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Big Data & Business Analytics
The intelligent organization from a business perspective
Higher Education
June, 23rd, 2016
spacious, airy and free of disruption
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Near 2020 we will surrounded by 26
billion devices that are connected
(IoT). Source: Gartner.
Each day 1,2 billion pictures are
made and many of them are shared
by social media. Photography will be
the new universal language (Brook,
2013).
Last 2 years more data is added to
this iceberg than in the total history
of mankind.
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And the value of Big Data
is:
DISRUPTION
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A 2011 report from McKinsey Global Institute projects that the
US alone will need 140,000 to 190,000 more workers with “deep
analytical” skills and 1.5 million more data-literate managers by
2018.
And the 2012 IBM Tech Trends Report finds that more than half
the IT and business decision makers say their organizations plan
to increase their investment in business analytics.
You can think of Microsoft buying Linkedin for $26.2 billion, as
the tech industry waking up and saying to itself, "It's the data,
stupid."
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“Data-driven decisions tend to be
better decisions. Leaders will
either embrace this fact or be
replaced by others who do”
Andrew McAfee (MIT)
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tijd om te beslissen
degree of change
time
organisations
change
logaritmic
technological
changes
are
exponential
Which technology to select andwhich not
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Multiplied by the
number of companies
(est. 125 million
worldwide)
you will get a huge
amount of dollars:
$1,000,000,000,000,000
235.000.000.000 EUR
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One thousand trillion dollars
Ladies and gentlemen... $0,75
trillion dollars are going down
the drain only in 2016...x 1000
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Success and Business Intelligence & Big Data (1)
"Business Intelligence projects
are famous for low success
rates, high costs and time
overruns. The economics of BI
are visibly broken, and have
been for years."
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“More than a quarter of business intelligence
projects are "very successful," but use of BI
software is stuck at 25% of potential users.” Cindi
Howson
“Between 70% to 80% of corporate business
intelligence projects fail, according to research by
analyst firm Gartner.”
Success and Business Intelligence & Big Data (2)
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90% workers and 10% thinkers at the start of the 20th century,
now it’s the other way around (Mintzberg)
Even farmers have to embrace Big Data today else they will be
out of business soon
Impact on jobs
cows
generate
more data
than milk
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90% workers and 10% thinkers at the start of the 20th century,
now it’s the other way around (Mintzberg)
Even farmers have to embrace Big Data today else they will be
out of business soon
Impact on jobs
cows
generate
more data
than milk
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Dancing with data adds to the show
fusion between data
science and art:
Project Asphyxia:http://www.asphyxia-project.com/
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2012: Big Data opens up the possibility
of instant fraud detection and live
auditing. PwC’s consulting practice in
Malaysia includes a forensics group
specialising in big data analytics.
Big Data and accountancy
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Will data be the 4th
industrial
revolution?
Everything that
we formerly
electrified we will
now ‘cognitize.’
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But there is much more than Big Data
zero data
small data
bad data
corporate data
sensor data
dummy data
bored data
meta data
fast data
missing data
unstructured data
usage
data
open
dat
a
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Business Intelligence (BI) is the
continuing process in which
organizations collect, store and
analyze data in a specific way in
order to apply the resulting
information and knowledge in
decision making processes to
improve the performance of the
organization