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Getting Value from Big Data with Analytics

Edward Roske, CEO

Oracle ACE Director

[email protected]

BLOG: LookSmarter.blogspot.com

WEBSITE: www.interrel.com

TWITTER: Eroske

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About interRel

Reigning Oracle Award winner

EPM & BI Solution of the year

Three Oracle ACE Directors

 Authors of 10+ of the Best Selling

books on Hyperion & Essbase

 Oracle Platinum Partner

 One of the 100 fastest growing tech

companies in the USA (CRN

Magazine)

 One of the fastest growing companies

in USA (Inc. Magazine 2007-present)

Strategy

Infra structure

Consulting

Training Support

Press

Founded in 1997, we are the

longest-standing, Oracle EPM/BI-

dedicated partner in the world

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What is

Big Data

?

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What Are Questions We Can Answer Without Big Data?

D ire cto r o f T e ch n o lo gy S yste m s A rch ite ctu re

C IO

C o rp ora te P la n n ing F in a n cia l A n a lyst V P F in a n ce

B u d g e t D ire ctor D ir. F in an cia l R e p o rting

C o n tro ller C F O

S a le s D ire ctor S a le s D ire ctor R e g io n a l V P

S a le s D ire ctor S a le s D ire ctor R e g io n a l V P V P S a le s

M a rket M an a g er P ro d u ct M a n a g er D ir., P ro d u ct M a rke ting

D ire cto r, P u blic R e la tio ns D ire cto r, C re ative S e rvices

V P M a rke ting

P ro d u ctio n M a n a g er P ro d u ctio n M a n a g er M a n u factu rin g D ire ctor

D ire cto r, L o g istics V P O p e ra tio ns C E O

Can we plan a mid-year Promotion?

Can we support the

additional production?

Can we handle the distribution?

How much will it increase

sales?

Do we have the money to fund this?

How much did it increase

profit?

Did our initiatives increase shareholder

value?

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What Are Questions We Need Big Data To Answer?

D ire cto r o f T e ch n o lo gy S yste m s A rch ite ctu re

C IO

C o rp ora te P la n n ing F in a n cia l A n a lyst V P F in a n ce

B u d g e t D ire ctor D ir. F in an cia l R e p o rting

C o n tro ller C F O

S a le s D ire ctor S a le s D ire ctor R e g io n a l V P

S a le s D ire ctor S a le s D ire ctor R e g io n a l V P V P S a le s

M a rket M an a g er P ro d u ct M a n a g er D ir., P ro d u ct M a rke ting

D ire cto r, P u blic R e la tio ns D ire cto r, C re ative S e rvices

V P M a rke ting

P ro d u ctio n M a n a g er P ro d u ctio n M a n a g er M a n u factu rin g D ire ctor

D ire cto r, L o g istics V P O p e ra tio ns C E O

What are people saying

about our product?

Why are we having so much machine

downtime?

Why are shipments being

delayed?

Do we have the right mix of products?

Is their fraud going on in our financials?

Why do our computers crash

all the time?

Is the board of directors about to

terminate me?

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What Does Big Data Mean to You?

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What Are The Two Types of Data?

Structured

Data

Unstructured

Data

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Where Does Big Data Come From?

Structured UnstructuredUnstructured

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What Are the V’s of Big Data?

Volume

 Scale of Data

Velocity

 Speed of Data

Variety

 Forms of Data

Veracity

 Uncertainty of Data

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How Do I Get Value From Big Data?

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How Do We

Analyze

Big Data

?

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Financial GL

HR

DATA

Sales Distribution Custom

Dashboards Adhoc Report Books Mobile Office Self Service

Business Intelligence

How Do We Get Data to End Users?

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What Do End Users Want From an Interface?

Consistent Easy to use Interactive

Flexible Fast Seamless

Efficient Thin client

Minimal

training

required

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How Does

Oracle Handle

Analyzing

Big Data

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Essbase

Common Enterprise Information Model

Endeca Dimension

Management Interactive

Dashboards Reporting &

Publishing Query &

Analysis Detect

& Alert Office

Integration Search Embedded Mobile

Scorecards

ERP Analytics Planning &

Forecasting Financial Close and

Reporting

Strategy Management

Profitability Management

CRM Analytics

Industry Analytics

Data SourcesBI/EPM PlatformBI / EPM Applications

OLTP & ODS

Systems Data Warehouses

Data Marts Packaged

Applications (Oracle, SAP, Others)

Excel

XML/Office Business Processes SourcesOLAP

Exadata Unstructured &

Semi-Structured

Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation Suite

BI Server

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Glimpse into OBIEE

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Glimpse into OBIEE

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Glimpse into OBIEE

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Glimpse into OBIEE

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Glimpse into OBIEE

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Glimpse into OBIEE

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Oracle BI Mobile Application Designer

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Mobile Reports

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What Are the Steps to

Integrate Oracle BI

With Big Data

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1. Assess the current state of your data

 Assess and understand your biggest pain points and needs

E.g. Collecting information from too many sources and systems for consistent reporting?

E.g. Putting adhoc analysis and advanced analytics in the hands of end users, replacing SQL generated reports?

 Other important questions

Where is data stored? Where should I store data? How many sources?

Do I have a data warehouse? Is it complete?

What are the query performance requirements?

What are the requirements for the timing of data delivery (e.g. real-time, nightly)?

What are the subject areas?

What do the reports look like?

What is the time frame for implementation?

Who are my users and what do they need to be able to do?

How do users need to visualize and analyze data?

What calculations and business rules need to be included?

Are write back capabilities required?

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2. Prioritize and Plan

 Prioritize the requirements – this will help you understand where

your focus should be

 Take a phased approach in the implementation and remember you

don’t have to build everything at once

 Build the right team

 Ensure communication between data warehouse resources,

unstructured data resources, and BI resources

 You are all on the same Information Delivery team!

Work together!

 Start small

 Subject area in BI Server, Essbase, or Endeca

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And Finally…

 3. Implement / Show Success

 Next Phases / Continual Improvement

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In Summary…

http://bit.ly/ORABigData

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Solving Common Data Access Issues

Common Data Access Issues The Solution

No single strategy for information delivery Business Intelligence along with your data warehouse and

unstructured data delivers a complete information delivery system IT vs. end user queries Common workspace with user friendly tools puts reporting and

analysis in the hands of end users

Silos of information BI delivers a common enterprise model to eliminate silos of information across databases and systems

Limited visibility BI provides better visibility to key metrics and factors that drive business performance

Limited correlations BI provides a way to correlate relevant information across database and systems

Different end user needs A common workspace provides information access for both advanced and basic end users.

BI allows customizations to different end user groups sourced from the common enterprise model.

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Common Data Warehouse Issues

Common DW Issues The Solution Time consuming data warehouse

changes

Incorporate changes and new sources to the data warehouse in BI layer (virtually) vs. in your data warehouse (physically).

Immediate reporting access for new sources as they are included in logical schemas or through information discovery

Can’t handle unstructured data Use Hadoop to house data or just mine the data through your BI layer.

Data latency Provide real time / near real time access with Business Intelligence

Costly aggregate structures OLAP’s main purpose in life is to store aggregated data for fast reporting and analysis.

Remove aggregations from the DW and use OLAP.

Ever changing Business Definitions BI provides a model for easy updates to business definitions Common dimensions and common

definitions

Business Intelligence provides a common enterprise model for information while allowing for customized presentations and views of end user specific terms and dimensions

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Getting Value from Big Data with Analytics

Edward Roske, CEO

Oracle ACE Director

[email protected]

BLOG: LookSmarter.blogspot.com

WEBSITE: www.interrel.com

TWITTER: Eroske

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