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Presentation by Michael Barnes – Vice President, Research Director, FORRESTER at NASSCOM Big Data and Analytics Summit 2014.

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Page 1: NASSCOM Big Data and Analytics Summit 2014 - The Industrialization of Analytics, Michael Barnes, FORRESTER

Making Leaders Successful Every Day

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The Industrialization of Analytics

June 27, 2014

Michael Barnes – Vice President, Research Director

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Patrick TuckerThe Naked Future: What Happens in a World That Anticipates Your Every Move?

“When the cost of collecting information on virtually every interaction falls to zero, the insights that we gain from our activity . . . will fundamentally change the way we relate to one another, to institutions, and with the future itself.”

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Customers are increasingly always addressable . . .

Source: September 26, 2012, “The Always Addressable Customer” Forrester report

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Engagement is now a key to value delivery

Systems of record host

processes.

Systems of engagement

touch people.

Systems of engagement empower customers, partners, and employees with context-rich apps and smart products to help them decide and act immediately in their moments of need.

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Two technology management agendas

Technology management = BT

Business technology: The systems, technologies, and processes to win, serve, and retain customers.

IT +

Information technology: The systems, technologies, and processes to support and automate business operations.

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Source: October 10, 2013, “Technology Management In The Age Of The Customer” Forrester report

A projected path for IT and BT budgets

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A data evolution is underway

Less than 15% of data used for business intelligence (BI)

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But most data analytics remain backward-looking

Source: September 20, 2011, “Understanding The Business Intelligence Growth Opportunity” Forrester report

Information about

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Is THIS actually helping anyone?

“data sets that are too

large and complex to

manipulate or interrogate

with standard methods or

tools.” “high-volume, high-velocity and high-variety information assets that demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing”

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Let’s get real

• What it’s not: a technology or platform, a project, an objective with a single completion

• What it is: a journey, a process, a strategic effort across the organization

The practices and technologies that close the gap between the data available and the ability to

turn that data into business insight.

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Three key areas are critical

Source: Upcoming “Reset On Big Data” Forrester report

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Key takeaways

Big data isn’t a project or a technology acquisition. It’s a journey without a predefined end that enables massive opportunities.

Businesses need to recognize the risks of big data and be responsible with how they use personal data – and how they apply their increased insights.

Marketers need to step up their big data game, and stop letting confusion limit their opportunities to grow.

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Thank you

Michael Barnes

+61 437 598 768

[email protected]

@mb_analyst