What's the latest trends in Big Data Analytics for 2023?

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Director of Data Architecture in Media2 years ago

Open Table Formats, Data Contracts, Applications Mesh

Founder in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

Hyper personalization!! and Open AI!!

Chief Data Officer in Software2 years ago

Based on insights gleaned from my recent attendance at the biggest CDO conference of the year (CDOIQ), the biggest trend appears to be data products.  This is largely a result of a continued focus on data mesh architectures.  Believe it or not, there were more CDOs talking about data products than Generative AI and LLM's.  (But just barely...)

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Director of Data Architecture in Media2 years ago

Adding to the existing comments. 

Data Contracts, Open Lakehouse , Kappa Architecture 

Global Head of AI, Data & Analytics in Software3 years ago

Edge compute, Generative AI and GenAI discrimination, real time analytics at scale, Spatial analytics and simulation for digital twins

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