Sind Wirtschaft und Staat den stetig steigenden Datenmengen noch gewachsen? Wohin geht der Trend im Umgang mit unseren Massendaten als "Rohstoff" für effiziente Geschäftsprozesse? - Dipl.-Ing. Werner Plessl (Hewlett Packard)
1. HP Big Data
Sind Wirtschaft und Staat den stetig steigenden Datenmengen
noch gewachsen? Wohin geht der Trend im Umgang mit
unseren Massendaten als "Rohstoff" für effiziente
Geschäftsprozesse?
Consider what we have reviewed as background, let’s apply that to Customer Experience. For the marketer today, the notion of making sense of emails, social media, surveys, blogs and other forms of unstructured data are key to better understanding a customer. In the marketplace, “big data” is a key marketing phrase that is drawing a lot of attention, with many vendors coming to market with new tools to address this growing issue. In reality, this is the exact issue that Autonomy has been addressing for over a decade. The core of the Autonomy marketing platform is Autonomy IDOL, which allows the marketer to gain a better understanding of a customer needs by examining all customer integrations across email, web, call center, survey, and social. Unlike many competitive solutions for CEM which only address a small portion (web server logs, site traffic, etc.), Autonomy is able to leverage all enterprise including audio, video and social data to truly create a dynamic and personalized customer experience.
Key Points
Some of the key results include:
Nearly 70 percent of respondents agreed with the statements: “Gaining insight and effectively managing big data is strategic to our organization” and “An effective information optimization strategy will give our organization a competitive advantage”. Of the public sector respondents, 74 percent indicated that an effective information optimization strategy would give their organization a competitive advantage.
As the CIO becomes the “Chief Information Optimizer”: 65 percent of respondents indicated they needed the skills of a Chief data Officer to bridge big data and drive enterprise insight, and it was the highest ranked from an importance perspective with almost 1 out of 2 selecting.
However:
Barely 50 percent of survey respondents indicated that they use all sources of structured, semi-structured and unstructured data to analyze and act. (subtheme… it’s not too late to start)
Nearly 60 percent of business executives report that their organization is not equipped with the right solutions to gain insight from big data
Nearly 40 percent of all executives report that their organization is not currently prepared in terms of having the right strategies, tools and policies in place to prevent data corruption and unauthorized access to their data
Only 16 percent of executives said that IT immediately provides the right information at the point of need that enables them to obtain actionable insight that drives the right business outcome… (Up from 2 percent last year)
Only 10 percent of executives said their organization currently incorporates unstructured data into their enterprise insights, processes, and strategy
Transition: So What do they plan to do?: Over 90 percent reported that in the next three years, their organization plans to incorporate unstructured data into their enterprise insights, processes, and strategy