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- High penetration of broadband connections, cloud computing, massive structured and unstructured data storage solutions, sensory data and prescriptive and predictive analytics together with Big data.
- Decresing costs of acquiring, storing and managing data.
- Lack of technology to support all data formats, complex logic in current implementation and data integration, validity of certain types of Analytics, for instance derived from social media - relatively new methods and not yet adequately tested.
- Recent regulatory dialogue about data protection law.
- Global initiatives for the protection of intellectual property.
- The Danish employment law allow for a rather flexible labour regarding hiring and firing, making it easier for businesses to adjust the size of their workforce without incurring costs.
- Employees being a part of a trade union.
- Green servers usage and ecological use of energy.
- What factors are mainly affecting the BI and Analytics industry ?
- What trends will assumably have an impact for more opportunities for more companies to use Analytics ?
- What are some threats for more companies to apply Analytics ?
- What legislation might lead to tighter restrictions on data privacy and security enforced by EU, which might be resulting in a restricted amount of data for analytics ?
- What initiatives have resulted in regulations for protecting copyright for Denmark also ?
- What does the Danish employment law allow for and what might be it's consequences ?
- What is increasing the labour costs for companies ?
- What environmental factors might affect DMA ?