Market Trends of Active Data Warehousing Industry
Rising Penetration of Smartphones may Drive the Market Growth
- Mobile phones, especially smartphones, are becoming increasingly widespread among various people. Users may get essential information rapidly owing to modern information and communication technology (ICT). According to the GSMA, there are more than 6.2 billion active iOS and Android smartphones worldwide as of last year, and it is expected to reach 7.4 billion by 2025. Additionally, the usage of mobile technology is increasing across a range of computer systems, including Data Warehouse (DW), Business Intelligence (BI) systems, and Data Analytic systems.
- Mobile phones act as a database, where a considerable amount of user data is stored. The stored data can be subjected to analysis as per the T&C approval by the user. The data can be retrieved and analyzed by various active data warehouses to collect multiple traits of the user. Smartphone users need a vast cloud database for data access, thereby needing data warehousing solutions, driving market growth.
- Further, an increasing data stream necessitates more capabilities, including real-time data storage, as a result of the rising smartphone usage in emerging nations like China, Brazil, and India, as well as the increased social media traffic.
- Moreover, the growing smartphone usage across various countries is anticipated to drive market growth. For instance, according to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, in November 2022, India had more than 1.2 billion mobile phone subscribers, including 600 million smartphone users. Furthermore, it was mentioned that in addition to having relatively cheap data rates, the widespread usage of smartphones has led to individuals consuming a lot of information and entertainment on their mobile devices.
North America is Expected to Hold a Significant Market Share
- The United States organizations are significant adopters of analytics across several verticals, compared with European or Asian organizations. The United States is considered an essential country in the market because of the considerable demand and presence of vendors. Also, according to GSMA, there were 329 million mobile service subscribers in North America last year, or 84% of the total population. With most of the region's new unique customers coming from the United States, the total addressable market for the operators in the area is approaching close to saturation. The United States would provide 75% of the 12 million more users anticipated in the region by 2025.
- Also, consumers in the country value vendors that provide real-time assistance with their issues; hence, many retail organizations are adopting active data warehousing concepts to enhance loyalty management applications that play a crucial role in retaining consumers.
- The growth of mobile broadband led to increased Big Data analytics and cloud computing in the country. The United States, with a considerable number of analytics adopters in 2022, encouraged multiple enterprises to switch from on-premise to cloud-based deployment, which is estimated to be an addressable market for data warehouse installations. Furthermore, logistics activities are expected to increase with the rise in trade activities and the growing number of businesses in the country. However, the ever-increasing public debt of the country is expected to drive the inflation rate up, thus curtailing small vendors' activities.
- As per Microsoft, AI-driven virtual agents have contributed significantly toward emerging channels. Features like natural language processing and machine learning possess capabilities to deliver smart, conversational, and fast solutions 24/7. It indicates the importance and spending that companies direct toward improving customer satisfaction. Therefore, the demand for such sophisticated platforms and analytics will continue to help register a steady growth rate of active data warehousing.
- Another key driver in the market is the increasing need for solutions with BI capabilities. Government initiatives and increased data analytics physicians use for improved primary care, such as the detection and prevention of diseases, are driving the market. Thus, many healthcare organizations have started spending more on active data warehousing to increase cost savings. Over the forecast period, the increasing demand for real-time analytics and BI from insurance and other BFSI companies is expected to bolster the demand for ADW in the United States.