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According to Gartner, "Big Data Discovery" is the next big trend in analytics. It's the logical combination of three of the hottest trends of the last few years in analytics: Big Data, Data Discovery, and Data Science.
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Luca Naso's insight:
Another way to look at this is:
Since the market offers fewer data scientists than needed, new tools are being developed so that less experienced professionals can analyse data in a productive way.
Will this "Data Discovery" be an evolution of self-service BI that we see emerging today?
I think that Microsoft products such as Power BI, or Excel Power Query and Power Pivot, are worth mentioning in this context.
In my case as consulting partner of a small business consulting I have no answer, but rather questions:
In my company to maintain or increase my level of competitiveness, I need to get started with Big Data and / or Data Discovered and / or Data science? Which of the three or two or three? How do I start?
If the answer is I do not need any of the three tools, well it all figured out. But if the answer is I need one, two or three, then the fun begins, because the first thing I learn is that they are, then how to use them in my business, then use them, finally measure whether there were benefits and if necessary make adjustments .
There is no doubt that the technologies of information and communication technologies (ICT) have made the profession of business an exciting journey.