FROM PREDICTIVE MODELS TO PRODUCTION APPSPresented by Austin Ogilvie

September 12, 2017

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AGENDA•Quick overview

•Challenges in deploying models

•Solution

•Customers

•Demo

PRESENTER

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OVERVIEW

Founded 2013Headquarters in NYC

We help data teamsbuild & deploy apps

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THE PROBLEM

Making data science actionable is challenging & expensive.

• Lack of understanding the benefits

• Lack of trust in effectiveness

• Technical complexity to

operationalize

• No way to measure ROI

MODEL DEPLOYMENT METHODS

Interactive Dashboards Real-time ApplicationsReports

MODEL DEPLOYMENT METHODS

Interactive Dashboards Real-time ApplicationsReports

W H A T I S A P R E D I C T I V E A P P L I C A T I O N ?

Data-Driven Apps

Oscar Health

InsuranceInsurance

UberTransportation &

Logistics

TurboTaxAccounting

http://www.informationweek.com/big-data/big-data-analytics/big-data-success-remains-elusive-study/d/d-id/1318891

DATA SCIENCE VALUE CHAIN

Apps that reach

customers and front-line

employees operationally

are more valuable than

static reports

D A T A S C I E N C E I S A B O U T P R A C T I C A L , R E A L - W O R L D S O L U T I O N S

Carl wants to watch a good movie.

Hey, Carl. Check these out!

E X P L A N A T I O N I S N ’ T A L W A Y S I M P O R T A N T

Sarah builds the algorithm.

Carl would like Frozen because Cindy liked it.

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E X P L A N A T I O N I S N ’ T A L W A Y S I M P O R T A N T

Sarah builds the algorithm.

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PROBLEM

Business ProblemEvaluate Available

DataRequest Data

Access from ITRequest Compute Resources from IT Negotiate with IT for

Requested ResourcesWait for Resources to be Provisioned

Install Languages & Tools

Configure Connectivity, Access,

& Security

RAM/CPU Availability, Scalability, Monitoring

Request Network Config Change

Request to Install Another Package

Model BuildingCompose a

Powerpoint to Share Results

Edit Team Wiki to Document Your

Work

Negotiate with Product on Model Deployment

Timeline

Wait for Engineering to Implement the Model

Test Newly Implemented Model to

Ensure Valid Results

Request Modifications to the Model due to

Unexpected Results

Release the Model to Production

Document Release Notes and

Deployment Steps

Prepare for Change Management

DATA SCIENCE TEAMS FACE A MYRIAD OF CHALLENGES AT EVERY STEP OF THE WAY

Deployments take 12-20 weeks

Cost to deploy 1 model runs in excess of $250,000

< 10% of models make it to production

Your ApplicationsData Scientists Developers

Your Customers

Write more custom code to integrate Customer benefitsPainstakingly rewrite models into other languagesBuild a model in R or Python

SOLUTION

SOLUTION

Business ProblemEvaluate Available

DataRequest Data

Access from ITRequest Compute Resources from IT Negotiate with IT for

Requested ResourcesWait for Resources to be Provisioned

Configure Connectivity, Access,

& Security

RAM/CPU Availability, Scalability, Monitoring

Request Network Config Change

Request to Install Another Package

Model BuildingCompose a

Powerpoint to Share Results

Edit Team Wiki to Document Your

Work

Negotiate with Product on Model Deployment

Timeline

Wait for Engineering to Implement the Model

Test Newly Implemented Model to

Ensure Valid Results

Request Modifications to the Model due to

Unexpected Results

Release the Model to Production

Document Release Notes and

Deployment Steps

Prepare for Change Management

Install Languages & Tools

DATA SCIENTISTS NEED A WAY TO MANAGE THEIR PROJECTS FROM END-TO-END

•Build models in Python and R

• Instant model APIs

•Manage models

•Scale without IT

PROMOTE

ALTERYX + PROMOTE

CUSTOMERS

F e r r a t u m B a n k u s e s S c i e n c e O p s t o

m a k e r e a l - t i m e c r e d i t d e c i s i o n s .

• C r e d i t S c o r e s

• F r a u d C h e c k s

• K Y C

• L i n e A s s i g n m e n t

• R i s k - b a s e d P r i c i n g

• Propensity-to-buy

• Cross- and upsell opportunities

Tendril helps solar, smart thermostat, and other

energy providers target the right homeownersc

Results

• 4x faster time to market• Self-sufficient analytics team• $350,000 saved

DEMO

•Yhat joined Alteryx June 2017

•Easily productionize models

•Model management, made easy

WRAP UP

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Austin Ogilvie

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