Master data and data quality management in first position has been ranked as the most important trend for five years in a row now. Data discovery and visualization and self-service analytics (ranked four and five respectively) have been equally consistent trends, but both have now taken a back seat to data-driven culture. Having held down fourth position for several years, it rose to number three this year. Starting from fifth position in the first edition, it made its way up to third place in the last two years and is now ranked number two.ĭata governance has also increased in importance. Establishing a data-driven culture is a trend that was newly introduced to the BARC Trend Monitor three years ago. The significance of these two topics transcends individual regions and industry sectors. Master data and data quality management in first position has retained this ranking over the last five years while the second most important trend, establishing a data-driven culture, has steadily increased in importance. We asked 2,396 users, consultants and vendors for their views on the most important BI, analytics and data management trends, delivering an up-to-date perspective on regional, company and industry-specific differences and providing comprehensive insights on the BI, analytics and data management market.ĭata quality/master data management, data-driven culture and data governance are the three topics that practitioners identified as the most important trends in their work.Īt the other end of the spectrum, mobile BI, augmented analytics and IoT data and analytics were voted as the least important of the twenty trends covered in BARC’s survey. The Most (and Least) Important Business Intelligence Trends in 2022 BARC’s Data, BI and Analytics Trend Monitor 2022 reflects on the business intelligence, analytics and data management trends currently driving the market from a user perspective. Our long-term comparisons also show how trends have developed, making it possible to separate hype from stable trends.
Their responses provide a comprehensive picture of regional, company and industry specific differences and offer insights into developments in the BI market and the future of BI. The BARC Data, BI and Analytics Trend Monitor 2022 illustrates which trends are currently regarded as important in addressing these challenges by a broad group of BI and analytics professionals. Instead, companies are addressing the root causes of their challenges (e.g., data quality) and also tackling the holistic establishment of a data-driven culture. Some companies are dealing with last year’s decline in orders, while others are coping with the ongoing supply chain disruptions or are still in the midst of adapting their business model to the changed requirements or better equipping themselves for possible future crises.Ī look at this year’s business intelligence trends reveals that companies are still working to position themselves well for the long term and are working on the foundation of their data usage. Although the situation now seems less acute and more long-term changes toward a ‘new normal’ are on the horizon, day-to-day business is far from settled. Many companies are still adapting to changed requirements due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Real Business Intelligence Trends in 2022
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