Four Data and Analytics Trends to Watch in 2020
The buzz around headline-grabbing topics like machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) is ever-growing.
But for data and analytics leaders, these trends have practical implications for everything from technology and processes to people and culture.
With 2020 upon us, data and analytics pioneers are really investigating their present business, the competition, client criticism and desires, and accelerating innovation trends. They're changing their working, business, and strategy models accordingly.
This research is a timely snapshot into where the real issues and priorities lie for data and analytics leaders, anchored back to four strategic pillars that are relevant to any organization.
Download now to look at some of the patterns and forecasts we can hope to see in 2020.
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