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Slides from the IBM Watson Ecosystem Innovation day held in Austin, TX on April 23, 2014.
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Welcome to Watson Innovation Day
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Watson is one of IBM’ greatest innovations in its 100 year history, and now its only a click away.
Goals for today’s session:
• Ignite your imagination for how Watson can be put to work in your business changing the competitive landscape and redefining the art of the possible
• Help establish a proven and actionable business approach for you to bring Watson to market
• Demonstrate the process to build a Watson application and the tools and resources available to help you succeed.
• Describe IBM’s investment to help ensure your success in putting Watson to work, from design and development through go-to-market
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“IBM is helping partners make markets by transforming industries and professions with data.”
IBM’s leadership in cognitive computing is deeply rooted in its investments in Big Data and analytics.
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“IBM is helping partners redefine enterprise IT for the era of cloud computing and the next generation of solutions.”
IBM’s commitment to cloud and the new digital frontier opens up a world of possibilities for Watson.
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Time Agenda
8:30am – 9:30amWhat is cognitive computing: IBM Watson and a new era of computing
9:30am – 10:15amThe Watson Ecosystem: How IBM partners are transforming industries
10:15am – 10:30am Break
10:30am – 11:00pm Our journey with Watson: A partner perspective
11:00am – 11:45am Getting started with Watson: Watson Developer Cloud
11:45am – 12:00pm Wrap up: Where do I go from here?
12:00pm – 1:00pm Networking lunch
1:00pm – 3:00pm 1:1 consults & hands-on “Work with Watson” sessions
Agenda
What is Cognitive Computing?
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On February 14, 2011
made history
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Bringing Watson technology to market
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2880 CPUsSingle User
5+ days to retrainKnew Wikipedia
1 Machine1000s of users
<1 day to retrainLearned Medicine
Cloud DeliveryMillions of Users
Retraining in hoursBroad Industry Knowledge
Jeopardy
Cognitive Products
Cognitive Ecosystem
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2013 recap
Watson Engagement Advisor - May 21st
Watson Engagement Advisor announced
Cross-industry and cross-geography play
January April July October
First Two Commercial Offerings – Feb 8thFirst 2 healthcare products were announced with MSK and WellPoint
2014
Watson Ecosystem – Nov. 14th Watson Ecosystem announced
Driving innovation and fostering new possibilities
Watson Healthcare Update – Oct. 18th MD Anderson launches Expert Oncology Advisor powered by WatsonWatson used to bridge clinical practice and medical research
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2014 – A look forward
• IBM Watson Group• 2000+ professionals• $1B+ invested over next few years• New Watson HQ – NY (Silicon Alley)• New Watson Offerings
• New Partner APIs• New Tooling & SDKs
• $100M Direct Investment Fund
Watson has the potential to transform how industries and individuals interact and make every day decisions. Watson helps make individuals, enterprises and society smarter by engaging
the collective knowledge and insight of the market.
Watson has the potential to transform how industries and individuals interact and make every day decisions. Watson helps make individuals, enterprises and society smarter by engaging
the collective knowledge and insight of the market.
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IBM direct investments ($100M fund)
1. Acceleration of Watson Ecosystem2. Foster strategic alignment of brand
objectives3. Provide reference customer for new and
emerging market segments4. Access top talent and industry5. Seed market or market segment entry 6. Future acquisition potential7. Leverage broader IBM portfolio8. Provide financial return
Objective:
Investment OrientationBusiness AlignmentIndustry Focus: Healthcare, Retail, Travel, X-Industry, etc.
Market: B2B, B2B2CStage: Series A – C (typically)
Participation: Minority, venture led
T&C: Established by lead investors, no board seat
Investment orientationBusiness alignmentIndustry focus: Healthcare, Retail, Travel, X-Industry, etc.
Market: B2B, B2B2CStage: Series A – C (typically)
Participation: Minority, venture led
T&C: Established by lead investors, no board seat
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Converging trends impacting our world
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1900
Watson is ushering in a new era of computing
1950 2011
Tabulating Systems
Programmable Systems
Cognitive Systems
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Understands natural language and human style communication
Adapts and learns from training, interaction, and outcomes
Generates and evaluates evidence-based hypothesis
Watson understands me.
Watson engages me.
Watson learns and improves over time.
Watson helps me discover.
Watson establishes trust.
Watson has endless capacity for insight.
Watson operates in a timely fashion.
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Cognitive computing is changing the game
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Welch ran this?
“If leadership is an art then surely Jack Welch has proved himself a master painter during his tenure at GE.”
Person Organization
L. Gerstner IBM
J. Welch GE
W. Gates Microsoft
Structured data Unstructured data
Understanding language is critical to 21st century computing
Watson makes sense of natural language, like:
Noses that run and feet that smell?
How can a house can burn up as it burns down?
Why does an alarm go off by going on?
How can a slim chance and a fat chance be the same, while a wise man and a wise guy are opposites?
Answering complex questions requires more than keyword evidence
This evidence suggests “Gary” is the answer BUT
the system must learn that keyword matching may be weak relative to other types of evidence
explorer
India
In May 1898
India
In May
celebrated
anniversary
in Portugal
In May, Gary arrived in India after he celebrated his anniversary in Portugal
Portugal
400th anniversary
celebrated
Gary
In May 1898 Portugal celebrated the 400th anniversary of this explorer’s
arrival in India
arrived in
arrival in
Legend
Keyword “Hit”
Reference Text
Answer
Weak evidenceRed Text
Question: Supporting Evidence:
Watson’s deep semantical Q&A capability can unlock new potential and possibilities
27th May 1498
Vasco da Gama
landed in
arrival in
explorer
India
Para-phrases
Geo-KB
DateMatch Stronger evidence can be
much harder to find and score…
Search far and wide
Explore many hypotheses
Find judge evidence
Many inference algorithms
On the 27th of May 1498, Vasco da Gama landed in Kappad Beach
400th anniversary
Portugal
May 1898
celebrated
In May 1898 Portugal celebrated the 400th anniversary of this explorer’s
arrival in India.
Kappad Beach
Legend
Temporal Reasoning
Reference Text
Answer
Statistical Paraphrasing
GeoSpatial Reasoning
Question: Supporting Evidence:
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Bringing Watson to market
Transforming industries and professions.
Advancing cognitive computing across the
enterprise.
Delivering the cognitive experience
to the masses.
What is the Watson Ecosystem?
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Watson Ecosystem: A cognitive marketplace
Watson Developer Cloud delivers the tools,
methodologies, software developer kits and API(s) for
ISVs to build the next generation of cognitive
applications.
Watson Content Store brings together sources of free and fee data, including
general knowledge, industry-specific content,
and subject matter expertise.
Watson Talent Hub helps bridge ISVs’ resource gaps by
providing a marketplace for critical cognitive, big data, UI, and mobility
skills.
The IBM Watson Ecosystem brings the cognitive capabilities of Watson to the cloud, allowing third parties to harness Watson’s cognitive capabilities. The ecosystem is comprised of three key components:
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Watson Ecosystem Program launch created over 1B impressions
Want to Work with IBM's Watson?
IBM's Watson Woos Developers
Have at it, programmers: IBM makes Watson available via API
IBM Opens Up Its Watson Cognitive Computer for Developers
IBM Offers Watson as Cloud Application Tool
IBM to Open Up Jeopardy Winner Watson's 'Brain' for Everyone
Seismic shift underway in computing thanks to IBM Watson
Cognitive Computing For All: IBM Releases a Legion of Watsons
IBM to Open Up Watson to Third-Party Developers
Soon Everyone Will Be Able To Use Watson
IBM's Watson Artificial Intelligence to Get New Homes
IBM to Announce More Powerful Watson via the Internet
IBM's Watson Plays a New Role as an Application Development Platform
IBM to Launch Watson Cloud-Based Development Platform
IBM Adds Rent-An-Artificial-Intelligence Powers to Watson
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Three ways Watson Ecosystem Program benefits partners
Watson cognitive capabilities can be a game changer by differentiating your offering in the marketplace.
The Program represents a unique opportunity to meet market demands and demonstrate leadership, innovation, and agility.
Watson cognitive capabilities can drive incremental revenue by attracting new users or growing current users.
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Content
Use case
MarketCommitment
Clients
• Ownership / Access to content • Form - unstructured• Format – ingestible
• Use case alignment • Leverages cognitive capabilities
• Market potential • Market impact (disruptive)
• Exec sponsorship• Road map priority• Resources • Skill development
• Anchor client potential
• Installed base
Recipe for rapid success
Application Partners
IBM Developer Cloud
Engage, Prototype, Build Phase: Free
Deploy phase : Revenue share
Deploy phase,: Application Hosting thru Softlayer Optional) Contracted and billed separately
IBM Watson Content Store• Free to upload own data• Content available via Content Store with standard terms:
Free and Fee
IBM Watson Talent Hub• Certified talent resources: Fee based determined by talent
provider
Content Partners• Free to upload and process content on the IBM Watson
Content Store• Revenue share for content used
Talent Partners • Free participation (qualified) in IBM Watson Talent Hub• Revenue share for talent services provided
What is the cost to be part of the IBM Watson Ecosystem?
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The Watson Content Store offers fuel for apps
A clearing house of unique and varying sources of data – general knowledge, industry specific content, and subject matter expertise – from a variety of sources.
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Content Providers
• New distribution channel• New customers & consumption model (license, subscription, transaction)
• Incremental revenue
Benefits
ISVs
• Fuel your application with thecontent needed for success
• Easily access multiple contentsources
• Test and validate content value
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With Watson’s Talent Hub, help is just a click away
A community for ongoing dialogue, collaboration & interaction
Private Watson Ecosystem Community Invitation only events Watson “Tech Talks” web conferences Single community with tools, tips, tricks,
ideas and conversation Meet-ups and hangouts with cognitive
business & tech leaders Content, Interaction, and events
Developer Q&A Forum: DeveloperWorks Active forums and blogs https://www.ibmdw.net/watson/
Growing social dialogue Twitter: @IBMWatson LinkedIn: Watson Advocates Group Facebook: facebook.com/ibmwatson
Working with Watson
An Overview of the WatsonDevelopment Process
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What do I get as an IBM Watson Ecosystem Application Partner?
Use of the Watson Developer Cloud: Watson Experience Manger to enrich content, train,
and test your Watson application API to access the QA service to Watson Customizable user interface to embed into your app Guidelines on using Watson elements in the application
Upload content into the Watson Content Store or source through Ecosystem partners
Access to a network of partners, customers, content and talent
Support from a collaborative community of IBM technical, marketing and sales resources
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Planning your Watson application roadmap
Go-to-Market Plan and Execute
Evaluate the business and technical viability as a Watson cognitive application
Submit Ecosystem application
Receive acceptance
Access the Watson Developer Cloud through tools and API
Build the prototype solution
Validate with target market
Design and build a commercial application with Watson as a key solution component
Enrich, train and test application iteratively
Final testing before product release
Deploy the “Powered by Watson” app
Expand usage in future releases
Engage Prototype Build Deploy
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Access Watson Developer Cloudusing Watson Experience Manager
Develop app “Powered by Watson”using APIs
Enrich Watsonwith content
Train Watson using tools and experts
Test appfunctional andnon-functional
Deploy application
The process for building your “Powered by Watson” app
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Design & develop: Example solution pattern used with Watson
App Component
Other App Component(s)
Application powered by Watson using QAAPI
Pose natural language question
Communicates with Watson using QAAPI
Get response
Optionally, further apply Watson response and/or
other metadata
• Design a solution with Watson as a key component
• Model the interaction patterns with Watson
• Create user experience mockups for the solution
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Guidelines for interaction patterns with Watson
Use the following guidelines when evaluating the suitability of a specific solution:
• Tips for the “Ask” service •Answers must be found in the content resources ingested in Watson •Answers must be explicit in the content; Watson cannot synthesize answers•Answers must be discrete – Watson cannot combine information from various documents or create an answer that is a deduction from passages it finds (future)•Questions must not require Watson to make judgments
• Descriptive questions•Questions can be approximately one to three sentences long•Questions should require answers of a small paragraph (about three sentences or less)
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Watson works with different types of interactions
Training on each type of question enables Watson to provide a high quality experience for each user
Question Type Description Example
Factoid( only supported question capability in Jeopardy )
Simple fact regarding time, location, reference, quantity
Q: What fees are charged with XXX fund?
Descriptive Description about a topicQ: How are Roth and traditional IRAs different?
Yes /No Simple one response answersQ: Are Roth IRA contributions tax deductible?
Procedural – How To How to question that returns list of stepsQ: How do I plan for college education?
Procedural – Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting questionsQ: Why did I have a fee charged on my brokerage?
Definition Definition of industry terms Q: What is a 529 plan?
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Using the QAAPI with Watson
Application Component
Configure parameters, including Basic Auth using the user id and password for Watson Developer
Cloud, POST question;
Receive question, obtain response JSON
Return JSON response and authentication token
Receive response from Watson
Send response to user or further processing
Integrate and Interact with Watson from Mobile or other Self Care Apps using a RESTful API
Response, confidence evidence and other response metadata can be manipulated, enriched and used part of a conversation; or to a component in the system downstream for further processing
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Access the Watson Developer Cloud using the Watson Experience Manager (WEM)
With Watson Experience Manager:
• Developers use APIs to access and test “Powered by Watson” apps
• Data Scientists can manage their content used to enrich Watson
• User experience developers can customize or create user interaction models with Watson
• Domain experts can train and test their “Powered by Watson” apps
WEM provides a role based set of tools for SME, Watson administrators, and Domain Experts
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Acquire
Cleanse
Curate
Aggregate
Contract
Identify
IBM Watson
Validate
Application Partners
Source Prepare
Ingest
Deploy
Select Content
Build Apps w/API’s
Leverage
App Users
CRM eComm
Workforce HR
Product Catalog
Trouble Ticket
Domain Specific Content Providers
Email, Collaboration, Open Data
ECM KMS
End Users
Enrich Watson: The Content Journey
Publish
Publish
Watson Content Store
Proprietary Content
Unstructured Data From Enterprise Apps
Public Domain & Social
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Content guidelines
IBM Watson requires a knowledge database (corpus) that contains information from which to formulate correct answers
Content ingested into IBM Watson means that content is processed by the system such that correct segments of data can be quickly retrieved
Content can come from a variety of sources and will have to be physically made available
Content requires a level of cleansing and curation for Watson to be effective
Acquire
Cleanse
Curate
Aggregate
Contract
Identify
Validate
CRM eComm
Workforce HR
Product Catalog
Trouble Ticket
Domain Specific Content Providers
Email, Collaboration, Open Data
ECM KMS
Proprietary Content
Unstructured Data From Enterprise Apps
Public Domain & Social
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Content ingestion – Supported contentTypes of unstructured data that can be ingested in Watson
PDF– Product manuals– Financial reports (sans graphs)– Analyst research– User guides– Troubleshooting guide– Terms & conditions– Setup & configuration guides– Magazines & journals
Text– Extracted interaction logs from CRM,
Trouble ticket, care, media asset management applications
HTML– Websites– Domain independent content– FAQ pages– Forums– Product descriptions– Product catalog export– Product reviews– Social network extracts
Microsoft Word– Operational runbooks– Policies and procedures– Contracts and agreements– Terms and conditions
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Understand graphics (images, videos, sound …) Ingest directly from a structured data source (Database, Datawarehouse)
- There are architectural patterns and capabilities in Watson to be able to integrate with structured data sources
Nested tabular data Call data records, sensor logs, meter data, etc.
What Watson cannot ingest yet ….
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Content acquisition - Crawling
- Integration with ECM/KMS/DMS systems
- Open services for lifecycle collaboration
Content curation - Cleansing, preparation, aggregation & enrichment
Content lifecycle management- Stale content
- Refreshing content
Content metadata, licenses & attribution
Content crawling & curation – Items to consider
Summary - 3 Key Takeaways
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Consider the possible interaction patterns when designing your Watson app to create the optimal user experience (including factoids, descriptive, Yes/No, procedural, procedural troubleshooting and definitions).
The Watson Experience Manager (WEM), provides a platform to upload content, train Watson with question and answer pairs, and test the system by asking questions.
The process for building a Watson app involves an iterative process of integrating Watson capabilities using the QAAPI, uploading content, training Watson, and testing the application for the appropriate response.
Taking the Next Step with Watson
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How do I start my journey with IBM Watson?
1.What is the business value to the “Powered by Watson” application you intend to build?
2.Does the application draw upon the unique characteristics and capabilities of a cognitive offering?
3.Has the content that will fuel the application been identified and can it be secured/licensed for the intended use?
Have a question and answer interaction pattern, with questions posed in natural language
Seek answers and insights from a defined content repository comprised largely of unstructured data
Need transparency and supporting evidence for confidence weighted responses to questions and queries
The best use cases…
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Phase 1: Engage
Join IBM Partner World at http://ibm.com/PartnerWorld
Analyze use case for Watson business and technical synergy
Submit Watson Ecosystem application and receive acceptance
https://ibm.biz/watsonecosystemapply
Obtain access to the Watson Developer Cloud through the Watson Experience Manager
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Where can I go to learn more?
Apply:https://ibm.biz/watsonecosystemapply
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