… Let’s this video telling u…. 
Again … this video have the answer…. 
1. Describe the kinds of big data collected by the
organizations described in the case.
2. List and describe the business intelligence
technologies described in this case.
3. Why did the company described in this case need
to maintain and analyze big data? What business
benefits did they obtain?
Kind of Big
Data
Collected
Business Intelligent Technology
used
Business Benefit
Preserving
website for
historical
purposes
IBM Bigsheets
-a cloud application used to perform ad-
hoc analytics at web scale on
structured and unstructured content
-Help extract, annotate and visually
analyze vase amount of data and
delivering the result via a web browser
-Laverages Apache Hadoop
Framework and Map Reduce
Technology – help the organization to
handle huge quantities of data quickly
and efficiently and extract an useful
knowledge
Extract useful knowledge
from such huge data
which made responding
quickly and efficient to
user’s search and better
services to their user thus
increase customer
Kind of Big Data
Collected
Business Intelligent
Technology used
Business Benefit
• Hidden patterns in
criminal activity
(correlation
between time,
opportunity and
organization) or
non-obvious
relationship
between individuals
and criminal
organizations
• criminal complaints
• National crime
records
• Public records
Real Time Crime Center
(RTCC)
•Centralized data hub that
rapidly mines information from
multiple crime databases and
disseminates that information
to officers in the field
•Crime Information
Warehouse - contain data
over 120 million criminal
complaints, 31 million national
crime record and 33 billion
public records
• Support for more
proactive policing tactics
by virtue of an ability to
see crime trends as they
are happening
• Faster and higher rate of
case-closing through
more efficient gathering
and analysis of crime-
related data.
• Improved overall data
integrity and speed of
data access to optimize
decision-making
Kind of Big Data
Collected
Business Intelligent
Technology used
Business Benefit
• Location Data
• Wind Library –
stores nearly
2.8 petabytes
• 178 parameter
– barometric
pressure,
humidity, wind
direction,
temperature,
wind velocity,
other company
historical data
IBM InfoSphere BigInsights
running on IBM System x
iDataPlex Server
-Manage and analyze
weather and location data
- reduce the base resolution
of its wind data grid from
27x27 km area down to a
3x3 km (90% reduction) –
immediate insight into
potential location.
reducing data processing time
Quickly and accurately predict
weather patterns at potential
sites to increase turbine energy
production.
Save money – avoid from spent
on repairing and replacing
damaged turbine by the wind.
Save time – the company
forecast optimal turbine
placement in 15 minutes instead
of 3 week – enable customers to
achieve a return on investment
more quickly
Kind of Big Data
Collected
Business Intelligent
Technology used
Business Benefit
• Customer
related
information
(Web surveys,
e-mails, text
messages,
website traffic
patterns, and
data location in
146 countries
Consumer Sentiment
Data
Storing data centralized
instead of within each
branch
• Reducing time spent
processing data
• Improving company response
time to customer feedback
• able to determine that delays
were occurring for returns in
Phildelphia during specific time
of the day
• Enhanced Hertz’s performance
and increased customer
satisfaction.
Meeting 3 – 11/05/2015
CASE 1 : BIG DATA, BIG REWARDS
Identify THREE DECISIONS that were improved by
using big data
Objective
Objective
Objective
Objective
Objective
Objective
Meeting 3 – 11/05/2015
CASE 1 : BIG DATA, BIG REWARDS
What KINDS OF ORGANIZATIONS are most likely to
need big data management and analytical tools? Why?
 Organizations which responsible to score that huge information
such as national library, registration department, income tax,
banking institutions and so on because these organizations
typically be a sources for government and the public.
 Authorities organization such a police department, custom,
immigration because they need to store a big data about criminals
and also public to use for safety of the society.
 Organization need the big data to predict the weather and location
data, very useful for the companies to accurately make decision.
Thus Vestas needed the data about location and wind to locate
their turbines.

Big Data Big Reward

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    … Let’s thisvideo telling u…. 
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    Again … thisvideo have the answer…. 
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    1. Describe thekinds of big data collected by the organizations described in the case. 2. List and describe the business intelligence technologies described in this case. 3. Why did the company described in this case need to maintain and analyze big data? What business benefits did they obtain?
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    Kind of Big Data Collected BusinessIntelligent Technology used Business Benefit Preserving website for historical purposes IBM Bigsheets -a cloud application used to perform ad- hoc analytics at web scale on structured and unstructured content -Help extract, annotate and visually analyze vase amount of data and delivering the result via a web browser -Laverages Apache Hadoop Framework and Map Reduce Technology – help the organization to handle huge quantities of data quickly and efficiently and extract an useful knowledge Extract useful knowledge from such huge data which made responding quickly and efficient to user’s search and better services to their user thus increase customer
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    Kind of BigData Collected Business Intelligent Technology used Business Benefit • Hidden patterns in criminal activity (correlation between time, opportunity and organization) or non-obvious relationship between individuals and criminal organizations • criminal complaints • National crime records • Public records Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) •Centralized data hub that rapidly mines information from multiple crime databases and disseminates that information to officers in the field •Crime Information Warehouse - contain data over 120 million criminal complaints, 31 million national crime record and 33 billion public records • Support for more proactive policing tactics by virtue of an ability to see crime trends as they are happening • Faster and higher rate of case-closing through more efficient gathering and analysis of crime- related data. • Improved overall data integrity and speed of data access to optimize decision-making
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    Kind of BigData Collected Business Intelligent Technology used Business Benefit • Location Data • Wind Library – stores nearly 2.8 petabytes • 178 parameter – barometric pressure, humidity, wind direction, temperature, wind velocity, other company historical data IBM InfoSphere BigInsights running on IBM System x iDataPlex Server -Manage and analyze weather and location data - reduce the base resolution of its wind data grid from 27x27 km area down to a 3x3 km (90% reduction) – immediate insight into potential location. reducing data processing time Quickly and accurately predict weather patterns at potential sites to increase turbine energy production. Save money – avoid from spent on repairing and replacing damaged turbine by the wind. Save time – the company forecast optimal turbine placement in 15 minutes instead of 3 week – enable customers to achieve a return on investment more quickly
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    Kind of BigData Collected Business Intelligent Technology used Business Benefit • Customer related information (Web surveys, e-mails, text messages, website traffic patterns, and data location in 146 countries Consumer Sentiment Data Storing data centralized instead of within each branch • Reducing time spent processing data • Improving company response time to customer feedback • able to determine that delays were occurring for returns in Phildelphia during specific time of the day • Enhanced Hertz’s performance and increased customer satisfaction.
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    Meeting 3 –11/05/2015 CASE 1 : BIG DATA, BIG REWARDS Identify THREE DECISIONS that were improved by using big data
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    Meeting 3 –11/05/2015 CASE 1 : BIG DATA, BIG REWARDS What KINDS OF ORGANIZATIONS are most likely to need big data management and analytical tools? Why?
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     Organizations whichresponsible to score that huge information such as national library, registration department, income tax, banking institutions and so on because these organizations typically be a sources for government and the public.  Authorities organization such a police department, custom, immigration because they need to store a big data about criminals and also public to use for safety of the society.  Organization need the big data to predict the weather and location data, very useful for the companies to accurately make decision. Thus Vestas needed the data about location and wind to locate their turbines.

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