A BARC survey reveals that nearly half of respondents report problems in adapting to changes in requirements coming from either the evolution of their business over time or from changes in source systems.

A BARC survey reveals that 36 percent of respondents say they currently use data as a revenue generator to increase the company’s turnover.

A BARC survey about interactive storytelling reveals that classic BI is still dominant when it comes to distilling insights from data.

A BARC survey reveals that North America has higher cloud BI usage than Europe and a higher percentage of companies committed to the cloud in general, and to cloud BI in particular.

Market research by BARC shows that data privacy is the single most important challenge to the deployment of security analytics solutions.

Security & legal issues are the biggest challenges to implementing cloud BI for large and mid-size companies as they face more regulatory and investor scrutiny.

A BARC survey finds that small and mid-size companies benefit from the elimination of hardware costs, while large companies benefit from scalability and speed of deployment when implementing cloud BI.

Traditional security products like firewalls or endpoint security solutions have a higher adoption rate through all sectors than advanced solutions.

A BARC Survey reveals that small companies are more likely than large or mid-sized companies to implement BI tools and data warehouses in the cloud.

Looking at the list of big data technologies companies are using, the divide between best-in-class companies and laggards is extremely evident.

A BARC survey shows that data integration between on-premises and cloud applications is ranked an equally important use case across all company sizes.

A BARC survey reveals that security is the biggest challenge to cloud BI deployments, followed by legal issues, such as privacy regulations, and performance.

BARC's BI and Data Management in the Cloud survey reveals that elimination of hardware and infrastructure cost is the top benefit for companies that run BI in the cloud, followed by scalability and low administration costs.

Flexibility and lower cost are the two biggest reasons why companies run BI in the cloud, followed by scalability, speed and reduced hardware/software maintenance.

BARC's BI and Data Management in the Cloud survey reveals that the public cloud is the preferred deployment platform for cloud BI compared to less than a third (30%) for hybrid cloud and 24% for private cloud.

BARC's BI and Data Management in the Cloud survey reveals that the public cloud is the preferred deployment platform for cloud BI compared to less than a third (30%) for hybrid cloud and 24% for private cloud.

Companies are more likely to run BI components in the cloud than implement data warehouses, data marts and data integration tasks there.

Survey findings reveal the types of users who most often use cloud BI.

Survey findings show how companies make use of the cloud.

Survey findings reveal companies' strategies, adoption and future plans around cloud business intelligence (BI). Based on an analysis of 400 organizations.

Survey data showing the different departments where companies are using, or planning to use, big data analytics.

Companies are increasingly aligning their actions in decision-making processes to the growing significance of data.

Survey results highlight the biggest challenges companies are facing with their big data analytics.

Survey results on how companies are financing big data projects, where investments are flowing, and how budgets are changing.

Survey results revealing which BI and data management technologies companies deploy in the cloud.

Survey findings on the number of internal and external data sources companies are using for decision-making.

The current market for these technologies is highly dynamic and many big data tools promise a broad spectrum of benefits. But which technologies have made their way into organizations, and which ones are on the radar for the future?