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Driving Business Agility Through Cloud-based Analytic Innovation
Michael O’RourkeIBM Cloud Data Services
© 2015 IBM Corporation
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"Without big data analytics, companies are blind and deaf, wandering out onto the web like a deer on a freeway." - Geoffrey Moore
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Business Agility Through Data
Requirements Based Top-Down Design Integration and Reuse Competence Centers Better Decisions Enterprise Focus
Opportunity-Oriented Experimentation Throwaway Hackathons Business Innovation Functional Focus
Traditional Big Data
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Multiple sources: IDC,Cisco
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2005 2012 2017
By 2017 the number of networked devices will be more than double the entire global population.
Social Media
(video, audio and text)
The total number of social media accounts exceeds the entire global population.
Enterprise Data
The uncertainty is growing alongside data complexity
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To manage risk and create agility, embrace all data….uncertainty of new information is growing alongside its complexity
Volume Variety Velocity
Data at Scale
Terabytes topetabytes of data
Data in Many Forms
Structured, unstructured, text,
multimedia
Data in MotionAnalysis of
streaming data to enable decisions
within fractions of a second
Veracity
Data Uncertainty
Managing the reliability and
predictability of inherently imprecise
data types
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Organizations that embrace data in all its forms can unlock greater insight
Analyze Data
(Integrate & Interconnect)
Apply Insight
(Intelligent Outcomes)
Capture Data
(Instrument)
Identify Patterns
(Unlock Insight)
But, Most of the data you might need… you do not own
60% of determinants of health Volume, Variety, Velocity, Veracity
30% of determinants of healthVolume
10% of determinants of health
Variety
Clinical data
Genomics data
Exogenous data(Behavior, Socio-economic,
Environmental, ...)
1100 Terabytes Generated per lifetime
6 TBPer lifetime
0.4 TBPer lifetime
Source: "The Relative Contribution of Multiple Determinants to Health Outcomes", Lauren McGover et al., Health Affairs, 33, no.2 (2014)
Big Data
Who are my brand advocates, fence sitters and adversaries?
Are my employees effective at engaging with customers?
Which customers are likely to defect to my competitor?
How are my customers and prospects engaging with my products and
services?
What is the customer sentiment regarding my brand?
What new products and features does my customer desire?
How do my customers feel about my competitors products?
Fuels Insights That Enable For the Enterprise
Higher Sales Conversion Rates
Sales
Marketing
Customer Service
Product Development
Workforce Optimization
Improved Customer Service
Higher Loyalty
Enhanced Online Accuracy
New Product Innovation
New Demand Generation
Risk Mitigation
The Business Agility Process
… Align big data to business outcomes
But How?But How?
Is Information Accurate?
Takes too Long Can’t find the right
information
Data Quality Problems
Ease of Use Integration of
Different Systems
Traditional Barriers
Big Data Barriers
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The 3 R’s of Success with Big Data Analytics
• Revolution• Responsiveness• Resiliency
“If you are not moving at the speed of the marketplace
you’re already dead – you just haven’t stopped
breathing yet”
Jack Welch
Revolution – Managing Disruption
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Data Products Need to Be Data Products Need to Be Built DifferentlyBuilt Differently
Give Data Back in Powerful Give Data Back in Powerful WaysWays
We Don’t Have Time to Do It Right, We Don’t Have Time to Do It Right, But We Have Time to Do It OverBut We Have Time to Do It Over
Decide on Where to Start Decide on Where to Start Building Your ApplicationBuilding Your Application
Create and Die By Your Product Create and Die By Your Product Pre-Flight ChecklistPre-Flight Checklist
- DJ Patel, US Chief Data Scientist- Ruslan Belkin, VP Engineering Salesforce
Responsiveness – Data Sensitivity
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In-House DataTypically Structured
External DataUnstructured, but
converted to structured.
Unfamiliar External DataLeveraged As-Is
Homemade DataSolution Augmentation
Big Data - Examples
In-House Data
External Data.
Unfamiliar External Data
Homemade Data
Leads Most Likely to Generate New Sales
Analysis of Customer Transactions Over Time
Understanding Customer Loyalty Patterns
Market Basket Analysis on Short & Long Term Behavior
Targeted Advertising Use Browsing History
Targeted Discounts via Phone Recognition of Possible Attrition
Social Media Sentiment / Buzz on Your Reputation
Pharmaceutical Drug Analytics Through Refill Patterns
“Personalized” Credit Offers per Customer
Hospital and Physician Quality Ratings
Experimentation for Customized Landing Pages
Patient Claim Analysis Based on Proximity to “poor” Locales
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Elastic Provisioning
Pay-as-You-Go
Manage High Volume External Data Sources
Self-Service Through a Browser
SQL / NOSQL – Unstructured Data
Access Data Anywhere, Anytime
Leverage Current Cloud Apps
Resiliency – Leveraging Cloud Elasticity
Big Data Analytics – Reference Architecture
Sensors
Internet
Social MediaServices
CustomerConversations
Public and Internal Sources
BackOffice Applications
Old and New Sources
InformationIngestion
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Data Connection / Movement
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Data Shaping / Cleansing
Real-TimeData
Streaming
Distributed Messaging
System
DataWorks
ApacheKafka
Streams
InformationIngestion
Analytic Sources
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Data Connection / Movement
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Data Shaping / Cleansing
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Logical Data
Warehouse
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Interactive Queries and Iterative\
Data Processing
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BatchProcessingFramework
Real-TimeData
Streaming
Distributed Messaging
System
Sensors
Internet
Social MediaServices
CustomerConversations
Public and Internal Sources
BackOffice Applications
Old and New Sources
DashDB
Cloudant
Postgres DB2
MongoDB
ReThinkDB
Redis
Big Data Analytics – Reference Architecture
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InformationIngestion
Analytic Sources InteractiveAnalytics
Alerting, Reporting and Planning
Visualization & Collaboration
Real-Time Decision Mgmt.
Systems of Engagement
AcceleratorsMetadataCatalog
InsightHub
ActivityHub
ContentHub
Master &Reference Data Hubs
InformationInteraction
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Logical Data
Warehouse
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Interactive Queries and Iterative\
Data Processing
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BatchProcessingFramework
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Data Connection / Movement
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Data Shaping / Cleansing
Real-TimeData
Streaming
Distributed Messaging
System
Sensors
Internet
Social MediaServices
CustomerConversations
Public and Internal Sources
BackOffice Applications
Old and New Sources
PredictiveAnalytics
D3
EmbeddableReporting
ApacheZeppelin
DashDB
Cloudant
Postgres DB2
MongoDB
ReThinkDB
Redis
DataWorks
ApacheKafka
Streams
Big Data Analytics – Reference Architecture
Example – Ford: Integrated Health Management Platform
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InformationIngestion
Analytic Sources
MetadataCatalog
InsightHub
ActivityHub
ContentHub
Master &Reference Data Hubs
InformationInteraction
Vehicle DeviceSensors
Dongle Information
from Parking Spots
Vehicle & UserInformation
MaintenanceHistory
Old and New Sources
Streams
Cloudant
PredictiveAnalytics
Example – Integrated Health Management Platform
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InformationIngestion
Analytic Sources
MetadataCatalog
InsightHub
ActivityHub
ContentHub
Master &Reference Data Hubs
InformationInteraction
Clinical andWearable Device
Sensors
Fitbit, JawboneDevice Data
Lab Results and Patient
Conversations
Health Records from RDBMS
Old and New Sources
DataWorks
Streams
DashDB
Cloudant
D3
Has Been BridgedHas Been Bridged
The GapThe Gap