The Data Management Survey 24 is the fifth edition of BARC’s annual study into the market for data warehousing tools. It employs the same proven methodology as The BI & Analytics Survey and The Planning Survey, which have been conducted annually since 2000, setting out to analyze market trends and produce meaningful comparisons of competing products across a wide range of critical software and vendor-related criteria.
The Data Management Survey also provides a detailed quantitative analysis of why customers buy data management tools, what they are used for, the problems they experience with the tools and how successful they are.
960 people surveyed, 21 data warehouse products evaluated
21 data warehousing products from 16 different vendors are featured in The Data Management Survey 24. As well as products from well-known global giants such as Microsoft, Oracle and SAP, it also includes a number of specialist tools from smaller vendors.
Our analysis is based on a survey of 912 software users, consultants and vendors from all over the world, conducted from January to May 2023.
The Data Management Survey 24 consists of three key components:
The Results
An overview and analysis of the most important findings and topical results from The Data Management Survey 24. This report covers the challenges faced with today’s data landscapes, approaches to tool selection, current trends in data management and more.
Vendor Performance Summaries
A series of executive reports on each of the 21 products featured in The Data Management Survey 24. Each report deals with a single product and contains a short vendor and product overview by BARC’s analyst team as well as a summary of the relevant product-related survey results.
The analyzer
Gain access to our powerful interactive online tool, enabling you to perform your own custom analysis of the full survey data set from The Data Management Survey 24. The survey is so thorough it would be impossible to write about all the results. The Analyzer gives you the opportunity to dig deep into the survey data for yourself and extract the information you need.
Co-Autoren: Kevin Petrie (Eckerson), Dan O’Brien