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Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies can help to break down the barriers to widespread use of data analytics by making complex analytics possible to just about anyone, regardless of their technical ability. They might not want to take three or four years out to learn advanced computer science and statistics, and with the advances in cognitive computing that won't be necessary. In big data analytics, reporting the insights we've gleaned from analyzing large amounts of messy data sets is the crucial "last step" of the process – and it's often a step which causes us to stumble. But one program, called Quill, takes the trend a step further, producing text-based reports that explain the data clearly and concisely.