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© 2014 IBM Corporation Craig Statchuk Architecture and Strategy, IBM Business Analytics Office of the CTO November 2014 GeoSpatial Analytics for Business Rev B

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© 2014 IBM Corporation

Craig StatchukArchitecture and Strategy, IBM Business Analytics Office of the CTO

November 2014

GeoSpatial Analytics for Business

Rev B

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2About Me

Cognos / IBM technical strategy

Geospatial business evangelist

Big data, cloud, search, modeling

Craig [email protected]@statchuk

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3Agenda

Enterprise Analytics

The Data Driven Business

Top 5 Business Priorities for GIS

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4Quality, Relevance and Flexibility

Data Analytics

Results

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5Quality, Relevance and Flexibility

Data Analytics

Results

Relevance

Quality Flexibility

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6Mobile Imperatives

Business Analytics Content

UserRole &

Context

Irresistible Mobile Value

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7Mobile Imperatives

Business Analytics Content

UserRole &

Context

Irresistible Mobile Value

3 Clicks

10 Seconds

PredictiveWorkflow

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80% Enterprise Data is Unstructured

Finding Greater Value

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9Finding Greater Value

99%95% Across Business Silos

From Government

Structured Data

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10First Normal Form (1NF)

1NF Data in columns

Unique keys

Customer Store Product Amount

Beth NYC Sunglasses $89

Ginny Atlanta Tent $323

Beth Toronto Shoes $123

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11Third Normal Form (3NF)

Customer Store Product Amount

456 S434 10023 $89

123 S331 40032 $323

456 S416 30014 $123

1NF Data in columns

Unique keys

3NF Dependent keys

No extra data

Cust# Name Phone …

123 Ginny 516-443-5645

456 Beth 816-433-2232

Store# Location Phone …

S331 Atlanta 516-432-3231

S416 Toronto 888-416-2535

S434 NYC 888-231-2222

Prod# Name Cost …

10023 Sunglasses $65

30014 Shoes $55

40032 Tent $223

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12New Normal Form (NNF)

Name Phone Customer Location Store Name Product Amount

Ginny 516-443-5645 456 Atlanta S434 Sunglasses 10023 $89

Beth 816-433-2232 123 Toronto S331 Shoes 40032 $323

Ginny 516-443-5645 456 NYC S416 Tent 30014 $123

NNF Lots of rows, columns values and extra data

Lots of duplication (x & y)

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13Why NNF matters

• Second guess past assumptions

• More self-serve data preparation

• Data quality is built-in

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14Leverage Better Data

Latitude: 45.467836 Longitude: -75.708618

Geospatial attributes expensive to leverage

Small changes = big variations

almost impossible

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15Leverage Better Data

Latitude: 45.467836 Longitude: -75.708618

Geospatial attributes expensive to leverage

Small changes = big variations

almost impossible

Context: home, work, commuting

Clients: Hilton, Walmart, Boeing

Time periods: fiscal year, next release

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Improving

Hospitals

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17Not as Smart as we Thought

Ability to process

AvailableData

The gap is what we don’t know

Time

Volu

me

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Enterprise Quality Data

Uncertain Data

Not as much Quality as we Need

Time

Volu

me

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19Get it Right Early

Correct Assertion

Incorrect Assertion

Time

Pro

cess

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Watson Plays Jeopardy

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Watson: “What is Toronto?”

Category: US CitiesAnswer “Its largest airport was named for a World War II hero; its second largest, for a World War II battle.” 

NLP/POS:  City where largest airport was named for a World War II hero; City where second largest airport is named for a World War II battle

Strategy:  Low Weight on Category since it could be play on words or pun.

Ontology:  University of Toronto is member of American Association of Universities; Toronto Blue Jays in the American Baseball League

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Context: Sales rep driving from SeaTac airport

Metadata Drivers

Launched by Calendar, Email, SMS or Geo-fence Event

Ends in analytics (Customers, History, Issues)or related app (Contacts, maps, email)

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23Context driven entry points (Customers)

ContactsMaps, Driving Directions…

Boeing

Sales RepsChat, Connections…

ProductsHistory, licenses…

CompetitiveProducts, Web…

Prospectsdemos, issues…

In the NewsStories, blogs…

Customer

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24Metadata Drivers Select Data and Application

CategoriesRevenue, Plans, ChannelsProducts

SupportComments, APARS…

CompetitiveFeatures, Field feedback

Field Resourcesdemos, guides

In the NewsCustomers, Reviews

Boeing

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Days to close

FY 2014

Num

ber o

f C

alls

Q1 Q2

22 days

Severity

L H

100

200

Q3 Forecast

6 days

20 days

8 days

App, data and formatare different for every customer

Mobile context requires higher flexibility and precision

Support Calls

28 days

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26Business Top 55 More CONNECTIONS (existing data)

4 Exploration and DISCOVERY (new data)

3 High value GEOSPATIAL data (leverage)

2 Getting it right EARLY (close the gap)

1 KNOW what I want BEFORE I ask (everywhere)

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Thank You!