Dark Analytics Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2023 - 2028)
The dark analytics market is poised to register a CAGR of 24.9 percent during the forecast period. As data security becomes a more significant focus, companies are exploring new ways to analyze data, such as dark data that isn't typically used in business analysis, to ensure it doesn't create security risks. According to a survey, IBM estimated that about 90% of the data generated by sensors and analog-to-digital conversations needs to be utilized.
Key HighlightsThe dark analytics market has been gaining traction in recent years. The companies in the market have been strategically innovating and partnering to provide insights into the dark data present. The vendors in the market have added AI and machine learning capabilities through mergers and acquisitions or by partnering with such companies in the value chain. Such strategic approaches are expected to drive the market towards closer collaboration to develop a better solution and may impact the market structure.
In January 2023, AWS launched the Data Lab Program in India. The program will benefit enterprises by building internal data analytics skills, upskilling current staff through on-the-job training and different training courses, and partnering with organizations. PayU Finance uses AWS Data Lab to move away from legacy infrastructure and build a scalable data platform suited to its business requirements.
In November 2022, the data analytics company KNIME launched the KNIME hub. This will hasten skill development and make data-driven decisions simple to adopt throughout any firm. Users can view, download, and share their solutions via the KNIME data hub application. They can also deploy their workflows as data apps and services that can be made available to more significant businesses.
Amazon Web Services announced the launch of HealthLake in November 2022. HealthLake is a service for medical imaging and analytics that uses new technologies. The company says that HealthLake Imaging can help health systems save up to 40% on the total cost of storing medical images. For instance, Radical Imaging, a Boston-based company, is providing customers with zero-footprint, cloud-capable medical imaging applications using an OHIF project that is built on HealthLake Imaging APIs.
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