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Who Moved My BI? A discussion on evolving trends in BI and how to stay ahead

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Page 1: Who moved my BI?

Who Moved My BI? A discussion on evolving trends in BI and how to stay ahead

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Who Moved My BI? - Agenda

Hypothetical case studies Case Study 1 – Product Executive – Insurance Case Study 2 – Sales Supervisor – Cable Television

Evolution of BI Adoption

Evolving Trends – People, Process, Technology

The Foundation

Evolving Trends – How Do We Get There? Foundation Assessment Improving Your Foundation The Path Forward

Sample Assessment & Open Discussion

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Who Moved My BI? – Presenters

Ravi Natarajan has managed multiple successful Data Warehouse implementations at various fortune 100 companies. A self-proclaimed researcher and academic with heavy industry experience, he is the quintessential architect. He is constantly on the lookout for new ideas and technologies.

Arvind Purushothaman has more than14 years of experience primarily in Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence.  He has successfully implemented multiple Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence projects using a global delivery model.   He is interested in identifying new ways to use data in everyday business processes.

Ravi NatarajanExecutive Vice President,

Information Management Drivestream, Inc.

Arvind PurushothamanVice President,

Information Management Drivestream, Inc.

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Case Study 1 – Product Executive – Auto Insurance

Scenario Context Industry: Auto Insurance Actor: Jason, Product Executive Identify market opportunities and design products with speed and insight

Evolving Trends Interactive and

advanced visualization Scenario modeling Collaborative decision

making Mobile BI

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Mobile BI apps increase productivity by enabling analytics form anywhere

Advanced visualization allows for quick and easy

analysis by enabling business users to look at

data from several perspectives

Collaboration tools built into BI apps enable

rapid decision making by creating shared virtual

workspaces

Scenario modeling enables analyzing the various factors that impact a decision

Data-as-a-service allows for data from various internal and

external sources to be easily included in

analysis

RESULTS

Mashups enhance visualization and access to

data by facilitating interaction between data and services from various

sources

New market opportunities

Increased productivity

Higher adoption rates

Higher profitability

Speed to market

Case Study 1 – Product Executive – Insurance

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Scenario Context Industry: Cable Television Actor: Emily, Sales Supervisor Stop customer churn by providing alternative

product packages

Evolving Trends Real time dashboards and

scorecards Event based alerts Mashups Social media analytics Text mining

Case Study 2 – Sales Supervisor – Cable Television

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Real-time-dashboards provide immediate insight into market events

Collaboration tools built into BI apps

enable rapid decision making by creating

shared virtual workspaces

Scenario modeling enables analyzing the various factors that impact a decision

Text mining enables usage of unstructured data in

analytics by searching for patterns in unstructured

data

Case Study 2 – Sales Supervisor – Cable Television

Mashups enhance visualization and access to

data by facilitating interaction between data and services from various

sources

Event based alerts look for patterns among the millions of transactions

to raise alerts

Social media analytics allows companies to monitor

customer sentiment by trolling discussions and

media in social networking and media sites

Advanced visualization allows for quick and

easy analysis by enabling business users

to look at data from several perspectives

Integrated workflows allow discussions, data

and decisions to be reused and create efficient processes

Timely response to market conditions

Increased customer satisfaction

RESULTS

Lower customer churn

Higher profitability

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1980

DSS

EIS

ODS

Data Marts

EDW

OLAP

Dashboards

Real time Data Integration

Mobile

AdvancedVisualization

PredictiveAnalytics

Scenario modeling

Social media integration

2010

Evolution of BI Adoption

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Evolving Trends

PEOPLE PROCESS TECHNOLOGY

Pervasive BI

Collaboration

Sharing of data

Instant results

Intuitive

Rapid decisions

Integrated workflow

Automated decisions

Metadata driven

Scenario modeling

Predictive analytics

Social analytics

Advanced visualization

Faster databases

Real time data

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Evolving Trends - People

Pervasive BI – Embedded BI , Data Services, Self service BI and Dashboard

applications will make information available and accessible to everyone in the

enterprise including executives , team members, customers, vendors and

partners.

Collaboration – Shared workspace and collaboration tools built into BI

platforms will enable people to collaborate at various levels including analysis,

information sharing and most importantly decision making.

Instant results – With the availability of real time query processing, data

warehousing appliances, in-memory databases and trickle feed integration SLA

for data availability will become shorter.

Sharing of data – Shared workspace and collaboration tools will capture

discussions, analysis and decisions while at the same time enable sharing of

data and ideas.

Intuitive – Self service BI, Advanced visualization and user interface will make

business analysis a main stream task than an IT discipline. Users will build their

own BI dashboards and scorecards with minimal or no IT help.

PEOPLE

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Evolving Trends - Process

Rapid decisions – Real-time BI makes data immediately available, advanced

visualization and collaboration enable quicker analysis thus shortening the

decision making process.

Integrated workflow – Convergence and integration of BPM (Business

Process Management) and BI will result in not only BI tasks getting integrated

into the business process but also the results of BI feeding the next process in

the workflow.

Metadata driven – Data sharing and collaboration will drive data

governance initiatives, especially regarding collection and usage of metadata.

Scenario modeling– With the advent and integration of scenario modeling

and predictive analysis tools into BI platforms more what-if analysis will be

performed at various levels of decision making.

Automated decisions – Real-time BI integrated with rules engines and

business processes will result in real-time monitoring, event based alerts and

automated decisions.

PROCESS

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Evolving Trends - Technology

Predictive analytics – Integration of predictive analytics and data mining

into BI platforms will enable easier adoption of these technologies and

integration into business process.

Social analytics – Tools specializing in social networking and media

analysis along with text mining will enable continuous monitoring of customer

sentiments and targeted marketing.

Advanced visualization – Advanced visualization, data-as-a-service,

mashups provide a very rich BI environment providing different perspectives

and ability to combine data from various sources internal and external.

Faster databases – Data warehousing appliances and in-memory

databases provide greater performance and scalability.

Real time data – Applications built expressly to analyze real time data, real

time data integration tools and trickle feed tools will make the data available for

analysis real time or near real time.

TECHNOLOGY

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Evolving Trends - Foundation

ToolsData Integration

BI platformDatabases

Rule engines

Data GovernanceData Quality

MetadataSecurity

ArchitectureSOA

Data ArchitectureContent Management

OrganizationBusiness driven

EIM/ECM /BI– CoEGovernance

Evolving Trends

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Evolving Trends – How Do We Get There?

Understand current

capabilities

Address gaps in

foundation

Implement emerging

trends

Reporting and Analytics

Integration

Governance

Data

Infrastructure

Tactical action plan to

address gaps in:

Data availability

Data security

Data quality

Infrastructure requirements

Predictive analytics

Collaboration tools

Mashups

Social media analytics

Real time analytics

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Slide heading

Evolving Trends – Immediate steps

How Drivestream Can Help

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Foundation Assessment

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Improving Your Foundation

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The Path Forward

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Sample Assessment & Open Discussion

Information Management Environment Assessment Sample

Open Discussion

Ravi NatarajanExecutive Vice President, Information Management [email protected]

Arvind PurushothamanVice President,

Information Management [email protected]

For More Information, Contact:

www.drivestream.com

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Ravi NatarajanExecutive Vice President, Information Management [email protected]

Arvind PurushothamanVice President,

Information Management [email protected]

For More Information, Contact:

www.drivestream.com

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Slide headingAbout Drivestream

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Drivestream is a global management consulting services firm headquartered in the Washington DC area with delivery centers located in the United States and India. We have been in business since 2002.

We provide strategic advice and tactical support for developing, maintaining and upgrading our customers’ business applications.

We invest heavily in people, process and tools for delivering our services.

Drivestream’s leadership team has a very strong entrepreneurial & consulting background with many years of work experience at PricewatershouseCoopers, IBM, KPMG and other Fortune 500 companies around the world.

We have successfully delivered over 400+ projects for some of the world’s largest companies as well as middle market customers across industries and geographies.

About Drivestream