This document discusses a new perspective on data management called Just in Time analytics. It focuses on harvesting both structured and unstructured data from various sources to answer typical questions, identify anomalies, and support business processes and decision making. The key aspects involve data harvesting, treating data as a service, establishing a data market and using data science. The goal is to provide a situation room and reports to enable operational excellence through hypothesis validation and proactive anomaly detection.

1. В жизни всегда
есть место открытию
openbank.ru
BANK INSIGHT
New perspective on data management with
Just in Time analytics

2. WHAT IS INSIGHT?

3. OUR FRAMEWORK
BANK INSIGHT
ZOOM and ResearchScreening of anomaly
bi
SNAPSHOT
static
dynamic published

4. DATA CYCLE
KEY ASPECTS
Data Harvesting
Data as a Service
Data Market &
Data Science
Hypothesis validation
Data Cycle
Just-in-Time
Situation Room for Operational
Excellence
[business process and Anomalies]
Hypothesis validation cycle
management
[knowledge brokerage]
Proactive harvesting of data
[structured, unstructured]

5. DATA AS A SERVICE
COMPONENTS
Define typical and regular questions and
anomalies that above tolerable level of
devitation
Data Service should supports
decision making process of regular
business function
Define key metrics and
dimensions that is
important for your success
Define tolerance level for data assertions
(completeness, accuracy, timeliness,
existence, etc)
1.Define Questions to answer?
2. Define business process
3. Define analytical model
4. Define SLA for data
SERVICE PASSPORT5. DESIGN OF REPORT >>

6. DATA AS A SERVICE
SUCCESS FACTORS
 Business process should be defined
 Operational excellence should be measured
 You should understand your expectations of anomalies
 All terminology should be based on United Business Glossary

7. DATA AS A SERVICE
USER STORY
Define
Typical
questions
that need to
answer
Prepare
Glossary of
Terms
Define analytical model and
data SLA
Design and show data
Define business process
Prepare service model
Business User
Data Service
interactive map
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Service
exists
No
Yes
Discover
Subscription through HELPME
(united service portal)
Then choose from the list
#1
#2
#3,4
#5
Definition

8. DESIGNING LIKE THAT…

9. DO SCRUM

10. LIKE THAT….

11. INFORMATION IS YOUR PRODUCT
 Could have different forms of presentation (block-schemes, charts, reports, etc)
 Should motivate to act
 Could have different forms of communication (SMS, email push message, etc)

12. Кол-во

13. Кол-во

14. SNAPSHOT

15. SCREENING OF ANOMALIES

16. ZOOM AND RESEARCH

17. SCREENING OF ANOMALIES

18. SCREENING OF ANOMALIES