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Introduction to Big Data and Big Data AnalyticsMcKinsey Cash Management Forum
April 10, 2023 v. 6a © 2012 OpTier. All rights reserved.
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Agenda
• What is big data and how much data?• What's causing this disruption and why now?• Is it hype or real and who are the players in Big Data and
Analytics?• What's wrong with the current Data Intelligence process?• What's the impact for financial services?• Use Cases - Its all about the Analytics!
This is a lot to accomplish in 25 mins and right after lunch!!
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Big Data Everywhere!
• Lots of data is been collected and warehoused…
₋ Web data and e-commerce data₋ Transaction Data₋ Mobile and end-user data₋ Purchase data from stores₋ Bank/Credit Card data₋ Social networks₋ Video and preference data₋ Machine and Sensor Data
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We’re Drowning in a sea of Data!
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How Much Data?
Facebook at 1B Users
IDC says Digital Universe will be 35 Zettabytes by 2020…..For reference 1 Zettabye = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes of data or 1 Billion Terrabytes, with 80% of that
data will be from internal enterprise systems!
Enterprise Data Growth Mobile Payment TX’s
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What's causing this disruption and why now?Big Data is the confluence of three trends consisting of Big Transaction Data, Big Interaction Data and Big Data Processing
Big Transaction Data Big Interaction Data
Big DataAnalytics
Social Media
Other Interaction Data• Mobile data• Video data• Sensor data
•Image /Text•Clickstream•Scientific
Transaction Context
End User Experience
IT Performance
Big Data Processing
1 2
3
• APM data• Machine or log data
• Core Systems Transaction• Customer/Channel Data
• Web Analytics• End-User Data
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Who are the players in Big Data & Why
Source: Forbes , Dave Feinleib http://www.forbes.com/sites/davefeinleib/2012/06/19/the-big-data-landscape/
WHO WHY (big money!)
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Lets separate the Signal from the NoiseMake no mistake… It’s all about REVENUE…..
Sales Then Sales Now
Online Marketing Then
Then, Unhappy Customer
Online Marketing Now
Now, Customer Experience
Context for Interactions and Transactions
User Insights and behavior patterns
Operational Intelligence
Investment Decisioning
Cross channel interactions
Risk and Fraud Preventions
Predictive and Visual Insights
Impact of IT performance
Companies are investing in Big Data and Analytics looking to solve big problems
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Issues with Incumbents…. But it’s NOT that easy to do !!… examples often used are companies (Google, Amazon, Apple, etc) that designed capturing context & analytics into their business transactions and applications.. What do the rest of us do whose core revenue and client facing applications have been built over years…?
• Batch Orientated• Slow Response – Days not minutes• Cannot be reconfigured on the fly• Very expensive requiring multiple
tools and resources• Very IT intensive (80% of the cost)• Complex – requiring manual data
mapping, data scrubbing and establishing context
Source: Gartner (March 2012) – Typical analytic process using CRISP-DM, the cross-industry standard process for data mining methodology
Typical BI/BA Effort
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The OpTier PerspectiveWe believe the key is establishing business context in as near real-time as possible. Without context lots of time and money is spent inferring context and relationships before you can even attempt to create insights….
Establishing Business Context means you have to capture in real-time:
WHO (the user and customer data) WHAT (what were the user actions and behaviors) WHERE (location and access points) HOW (device type, channel, formats, TRX path) WHEN (timings, frequency, WHY (Unique business data) SERVICE (Performance, topology, experience) OUTCOME (Success/Failure, Abandon, Follow-on)
… across the entire customer interaction, and across the entire end – end business service
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OpTier’s Secret SauceAs stated, establishing context is difficult unless you have built this into your applications. Few have, but OpTier has patented something called ACTIVE CONTECT TRACKING…
... capturing and storing ALL customer transactions with detailed business context and service measurements …
Customer & User Data
Actions, Paths &
Behaviors
Device & Location
Service Performance
Unique Business
Data
Outcomes Success or Abandons
OpTier captures context in real-time HORIZONTALLY across the end to end Business Service ……..
... Mapping Business Outcomes, IT Performance and customer behaviors in real-time enabling …
Business Performance Insights
Real-timeOperational Intelligence
Immediate
Actual
Low Cost
Dynamic
Non IT centric
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Use Cases for Financial Services Business stakeholders?
Customer behavior and patterns by channels especially mobile with a focus on application/user optimization and campaign insights
Real-time marketing campaign impacts on actual business activity and business results
Incremental fraud prevention techniques by isolating transaction and user patterns (looking at social data)
End customer servicing transparency capturing business activity and quantifying results
Understanding cross-channel relationships to enable cross-sell or activity impacts – lots of cost optimization for call-center ?
Impact of IT performance issues on customer behavior, retention and business performance
Spend allocation based on actual cost per transactions of underlying asset usage
Understanding high value churn (or segmenting
Heavy focus from business and marketing users
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Use Cases for Financial Services IT/Operations stakeholders?
Common IT questions that BDA can answer
Are meeting our operational targets in delivering always-on to the business and end-users?
What actions can reduce the most cost based on actual usage?
My business service is made up of multiple apps, I need alerts across the entire process?
What are my costs per transaction relative to the underlying infrastructure pieces?
How are my top client facing applications performing and are we delivering exceptional experience?
Am I investing in the applications and services that deliver the most revenue and impact?
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Summary• There is lots of data and it is growing rapidly. It’s not all high quality and the main insights appear
to be in within the enterprise (versus social etc.). Big Data may not be all about size!
• There is a lot of hype and a lot of vendors in the Big Data and analytics space. Beware the hype! I suggest you make real transaction data the cornerstone. It’s the real source of the truth
• The driving force is to find insights to drive new revenue, new clients and extract more from your current processes, clients and investments
• The incumbents have a problem. It is IT centric, expensive and all the time is spent attempt to establish context before they even start asking questions and seeking insights
• OpTier’s perspective is that capturing context and looking at the actual business and user transactions, the supporting IT performance and the eventual business outcome is the key to valuable insights
• Financial services is a key industry segment and expect a rapid growth is specific use cases. There will be some specific FS big data companies that will provide turnkey solutions