Comments on: Here’s how it looks when big data goes mobile-first

By: Joshua Danehower

Joshua Danehower — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 21:29:09 +0000

Anyone know how you would use a Machine Learning Algorithm to decide what the best type of visualization is? That’s very interesting to me.

By: David Bressler

David Bressler — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 21:09:35 +0000

Chris – spot on comment. That no integration vendor has yet claimed the “mobile first integration suite” leaves me a little surprised. The thing is, mobile-first is important when it comes to an approach, so it does matter if things are optimized for mobile or not (not sure if your last sentence meant that mobile doesn’t matter).

By: Chris Taylor

Chris Taylor — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 09:36:42 +0000

“But most people need 5 features.” Very interesting ideas. When moving to mobile, UX matters so much more and getting the right features matters far more than all features. This is a trend I expect to see continuing across any platform that integrates with large data and, even more so, ubiquitous data.

What’s also interesting is the amount of heavy lifting being done on the back end so that the mobile device can keep up with the information stream. This is an integration story more than anything, as moving the key data fast requires a host of infrastructure pieces that have little do with Hadoop.

BI is dead. Long live UX-focused BI, whether mobile-first or not.

By: DataVizPresenter

DataVizPresenter — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 15:15:45 +0000

If you want a data visualization platform on iPad check out pixxa.com’s Perspective native app, they are the future as Zoomdata is just an HTML port, still thinking the old BI dataviz model.

Very impressive stuff. more for presenting/sharing data that is Oh so easy!