SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Panoply, the world’s only smart data warehouse for business intelligence (BI), has released the updated 2018 Data Warehouse Trends Report, which tracks data professionals’ opinions on the latest developments and findings in the Data Warehouse industry.
In the 12-page report, respondents indicated while being data-driven is increasingly important, complexity is presenting issues. As for the other highlights:
- Expectations around data warehouses have elevated. Data warehouses are no longer seen as merely a repository containing data from disparate sources and need to be more adaptive to a constantly changing business and data environment
- Data warehouses are still too complex. More than 62% of respondents find the “data” stack to be too complex and are unsatisfied with their current solutions
- Data Analysts expect their warehouses to be automated and worry-free
- LinkedIn and Reddit are the top educational resources for data analysts
The data in the reports and findings therein were summarized by polling 1,600 attendees at Amazon Web Service’s (AWS) Re:Invent conference in November 2017. We asked data professionals about their data tools of choice and frustrations with their current BI and data solutions.
To learn more about the state of the data warehousing industry, find the full 2018 Data Warehouse Trends Report on Panoply’s website.
About Panoply
Panoply is the world’s only smart data warehouse for business intelligence (BI). Built for the cloud, Panoply utilizes machine learning and NLP to automate highly diverse data integration, query optimization and elastic data management making it fast and simple to gain actionable insights without the need of IT engineers. The company, based in San Francisco and Tel Aviv, is privately held and funded by investors such as Intel Capital, 500 Startups, Blumberg Capital, and C5 Capital.
