats makes
the integration difficult
Veracity – Different data types that speak in
different languages

7. The priorities countdown

8. 10. The death of the report
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Too much data
Static - requires an active analysis by the user, to
turn this data into information and insight
Becoming less practical as a decision making
tool

9. 9. The internet of things
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Everything is a source of data
Increases the productivity and intelligence of BI
Will foster new business opportunities

10. 8. BI for devices
The good old days with one type of device…
This diversity is here to stay

11. 7. Users with ADHD
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Read the manual? (we are not in the 80s)
Use a help file? (we are not in the 90s)
Watch a training video? (wrong decade)
Users expect to be able to work with software:
on their own, immediately, with no training.
Software must be intuitive enough to know what
they need.

12. 6. Modeling and data cleansing “on the go”
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Dealing with Big Data’s Veracity and Velocity
IT is no longer responsible for data’s validity users will do it as they use it
• Too much new data
• Too quickly
• Lack of understanding
Will require
• New processes
• Different QA

13. 5. Velocity is King
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Your market is in “Accelerate” mode
Business analysis needs to go faster and
innovate more – not lag behind with historic
data
Real time become critical

14. 4. Scientists Vs. Business People is resolved
Business people win
• We are dealing with businesses not universities
BI will become more business user oriented
than ever
• Simple to use
• Suggestive (Intelligence in the SW analysis
rather than the Analyst)

15. 3. The power of many gets results
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No man is an island - knowledge and analysis are
an accumulative process
Studies show that collaborative process get better
results
Make way for the Social Enterprise

16. 2. Suggestive BI
We live in a suggestive world: facilitating “Personal Big Data”
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Amazon suggests books to us
Rotten Tomatoes suggests movies
Pandora suggests music
Facebook suggest conversations
Businesses need to operate in a suggestive mode too
Suggestive BI allows users to focus on what is important to
them
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Real time
See the needle in the hay stack
Learns your needs

17. 1. A new Language is needed
We are seeing a tectonic change in BI
• Suggestive
• Collaborative
• Business user focused
• Velocity (and volume, variety and veracity)
Do you really think that tables and simple charts will
still do the job?

18. 1. A new Language is needed
Focused
Visual
Actionable
Suggestive
Collaborative
Varied

19. TOP 10
New language for BI
2. Suggestive BI
3. The power of many gets results (democratization of
knowledge)
4. The war of scientists vs. business people gets resolved
5. Velocity is king
6. Modeling and data cleansing “on the go”
7. Users get ADHD
8. BI for devices
9. The internet of things
10. The death of the report
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20. We can talk about it.
tpaz@panorama.com
PanoramaSW
Name: Business Intelligence News
Panorama Software
www.panorama.com/industry-news