1. BI trends to follow in 2013
Jon Woodward, CEO
December 2012

2. It’s 2013 - picture the scene…
Business Intelligence remains a top priority. Why?
For the business: insight is a business imperative
For IT: faced with extracting information when data
is growing in both size and complexity
For Users: increased demand for anytime,
anywhere access to BI for daily decision making
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3. Demand for BI Data Discovery tools will continue to
grow in 2013 supported by:
1. Breakthrough in the beautiful BI interface
Delivering a fully immersive and interactive self-service BI experience,
anytime, anywhere, and in any dimension
2. A focus on telling the whole BI story
Inspired by gamification to provide a complete picture of available information
3. Progression beyond the Big Data hype
To focus on actionable analytics that harness diverse data sets
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4. 1. The rise of the beautiful, immersive interface
Will be… Will mean…rapid BI insights
 Fully interactive and utilise anytime, anywhere – and in
gesture control any dimension
 Available for multi-device
environments with a unified
experience
 Seamlessly employed across
desktop, notepad, tablet
and smartphone
 Pervasive
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5. 2. Greater ability to tell the full story
Will be… Will mean…self-service BI
 Able to merge temporal and across the organisation
locational data in seconds
 Easy to search in natural
language and use both written
word and speech
 Able to overcome data silos
 Provide the user with a
complete view of information
 Ready to support
collaboration
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6. 3. Actionable analytics beyond the big data hype
Will be… Will mean…actionable
 Able to handle diverse data analytics for agile businesses
sets
 Align to real use cases and
not hype
 Virtually integrate with ease
 Handle volumes with ease
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waiting for
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