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1. Richard Soundy
IQ Evangelist
September 2009 Why the first Wave of Business Intelligence failed
2. What was or is the First Wave This was Data Warehousing
Complex, large systems
Maybe too complex...
Now it is Business Intelligence
A very wide set of systems
Reporting Servers
Historical Servers
Analytical Servers
...
Data Warehousing
3. So why were there problems?
4. Filling the “Analytics Gap”
5. Technology Problem: Mixed Environments
6. What does our customers face ?What does our customers face ?
7. Modern operational BI platform requirements The architecture must be designed to :
Integrate into business processes and organizations, creating interactions between Business Intelligence and Transactional processes
Produce a consolidated picture of the business (master data, ODS, physical/virtual data marts, pre-built cubes, …), integrating the archive of detailed historical data
Shorten latency between transactional and analytical worlds To face the requirements, what do have to provide ?To face the requirements, what do have to provide ?
8. How to solve the Problem – Tool Selection The Management Tool
Probably the most important tool for planning and operation
The Design Tool
Not just for the data modelling
But also Process Planning/Modelling
And (ultimately) Enterprise Architecture Modelling
The “Platform”
The Database, designed for an Analytics Environment
Planning, planning, planning...
10. CUSTOMER SUCCESS STORY
11. CUSTOMER SUCCESS
12. Fortis Bank
13.
“We are using Sybase IQ
to support an enormous
volume of calculations
using many criteria.
Sybase IQ allows us to
archive and retrieve
huge volumes of data
online, which will allow
us to have a much more
accurate picture of how
risk profiles evolve.”
Emmanuel Hulin,
Project Manager,
BNP Paribas
BNP PARIBAS
14. EXPERIAN INTEGRATED MARKETING: Delivering information and insight as a service Experian integrated Marketing (EIM), an Experian company, is a customer intelligence specialist that designs, builds and operates high performance customer data environments that link complex internal and external data sources to build a rich picture of customer behaviour. EIM’s key competitive advantage is that it does this at speed, because of its powerful combination of strategic thinking, a configurable direct marketing platform, precision analytics and exceptional processing capability.
Aberdeen Group conducted customer intelligence research on over 800 companies throughout 2005 and 2006. Its award to BSkyB is in recognition of the entertainment company's effective use of EIM’s marketing database technology to transform customer intelligence into measurable business benefits.
Through its work with EIM, BSkyB:-
achieved its target goal of eight million customers by the end of 2005
increased campaign deployments speeds by 50 per cent
significantly reduced multi-channel marketing campaign costs
15. YAPI KREDI - Turkey
16. It can be done... (it has been done)... Get the scope of the initial project right
Consider the future projects (phases) in the initial design
Select the correct tools and processes
Phase the implementation process
Test then deploy
Utilize what was learnt from the first phase in the next phases
17. Any Questions