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© COPYRIGHT 2015 MARKLOGIC CORPORATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Data Big and Small: How Publisher gain Value out of Data in

the Future

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Agenda

Introduction De Gruyter, Newbooks & MarkLogic

Big Data Definition

Data Big and Small

Publishers perspective: Challenge, Approach & Solution

DeGruyter, Use Case: Internal Data Analysis

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Innovative, agile responses to the challenges of tomorrow

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Only a holistic view on publishing and a subsequent strategy will satisfy

customers’ new demands

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The very early days of Big Data

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Big Data = One C and Three V

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Volume

Variety

Velocity

Complexity

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How did we get here?

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The world as it was…

Data: Regular & Tabular

Compute & Storage:

Slow & Expensive

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We had an elegant model that met our needs…

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Fast forward to today…

33% on

Innovation &

Growth

67% on

Maintenance

(keeping the lights on)

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We end up with the wrong technology for the job

When all you have is a hammer,

everything looks like a nail…

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The Three V’s of Big Data

VOLUME

VARIETY

VELOCITY

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IT faces the challenge leveraging both:

Heterogeneous and Unstructured Data

OLTP

Warehouse

Data

Marts

?

Reference

Data

Archives

12% Structured

88% Unstructured

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The Three V’s of Big Data

VOLUME

VARIETY

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Variety

More of the same things

Lots of different things

SOURCES

QUESTIONS

FORMATS

SHAPE

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The result…

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The Big and Small

Data Opportunity:

It is possible to utilize

all

your

data in a cost effective way and

realign for the future?

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CHALLENGE, APPROACH

& SOLUTION

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Information Continuum

RDBMS

Free text

Relational

PDF

Emails

Documents

XML

Metadata / Onix

Content

Geospatial

Graph

Search Engine

Volume of

Information

Today

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s Data Landscape

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Challenge: Things publishers need to deal with

Different file formats and schemas (XML, CSV, Excel, Binaries)

Different information transfer technologies (REST/SOAP, MBS, file ex-/

imports, File transfer protocols)

Growing data amounts = scalibility

Current situation: acquire knowledge of your data streams

desired situation: data driven decision making

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Information and System

Flow Chart

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Approach: What do publishers need?

more systems to cover all our requirements

= increasing costs, maintenance, support

= further interfaces, mid-/long term integration

= inflexible, not agile

OR

one target system that allows interdisciplinarily reporting and offers

NoSQL technologies?

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MarkLogic Enterprise NoSQL Database

SEARCH

DATABASE

Semantics

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Solution: NoSQL Database

- don‘t worry about your data

- different applications for different target groups

- XML-oriented searches, queries and indexes

- manage large volumes

De Gruyter uses MarkLogic for:

- De Gruyter Online platform

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Use Case

Correlation of usage and sales (1/2)

2 exemplary questions

Find out what is being used but not sold?

What is being sold but not used?

=> early insight into customers behavior; allows business to react

accordingly and address customers

Increasing the attractiveness of a publications requires a better

understanding of the connection between sales and usage

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Use Case

Correlation of usage and sales (2/2)

Source 1: Usage statistics of De Gruyter online

gives an overview of database, book (chapter) and journal

(article) usages

Source 2: Sales Figures From Data warehouse

contains sales overall statistics: webshop, mail/telephone

order (customer service)

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Group Question

Think about a „Use Case“ which will allow you to break up data silos

to do ad-hoc analysis of heterogenous datatypes coming from various

sources that can be usefull for your business

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What kind of data?

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What data sources?

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Questions that take a lot of effort to find answers to?

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Which decision making process can this data / answer support?

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What new insights can be derived from this?

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References

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