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Business Intelligence Takes Flight at Sea-Tac Airport Michael Drollinger Manager, BI Airports @ Work Conference April 2016

Michael Drollinger, Manager, Business Intelligence, Seattle-Tacoma

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Business Intelligence Takes Flight at Sea-Tac Airport Michael Drollinger Manager, BI

Airports @ Work Conference April 2016 1

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Agenda

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business intelligence: the organizational capacity to get insight from data

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You might need BI if . . . . .

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• Data collection efforts are labor intensive or data are unavailable

• Not tracking data needed to drive evidence-based decision-making

• Divisions do not routinely share data • Number of measures that could be tracked are enormous –

select carefully • Need to develop a “data mining” capacity to produce

intelligible results • No system to measure guest experiences across the travel

experience (e.g. with other jurisdictions TSA, CBP). • Little transparency to the airport’s progress in accomplishing

goals.

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only 50% of employees agreed with the statement:

“the information I need for my job is easy to get at”

- 2011 Port of Seattle survey

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Analytics/ data mining

Customer Insight

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Core Purpose:

Transform the ways the Port accesses, analyzes, and shares data.

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CoE focus:

• Providing advanced analytical and research capabilities

• Driving efficiencies that eliminate waste in information management

• Growing an analytical culture with a data fluency.

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• Providing advanced analytical and research capabilities

• Driving efficiencies that eliminate waste in information management

• Growing an analytical culture with a data fluency.

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BEFORE

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© ACI 2013 13

Time Series Analysis 14. Finding your way

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Ease of finding your waythrough airport

Flight information screens Walking distance inside theterminal

Ease of making connectionswith other flights

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8. Waiting time in check-in queue / line 4.

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PEK TSN ICN PVG HAK SIN CGQ DEL HRB GMP YQR KHN IND HKG UTN CAN CKG HET NRT YYJ GRR KUL YOW SHA SYX YQB CVG YHZ SMF BMA YXE TPE CMH WUH WLG CHC SAN GRJ ELS JAX SLC MEM DTW NGO RUH BFN MSP CPT HGH HYD DUR DAL STL PLZ AKL GOT1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

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YEG KIM BOM DCA BNA SVO PNQ CNX CNS AUS ATL LKO GYE MLA TPA PIT DFW ADL AMD SXR AMM PLM CCU TSV SOU AUH YWG DOH BRS GLA YYC BAH BWI SFO SZX FLL MRU ABZ SKP ZRH SAT CLE EMA BKK NAS SEA YUL MFM PVR DEN BLR LAS MBJ BNE SYD57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111

Mean score rating on a scale of Excellent (5) to Poor (1)

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SEA Airport Service Profile

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5.00Overall satisfaction with the airport

Overall satisfaction with the airport: business paxOverall satisfaction with the airport: leisure pax

Ground transportation to / from the airport

Parking facilities

Parking facilities value for money

Availability of baggage carts / trolleys

Waiting time in check-in queue / line

Efficiency of check-in staff

Courtesy, helpfulness of check-in staff

Waiting time at passport/personal ID inspection

Courtesy and helpfulness of inspection staff

Courtesy and helpfulness of Security staff

Thoroughness of Security inspection

Waiting time at Security inspection

Feeling of being safe and secureEase of finding your way through airport

Flight information screensWalking distance inside the terminal

Ease of making connections with other flightsCourtesy, helpfulness of airport staffRestaurant / Eating facilities

Restaurant facilities value for money

Availability of bank/ATM facilities/money changers

Shopping facilities

Shopping facilities value for money

Internet access/Wi-fi

Business / Executive lounges

Availability of washrooms

Cleanliness of washrooms

Comfort of waiting/gate areas

Cleanliness of airport terminal

Ambience of the airport

Arrival passport/personal ID inspectionSpeed of baggage delivery

Customs inspection

Best in class Average SEA

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AFTER

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Parking

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Parking garage analytics

“One stop shop” parking portal – Occupancy – Transactions – Revenue – Seasonal trends

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• Providing advanced analytical and research capabilities

• Driving efficiencies that eliminate waste in information management

• Growing an analytical culture with a data fluency.

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BEFORE

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• Providing advanced analytical and research capabilities

• Driving efficiencies that eliminate waste in information management

• Growing an analytical culture with a data fluency.

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Enabling analytical capacity

• 1:1 consultation opportunities • User group (Tableau) • Learning pipeline • Group learning opportunities • Tracking user engagement

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Next steps/challenges

• Change management • Governance (project prioritization)

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THANK YOU!

Michael Drollinger [email protected]

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