We recently polled business professionals with a stake in data and analytics at their organizations to see how things are going. And we learned a few things.
They mostly think they’re satisfied with current tools and processes…
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The biggest group of respondents, 39%, say they are satisfied or very satisfied with the current tools and process they use to analyze business data. One-third are neutral, and only a little over one-quarter (28%) report they are unsatisfied or very unsatisfied with the status quo. |
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Right around 40% of all respondents are frustrated by pre-defined queries, lack of iterative discovery, and the need to involve technical resources. And half say it just takes too long. |
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When we break out the groups by their level of satisfaction, we see, unsurprisingly, that a much larger |
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But how long does it, in fact, take to build new queries or access new data? Overall, two-thirds of
How long is too long may be in the eye of the beholder, but clearly, very few people are getting answers at ask time. |
In short, there’s room for improvement. Things are taking longer than they should. They’re limited by current processes and systems. This is true even for those who say they’re satisfied with current systems and processes. This confirms our notion that our ability to extract meaningful insights from big data hasn’t evolved as much as it should have in the 20 years since the term “big data” was coined.
And it’s why we developed Scuba in the first place.
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