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Transcript of IBM Presentation at the Chief Data Officer Forum - Examining the role of the Chief Data Officer
Welcome to theIBM CDO Strategy SummitApril 15-16
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Join the conversation: #DataOfficer WIFI code: 17886
Wednesday, April 15th Time
Competitive Advantage in the Insight EconomyIBM’s Beth Smith and Glenn Finch
1:10 – 1:45
CDO & CIOs Partnering for SuccessTD Ameritrade – Derek Strauss/ Charles Schwab – Andrew Salesky
1:45 – 2:30
Coffee, networking 2:30 – 3:00
How CDOs Make Watson Work for Their OrganizationsIBM’s Marc Teerlink
3:00 – 3:30
The CDO and Monetizing Big DataWells Fargo – A. Charles Thomas
3:30 – 4:15
Three Breakouts: First 90 Days, Data-driven Marketing, Public Sector 4:30 – 5:15
Large-Scale Machine Learning With Applications To IoT, Verizon Wireless – Ashok Srivastava
5:15 – 6:00
Cocktail Reception, Dinner, Networking 6:00 - 10:00
A Hack-a-thon for the BusinessThe PremiseMany organizations now understand the opportunity of data science in the enterprise, but few know where to start, how to get started, and how to demonstrate the value of data science quickly.
The SetupIBM Ambassadors establish a 1:1 relationship with a line of business owner to develop a data science plan to capture the business needs, data available, and define the expected outcome.
The Hack-a-Thon-1 week: Prior to the event commencing the attendees are provided access to Spark-as-a-Service or sent instructions on how to launch a Spark environment on premise.
See Joel Horwitz, Global Director of Marketing for more information.
Tuesday: attendees arrive at noon to socialize, hear a quick presentation about the different projects and answer any last minute questions on the analytics platform setup. At 3pm, the teams are divided amongst the IBM Amabassadors and review the data science plan. At 6pm, dinner is served, the data is made available, and the data scientists get to work.
Wednesday: attendees arrive at noon for lunch, have a quick status update, and go back to hacking with their teams guided by their IBM Ambassadors. We bring food, during this time, but the hacking continues uninterrupted for the rest of the day.
Thursday: attendees arrive at noon for lunch, have a quick status update, and go back to hacking with their teams guided by their IBM Ambassadors. We bring food, during this time, but the hacking continues uninterrupted for the rest of the day.
Friday: attendees arrive at noon for lunch, have a quick status update, and then the teams go into presentation mode to prepare their slides for the demonstration to the group.
THINK Data enables members to: Connect at the event Extend their in-person event experience after the event Build connections and continue the conversation Access the latest thinking on leadership and technology Access special events and expertise
THINK Data is part of THINK Leaders, a private program and community for c-suite and other senior leaders who are dedicated to transforming their businesses and their professions. THINK members are an elite group of more than 1,400 c-suite and other senior leaders* who share actionable advice with their peers.
*Membership as of October 2014
THINK aims to equip c-suite and other senior leaders to excel in their rapidly changing professions
Beth SmithGeneral Manager, IBM Analytics Platform
Competitive Advantage in the Insight Economy
@BethTSmith
Glenn FinchGlobal Leader, Big Data & Analytics IBM Global Business Solutions
@gffinch
. . . across all industries, all geographies, organizations of all sizes
Data is fueling analytics-based innovation
Petrol
Banking / FSS Client
We are helping clients accelerate from vision to value
IBM expertise extends 40,000+ data and analytics engagements and 15,000 consultants to accelerate client business value
Innovative technology drives real-time actionable insight with streaming, context and cognitive computing
Enterprise-class integration, governance and security builds trust and confidence in all data
Cloud enables clients to leverage all data and analytics with agility and security for competitive advantage
Insights as a Service combines top data such as Twitter, ESRI, and The Weather Company with IBM’s cloud-based analytics and expertise
Internet of Things integrates a fabric of devices, data, processes, and people in an open cloud-based platform for faster and better decisions
|Together, we are transforming the usability of data and content Glenn Finch
Global Leader, Big Data & Analytics IBM Global Business Solutions
@gffinch
IBM | Twitter partnership objectives
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Data Access Twitter provides IBM all tweets, historical and on-going, including metadata, for use in client proof of concepts
Data Analytics IBM uses Twitter data to solve client business problems using social analytics. Twitter works with IBM to certify and train 10,000 IBMer’s on best uses for Twitter data
Data InsightsClients take action on newly developed insights. IBM can resell Twitter data feeds for use in extended client solutions, including direct feeds into IBM Software
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Social Analytics Findings
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1. Few are using Twitter/social data to drive value
2. Social listening ≠ strategy for business value
3. Business value = analytics + Twitter/social data
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Social Listening
Internal & External Data
Define external and internal data needed to solve business problem… think about it differently
Apply analytics to uncover insights that intuition alone could never find
TrendsPredictionsLinkagesCausalities
Be able to take specific actions based on new insight
Pinpoint most valuable customersReduce churnTarget campaignsUpdate processes
Move from Listening to Action
I’ve never bought anything from D&G but I do have a pair of D&G sunglasses which I will throw out
@carlyaquilino
#BoycottDolceGabbana
IBMAnalytics
ActionableInsight
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Twitter Demographics Economics Weather Social Media
15,000 Menus
Convenience Matters
I like it Sweet
Alter the Gene Pool
Intuition says… “Change the sales force”
Size Matters
The Seed Case
The data says…
Twitter Demographics Economics Social Media
Know Me
Listen to Me
Engage with Me
Intuition… “They just don’t want to shop here”
…Me
The Millenial Case
Data…
Twitter Demographic Economic Weather Social Media
PartnerEngagement
Promotion Activity
Be cold when it’s hot
Habla Española?
Look at all the holidays
Intuition says… “Change the merchandise”
It’s the Barista
The Coffee Case
The data says…
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