The global data visualisation market is growing by up to $900m a year, and is expected to be worth $9bn by 2026, according to analysis of industry data by Zegami, the data visualisation company helping businesses unlock their data potential. Property is producing more data than ever but this creates pressure on managers and advisers to make sense of the numbers. This is leading to the increased use of data visualisation in data analytics and business intelligence tools, as well as organisations looking to find ways to reduce their rising expenditure on data warehousing and storage costs.