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WHAT MAKES ORGANIZATIONS SUCCESSFUL WITH DATA? Posted on : Aug 15 - 2017

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, GDPR, Building up a Data Science Team: Trends that impact every modern organization. What is the best way to deal with these challenges and become a successful data driven organization?

For the third consecutive year, Big Data Expo and GoDataDriven conduct Big Data Survey: the international benchmark of business data applications! Only one thing is missing: your help! Can you participate in Big Data Survey?

In the past three years, Big Data Survey has developed into the largest European research on big data and data applications. Already, this has resulted in some interesting insights. One of the key findings last year was that organizations saw an increase in budget. Quite paradoxically, the expectations of data applications were tempered. Reason for this is mainly that organizations experienced first-hand that success with data doesn’t come naturally but is the result of hard work, experimenting, and learning.

Besides an insight in the trends in the fields of data, technology, and the data driven organization, Big Data Survey also covers developments about GDPR, the data portability legislation that takes effect in 2018.

Your participation is important to paint the full picture. You are rewarded with the extensive report, including in-depth analysis and lots of graphs, for free.

THE KNOWLEDGE IMPAIRMENT

Despite the budget increase for many organizations, building up a data team proved to be a big challenge for many organizations in 2016. The demand for talented data scientists is larger than ever. Organizations have the choice to invest in the development of an in-house team, and/or to work with external consultants. In 2017, Big Data Survey answers the question whether organizations that indicated that their current level of knowledge was too low, have been able to invest in education and/or attracting talent. Do large organizations still work with external consultants more than smaller organizations? View More