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© 2013 IBM Corporation
Big Data overview
SICS Software week, Sept 23-25Cloud and Big Data Day
Livio VenturaBig Data European Industry Leader for Telco, Energy and Utilities and Digital Media
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Agenda
� some data on Data
� Big Data and Analytics
� Targets of Big Data efforts
� Big Data sources and activities
� Working with Big Data
� Bringing it all together in a New architecture
� New trends – challenges and opportunities
� IBM’s Big Data platform
� Use cases
�Big Data Exploration
�DWH Augmentation
�Operations Analysis
�Enhanced 360°view of customer
�Security/ntelligence extension
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Big Data sources and activities
http://www.ibmbigdatahub.com/infographic/big-data-imperative-why-information-governance-must-be-addressed-now
http://www.ibmbigdatahub.com/infographic/where-does-big-data-come
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Working with Big Data
Shift
Shift
Shift
55--10%10%
6060--75%75%
1010--20%20%
6060--75%75%
1010--20%20%
55--10%10%
Illustrative Percentage of Focus Related to “Analytics”
TodayToday FutureFuture
The pyramid needs to be "flipped", shifting the focus from accessing and aggregating data, to analyzing and acting upon
insights to make better decisions, drive smarter actions and enable personalized relationship with customers.
BI & Reporting
Prescriptive
Predictive
Descriptive
http://www.ibmbigdatahub.com/SmartSixteen
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Bringing it all together
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/pdf/isl/infoportal/Global_Technology_Outlook_2013.pdf
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New Architecture to Leverage All Data and Analytics
Data in
Motion
Data at
Rest
Data in
Many Forms
Information Ingestion and Operational Information
Decision Management
BI and Predictive Analytics
Navigation and Discovery
IntelligenceAnalysis
Landing Area,
Analytics Zone
and Archive
� Raw Data� Structured Data� Text Analytics� Data Mining� Entity Analytics� Machine Learning
Real-time
Analytics
� Video/Audio� Network/Sensor� Entity Analytics� Predictive Exploration,
Integrated Warehouse, and Mart Zones� Discovery
� Deep Reflection� Operational� Predictive
� Stream Processing � Data Integration � Master Data
Streams
Information Governance, Security and Business Continuity
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A revised Information Landscape
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/5things/entry/5_things_to_know_about_the_new_information_architecture?lang=en
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Opportunities
Location-based data
Social media data
Value creation with real-time
analytics
The 3 mega trends, their opportunities and challenges
Mobile SocialChanges of consumer
demographics& globalization
Challenges
Multi-channel access
Traditional segmentation
Privacy & Security issues
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How can CSPs leverage the vast amounts of data they collect
into usable and actionable insight for the Empowered Customer?
xDRs
Billing
CRM
Location
Account
Mgt
Internet
Network
Millions of events
per second
Dropped Calls
Outgoing International Calls
Call Duration
Extra Call
Contract Expiration
Entered new cell
New Top-Up
5 minutes left on pre-paid
Invoice Issued
Congested Cells
Invoice Paid
Acquired new products
Change contracts
Brand Reputation
Customer Sentiment
Customer is roaming
Customer is at home
3 dropped calls in 10 minutes
Customer is close to a store
Customer enters a shopping area
Invoice paid + ‘liked’ competitor
Smart phone browsing pattern
Customer is watching an OTT video
Streams of
intelligence
from Social network
Changed Home Location
Broadband Saturation
Who is THIS
customer and
what do THEY
want/need?
What should I be
OFFERING specific
customers to
improve
individual ARPU /
profitability?
Actionable
insight
MDM EDW/ADW
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• Include both structured & unstructured data (secure messaging, social media, etc)
• Integrate Data into a single “go-to” data hub, allowing LOB to self-provision data for analytics
BI / Reporting
Exploration / Visualization
FunctionalApp
IndustryApp
Predictive Analytics
Content Analytics
Analytic Applications
IBM Big Data Platform
Information Integration & Governance
Stream Computing
• Reduce latency to seconds from days
Analytics:•LOB can model and test new ideas quickly through high-performance, appliance simplicity
•Personalized offers can be created based on all data
Offer Management: Personalize offers based on full customer data -structured and unstructured - in near real-time
Enterprise Marketing
Management
Data Warehouse
Data:•Provide a consistent, cross-channel view of customer interactions
HadoopSystem
Application Development
Visualization & Discovery
Accelerators
Enterprise Marketing
Management
IBM’s Big Data Platform
SocialParticipation
SocialAnalytics
SocialEngagement
SocialMarketing
Social Customer
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Case Study link
http://public.dhe.ibm.com/com
mon/ssi/ecm/en/imc14799usen
/IMC14799USEN.PDF
Leading healthcare insurance provider call center enables
14,000 agents with single view of customer and product data
Need
• Inefficient access to huge volumes of siloedcustomer and product data reduced agent productivity and increased average call handle time. Agents needed faster access to information
Benefits
• Improved productivity for 14,000 agents, saving an average of 3 seconds on call handle time, and millions of dollars annually
• Helped ensure 99.999 percent uptime at every location, delivering a commanding query-per-second speed
• Improved application performance to support daily operations and business users at 180 sites
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Link to the case study
Http// need to get link from
ibm.com
Global aerospace manufacturer empowers staff with access to critical information
Need
• Improve operational efficiencies by providing a unified search, discovery and navigation capability to provide fast access to relevant information across the enterprise
Benefits
• Placed 50 additional aircraft into service worldwide during the first year without a staffing increase
• Saved USD36 million/year in supporting the 24/7 aircraft-on-ground program
• Provided supply chain visibility to reduce cycle time, saving millions of dollars on critical parts deliveries
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Colt Technology Services Group saves USD 1.9M annually through improved Netezza business intelligence
Need
• Gain a 360-view of the customer and eliminate manual processes to identify data from over 15 systems
Benefits
• USD 1.9M in annual savings
• 90% reduction in the time to complete ‘wildcard’ searches
• More than 95% reduction in the time to gather information
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Elisa Corporation - Adding millions of Euros in revenue
with improved information services
Need
• Elisa Corporation sought a deeper understanding of customer needs as they expanded its offerings. However, its existing information services platform could not support the data-intensive analytics required.
Benefits
• Provides a platform to drive millions of Euros in new revenue
• Supports 200 to 600 times faster data analysis and 100 times faster load performance
• Delivers direct yearly cost savings of almost EUR800,000 (USD1 million)
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Asian telecommunications
company reduces billing costs and improves customer satisfaction.
Need
• Could not achieve real time billing which required handling billions of Call Detail Records (CDR) per day and de-duplication against 15 days worth of CDR data
Benefits
• Real-time mediation and analysis of 5B CDRs per day
• Data processing time reduced from 12 hrs to 1 min
• Hardware cost reduced to 1/8th
• Proactively address issues (e.g. dropped calls) impacting customer satisfaction.
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IBM CIO Lab Analytics teamsaving IBM employees thousands of hours each day
Need
• IBM needed a faster, more efficient application to process over 600K names in BluePages, its employee directory, which has over 500K daily queries with the average search session taking two minutes
Benefits
• Offers instantaneous response time, saving over a minute on average for each search session
• Saved thousands of hours to perform over 500,000 queries each day
• Achieved rapid user adoption, with 85,000 employees moving to the new application in first two weeks
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Seattle Children’s simplifies analytics and gains insight for developing new care protocols
Need
• Faced with an ever-growing volume and variety of patient data, Seattle Children’s needed a consolidated platform to support healthcare analytics and reporting
Benefits
• Provides capabilities to analyze massive volumes of hospital and patient data to provide a holistic view and insight for improving care
• Eliminates manual processes and accelerates query times by 50 to 100 percent. One query that took 14 minutes completes in 9 seconds
• Reduced clinical report generation times from months to a single day, providing additional insights and improving staff efficiencies
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Telecom Italia implements PureData System for Analytics, improves overall customer experience
Need
• Despite collecting myriad data about its infrastructure, Telecom Italia could not proactively identify network infrastructure failure points or determine the root causes of service issues.
Benefits
• Boosts network performance insight by 100 percent by integrating multiple data sets in a single view
• Anticipates reduced customer churn by improving customer service levels and minimizing network failure
• Gains the ability to identify and respond to network issues proactively, before customers complain or drop service
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Brocade accelerates big data
analytics with IBM
Need
• As the volume, velocity and variety of data increases, companies are seeking powerful analytics platforms that help them explore big data.
Benefits
• Gives companies unparalleled insight to help identify and respond to customer needs in near real time
• Increases customer satisfaction and retention, and lowers customer churn for Communication industry clients
• Improves service levels across the network and enables optimization of IT resources
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TerraEchos uses streaming data technology to support covert intelligence and surveillance sensor systems
Need
• Deployed security surveillance system to detect, classify, locate, and track potential threats at highly sensitive national lab
Benefits
• Reduces time to capture and analyze 275MB of acoustic data from hours to one-fourteenth of a second
• Enables analysis of real-time data from different types of sensors and 1,024 individual channels to support extended perimeter security
• Enables a faster and more intelligent response to any threat
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