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Applying Downstream
Analytics in a Big Data Environment
John McDaniel Mark Beaudreault
NetApp?
NetApp #1 in
Initial product quality Product features Technical support Customer satisfaction Knowledgeable sales Storage Operating System – OnTap Number 6 place to work in the US Recognized for Innovation by Forbes magazine Fortune 500 Company Top 100 Companies in Healthcare Solutions
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Over 3,000 Healthcare Clients Worldwide
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What is Big Data? (Cont’d)
Data Volume – Clinical Documentation All Providers of care irrespective of location
– Genomics – Patient Monitors & Sensors – Machine-to-Machine – Medical Images – Administrative Data – EHR and HIE Data
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What is Big Data? (Cont’d)
Data Variety – Structured Data – Unstructured Data Audio Dictation Clinical Narratives Email/Text Messages Social Media Photos and Videos
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What is Big Data? (Cont’d)
Data Velocity – Standardized/Normalized Real or Near Real-
Time Data for: Predictive Modeling Risk Modeling Clinical Decision Support Point of Care Best Practices
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What is Big Data? (Cont’d)
Data Value – When Data is Aggregated it Becomes
Information Which when Used Promotes Knowledge In Providing the Best Care for the Least Cost
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Provider Familiarity with Big Data
8 Source: IDC Global Technology and Industry Research Organization IT Survey, 2012
9 Source: IDC Global Technology and Industry Research Organization IT Survey, 2012
Provider Challenges with Big Data
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What are your organization's drivers for using big data technologies and approaches?
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12.3
18.5
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Non-analytic workloads
Analysis of transactional data from sales systems
Service innovation
Analysis of machine or device data
Analysis of online customer behavior related data
Analysis of operations related data
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Business & Clinical Intelligence Service Architecture
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The Biggest Challenges are Not the ones We Realize
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What We Are Good at and Focused On
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Analytics for extremely large datasets
Performance for data intensive workloads
Secure, boundless data storage
Gain Insight
Keep Everything
Go Fast
Big Data
The Real Challenge - New Era of Scale
35 Zettabytes Estimated size of the digital universe in 2020
5 Billion smart phones
30 Billion Pieces of new content to Facebook per month
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Big Data = Big SLAs
The use case is frequently becoming the core competency and key differentiator of the organization
RTOs and RPOs are also at Scale – No Downtime
DR now = Business Continuance
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Big Data = Big Investment
The nature of the workloads typically requires investments that are beyond the enterprise application cost structure.
The Analytics technologies are in a segment of tech that is in flux – not aligned with 5 year depreciation schedules.
So Big Data = Big Flexibility to protect and best utilize these investments.
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Big Data = Big Data (really)
The routine things we do no longer work in the new paradigm. – Test, Dev and QA – Backup and Recovery – Hardware refresh – Maintenance windows
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