It is a fascinating, explosive time for enterprise analytics.
It is from the position of analytics leadership that the mission will be executed and company leadership will emerge. The data professional is absolutely sitting on the performance of the company in this information economy and has an obligation to demonstrate the possibilities and originate the architecture, data, and projects that will deliver analytics. After all, no matter what business you’re in, you’re in the business of analytics.
The coming years will be full of big changes in enterprise Data Architecture. William will kick off the Advanced Analytics 2020 series with a discussion of the trends winning organizations should build into their plans, expectations, vision, and awareness now. He’ll be going into 2020 and beyond, since the winners will have an eye on the long view for the source of competitive advantage that is data and analytics.
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ADV Slides: 2020 Trends in Enterprise Advanced Analytics
1. Trends in Enterprise
Advanced Analytics
Presented by: William McKnight
President, McKnight Consulting Group
williammcknight
www.mcknightcg.com
(214) 514-1444
#AdvAnalytics
2. William McKnight
President, McKnight Consulting Group
• Frequent keynote speaker and trainer internationally
• Consulted to Pfizer, Scotiabank, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade, Teva
Pharmaceuticals, Verizon, and many other Global 1000
companies
• Hundreds of articles, blogs and white papers in publication
• Focused on delivering business value and solving business
problems utilizing proven, streamlined approaches to
information management
• Former Database Engineer, Fortune 50 Information Technology
executive and Ernst&Young Entrepreneur of Year Finalist
• Owner/consultant: 2018 and 2017 Inc. 5000 strategy &
implementation consulting firm
• 30 years of information management and DBMS experience
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4. 1 in 2
customers integrate
insights/experiences
beyond Looker
2000+
Customers
5000+
Developers
1000+
Employees
Santa Cruz
San Francisco New YorkChicago
Boulder Tokyo
Dublin London
Empower
people with
the smarter
use of data
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Digital-fueled Growth is the Top
Investment Priority For Technology Leaders.1
Rebalance your technology portfolio toward digital transformation
Percent of respondents
increasing investment
Percent of respondents
decreasing investment
Cyber/information security 40%1%
Cloud services or solutions (Saas, Paa5, etc.) 33%2%
Core system improvements/transformation 31%10%
How to implement product-centric delivery by percentage of respondents
DigitalTransformation
Business Intelligence or data analytics solution 45%1%
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Data Lake
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with governed
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Modernize business intelligence
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understanding of
customers across all
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Deliver best-in-class
Business Intelligence
Reduce churn with
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email follow ups for
success managers based
on customer health
Tailor data experiences
for any department
8. Technology Layers
Built on the cloud
strategy of your choice
In-database architecture
Semantic modeling layer
‘API-first’ extensibility
19. We Are in the Business of Data
Our information is exploding
Our business is real-time, all the time
Our information differentiates us from our
competitors
Our information quality impacts our clients, our
Associates, and our shareholders
Our information is used and reused; information
usage drives data value
Information is a key business asset
20. Data Maturity is Highly Correlated to Business
Success
Data
Maturity
Business
Success
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21. Maturity Modeling
• Should give a sense of priority
• You Can’t Skip Levels – in any category
• Maturity Levels tend to move in harmony
• Midsize and smaller companies can +1
• All must be at Level 3 (some need to be at 4) this year
• Momentum is paramount!
23. The Money Tree Doesn’t Exist
Hitch your Architecture and Maturity Efforts to an
Application Budget
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24. Data Professional Success Measurement
User Satisfaction
Business ROI and
growth instigated
Data Maturity
(Long-term User Sat
and Bus ROI)
Misc.
25. Last Year’s Trends
• Sensible Divisions of Analytic Platforms
• Cloud Storage overtakes HDFS
• Multi-Cloud Becomes the Norm
• 2019: The Year of Master Data Management
• Data Virtualization Provides the Enterprise Data Fabric
• 2019: The Year of the Graph
• Stream Processing Begins to supplant ETL
• Data’s New Highest Use Will Be Training AI Algorithms
• Data Visualization Footprint Escalates
• Self-Service Takes Off
• Chief Data Officer Goes Mainstream
• Organizations Acknowledge Chief Information Architect/Chief Analytics Officer
• Data Science Pioneers Lock in
• Acknowledgement of the need for data deployments to be near the business unit in organization
charts
• Reduction in the challenges posed by internal grist and resistance to change
• Analytics Skills Go Into the Operational Environment
• Operational Big Data Platform Selection to see more SQL, less NoSQL
• A New Dataset: Bio Data
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26. Top Trends in Enterprise Analytics for
2020 and Beyond
27. Data Takes Steps to the Balance Sheet
• The six biggest companies by market
capitalization are Apple, Amazon, Alphabet,
Google, Microsoft and Facebook
• Rules
– Internally-Created Asset
– A corresponding cost for acquiring or building this
asset
– Depreciation Cycle
– Utilized in a similar manner across companies
28. Explosion in Sensor-Based Time-Series Data
• 5G and IoT Driving AI
• Sensor-based Data Sources Expand
• Time Series Data Explosion
– Data for each point in time
– The data collectively represents how a
system/process/behavior changes over time
– Scale and usability of time series data
29. • Natural Language Inputs
• AI Voice Assistants
• Google-Like
• Chatboxes
• Future: Brain-Computer Interfaces
Business Intelligence Interfaces
Upheavel
30. • Automated Data Discovery
• Auto-generated pipelines based on global
experiences
• Joins by data
ETL will be Nearly Automated
31. Leveraging Cloud Object Storage for Data Lakes
• More Achievable separate compute and storage architecture
• Compute resources (Map/Reduce, Hive, Spark, etc.) can be taken
down, scaled up or out, or interchanged without data movement
• Storage can be centralized, but compute can be distributed
• Major players have mechanism to ensure consistency to achieve
ACID-like compliance for remote data changes
• Some vendors also have remote data replication to ensure
redundancy and recovery
• Most of the query execution is processing time, and not data
transport, so if cloud compute and storage are in the same cloud
vendor region, performance is hardly impacted
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32. • Embedded Databases at the edge
• AI baked into the chips
• New applications and use cases
More Edge AI
33. AI is disruptive
Data is the Foundation
Data’s New Highest Use Will Be Training AI
Algorithms
34. • Will help reduce bias in the algorithms
• Data-first application development
• Reduction in Lazy AI
• Transparency part of compliance
regulations
Explainable AI
35. • Data analytics stack goes Kubernetes for
both open source and commercial
• Winners go from thought to POC quickly
• Serverlessness
Kubernetes and Containers
36. Hybrid Databases
• Hybrid transaction/analytical processing (HTAP),
translytical, or hybrid operational analytic
processing (HOAP)
• Combination row-based for transactions and
column-based for analytics
• Can process both orders and machine learning
models simultaneously with fast performance
and reduced complexity
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37. There’s more maturity
in moving imperfectly
than in merely
perfectly defining the
shortcomings
Build credibility
Don’t be afraid to fail
Don’t talk yourself out
of having a new
beginning
Have an open mind
No plateaus are
comfortable for long
That resistance is not
about making
progress, it’s the
journey
38. Second Thursday of Every
Month, at 2:00 ET
Presented by: William McKnight
President, McKnight Consulting Group
www.mcknightcg.com (214) 514-1444
#AdvAnalytics