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1 4/21/2014 FACTS NOT OPINIONS BUSINESS ANALYTICS IN ACTION Tobias Temmink [email protected] nl.linkedin.com/in/tobiastemmink/ @TobiasTemmink

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7de BI congres van het BICC-Thomas More: 3 april 2014 Geen meningen maar Feiten! Big Data heeft de wereld van BI en Analytics veranderd. Of toch niet? Wat is nog altijd hetzelfde en wat is er veranderd? Wat is er vandaag voor nodig om een volledig data gedreven organisatie te worden? Ik zal laten zien hoe bedrijven als Netflix, Full Tilt Poker, en Wells Fargo nieuwe en bestaande technologien gebruiken om hun bedrijven te draaien en te verbeteren.

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FACTS NOT OPINIONS

BUSINESS ANALYTICS IN ACTION

Tobias Temmink

[email protected]/in/tobiastemmink/@TobiasTemmink

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“To meaure is to know”

Lord Kelvin

David Kirkaldy

“Measure what is measurable, and make measurable what is not so”

Galileo Galilei

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DATA INSIGHT ACTION

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A large global bank reduced customer churn amongst profitable customer segment

– Integrated data from multiple channels into a single enterprise view

– Identified most frequent path to account closure across all customer interactions

Teradata UDA – Teradata EDW for historical

customer transaction, profile and product information

– Teradata Aster to discover actions leading to account closure

– Hadoop for loading, storing and refining data

– Teradata Applications to make right offers at the right time preventing account closure and growing the customer relationship

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Reduce Musculoskeletal Surgical Costs

Objective: Increase the percentage of members incorporating low-risk and cost-effective care plans with early intervention within the medical life cycle of members with musculoskeletal diagnoses.

Approach:

Use the Teradata Aster Path Analysis modules to identify members trending towards medical care cycles resulting in high-cost musculoskeletal surgery. Results will be incorporated into care management/case management application for outreach.

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Path Prediction Methodology

• Use Aster out-of-the-box and

custom Path and Pattern SQL-MR

functions to create a set of

frequently occurring patterns.

• The initial input data set is

essentially a “training set” where

the outcome is already known.

• Use either nPath or a custom

pathing function to pore over one

or more data segments in search of

interesting paths.

• Path statistics include the number

of individuals following each path

as well as significant timestamps.

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Frequent PROC CODES Preceding Back Surgery

• In the visualization above, the GREEN represents the average number of days from the first recorded visit to the

beginning of the pattern, the BLUE represents the average number of days from the beginning of the pattern to the

end of the pattern and the ORANGE represents the average number of days from the end of the pattern to the date

of the surgical procedure.

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Netflix

Kurt Brown – Director data Platform at Netflix :

Netflix Webinar

“No magic algorithm for all your analysis.”

Example analysis they do:

• AB Testing

• Most popular list -> Don’t look just at popularity

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Full Tilt Poker

Big Data Problem Big Graph Model/Analytics

Social Network AnalyticsPeople are nodes; relationship/interactions are edges. Find social communities, influencers, bridge people,

Fraud DetectionCompanies are graph nodes; transactions/interactions are edges. Find the potential fraudulent companies

Money LaunderingBank accounts are graph nodes; money transfers are bank edges. Find possible participants, “sinks” where money exits the system

Product RecommendationProducts and customers are nodes; purchase/browsing, customer relationship are edges; find products purchased together, find “bridge” products, who purchases similar products

Text/Email AnalyticsEmails (email nodes) are connected to senders/receivers (people nodes) and words they contain (word nodes). Find interaction pattern for organization optimization; find code violation

Many business problems can be modeled as Graph problems and better solved by graph analytics

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1993

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Math

and Stats

Data

Mining

Business

Intelligence

Applications

Languages

Marketing

ANALYTIC TOOLS & APPS

USERS

INTEGRATED DISCOVERY PLATFORM

INTEGRATED DATA WAREHOUSE

ERP

SCM

CRM

Images

Audio

and Video

Machine

Logs

Text

Web and

Social

SOURCES

DATAPLATFORM

ACCESSMANAGEMOVE

TERADATA UNIFIED DATA ARCHITECTURESystem Conceptual View

Marketing

Executives

Operational

Systems

Frontline

Workers

Customers

Partners

Engineers

Data

Scientists

Business

Analysts

TERADATA DATABASE

HORTONWORKS

TERADATA DATABASE

TERADATA ASTER DATABASE