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Data Analytics Strategies

Data Analytics Strategies. Where and When Big Data Matters. Dan Teague, Director of Business Development, WegoWISE Moderator: Elaine Williams, Owner, EWilliams Consulting. Eian Counts, VP of Product Strategy, Rainmaker LRO.

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Data Analytics Strategies

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  1. Data Analytics Strategies Where and When Big Data Matters Dan Teague, Director of Business Development, WegoWISE Moderator: Elaine Williams, Owner, EWilliams Consulting EianCounts, VP of Product Strategy, Rainmaker LRO

  2. Getting value from data comes down to how easily you can do something with it.

  3. Big Data - Needs to be smart and fast “Big Data” analyticsis not just about managing more or diverse data, it is about the collection of data and what you do with it. BIG data is just data. “Smart Data” is information that actually makes sense. Algorithms turn volumes of data into actionable insights. “Fast Data “ or “as it happens” information which enables real time decision making.

  4. Gartner Hype Cycle Big Data

  5. Data Analytics with “Big Data” Before After • Descriptive (past) • Predictive (future) • Prescriptive (do this) • Descriptive (past) • Predictive (future) • Prescriptive (do this) Data analytics, of any size, is data analytics.

  6. Data Challenges in Multifamily Housing • Big Data –Applicability • Little Data – Density • Hidden Data –Access

  7. Where are we today? Monthly Energy Data Interval Energy Data Real Time Energy Data

  8. How much is too much data?

  9. What is the goal of data?

  10. Smart Data not Big Data

  11. Q & A Thanks! Eian Counts ecounts@letitrain.com Dan Teague dteague@wegowise.com Elaine Williams ewilliams@ewilliamsconsulting.com

  12. Data Analytics Strategies Where and When Big Data Matters Dan Teague, Director of Business Development, WegoWISE Moderator: Elaine Williams, Owner, EWilliams Consulting EianCounts, VP of Product Strategy, Rainmaker LRO

  13. Data Analytics Strategies Where and When Big Data Matters Dan Teague, Director of Business Development, WegoWISE Moderator: Elaine Williams, Owner, EWilliams Consulting EianCounts, VP of Product Strategy, Rainmaker LRO

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