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Maurino andrea coopetitivecaise2013
1. Coopetitive Data Warehouse:
a case study
Andrea Maurino, Claudio Venturini, Gianluigi Viscusi
DISCo - Dip. di Informatica, Sistematica e Comunicazione
Università di Milano Bicocca
viale Sarca 336/14,
20124, Milano (Italy)
2. Index
• The problem
• Co-opetition, who are you?
• Theoretical background
• A methodology for designing coopetitive
information systems
• The AOPUnoLombardia case study
• Evaluation
• Conclusion and future work
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3. The problem
• In each market firms are always in competition
• But, sometime, they need to be aggregated
• Law imposes or encourages such aggregation (lobbying,
founding)
• better understand the market
• Thus firms sometime need to cooperate
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4. Co-opetition, who are you?
• Coopetition is a kind of relationship in which firms
show competition and cooperation behaviours
• Very well studied in economy
• NOT STUDIED IN ICT!
• We studied the problem of designing a coopetitive
datawarehouse where firms share their sensitive
data
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5. Theoretical background
• Coopetition can be modelled whit game theory
• Let
• A, B two firms
• {(S) share – (NS) no share} possibile decision
• Ka and Kb amount of shared knowledge
• Lv is the loss value due to share information with others
• Av is the added value to have information from others
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6. Theoretical background
• Share, share is a dominant solution for a company
x if
• Kx-Lv+Av>Kx
• How to measure Av and Lv? (any idea?)
• But in Lv is relied on
• Access
• Trust
• Privacy
• Quality
• We reduce the value of Lv
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7. Theoretical background
• Access control policies;
• Extraction of data from organizations
• Integration and load into the DW
• Presentation of results
• Trust
• If you want to freely join in an organization you
trust in it!
• Privacy preserving strategies
• Quality of shared data.
• Reduced quality reduced value of information
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8. The architecture
• GVV is a global virtual view integrating existing
schema
• Data are still in whithin firm borders and they are queried
when needed
• It is a virtual operational data store
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• When ETL asks for
data they are
queried by the
GVV to firms,
intregrated on the
fly and stored in
DW
• Anonymous
9. The methodology
• 2 phases requirement
• Concept definition
• Aggrement among firms on
WHAT Dw will mange data
• Definition of the global
model
• Quality of exposed data
• Data aggregation
• Concepts classification
• Aggrement among firms on
HOW Dw will manage data
• Mandatory Access
control
• 5 security levels
• Unclassified,
classifed, confident,
secret and top secret
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10. The methodology
• 1. unclassified: concept X can be shared freely.
• 2. classified: plain concept X can be shared with a
intermediated quality level
• 3. confidential: concept X can be shared in an
aggregate way with a intermediate quality level.
• 4. secret: concept X can be shared, in a way to
preserve privacy, and with a
• low level quality.
• 5. top secret: concept X must not be accessed.
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11. The methodology
• How reduce quality of data?
• Reduce
• Accuracy
• Completeness
• Consistency
• Time related
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Also for antitrust law…
12. The AOPUnoLombardia case
• AOP UnoLombardia is an organization of fruit and
vegetable producers.
• 13 grower organizations (GO) including
• Bonduelle and Dimmidisi.
• It represents about the 30% of the whole fruit and
vegetables market in Italy.
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13. The AOPUnoLombardia case
• AOP UnoLombardia wanted to develop a coopetitive
data warehouse for the following goals:
• to obtain a unified analysis of selling of goods in term of
price and amount of sold pieces
• to obtain a unified view of raw materials bought
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15. Evaluation
• May 2011 E.coli bacteria outbreak
• No deads in Italy at all!
• Anyway …PANIC!
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16. Evaluation
• AOPUnoLombardia use our system to evaluate
• the reduction of the amount of product type sold to large-
scale retail wrt the the previous year
• the reduction of purchase of raw material wrt the the
previous year
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- Average reduction of sold products is
about 29%
-In some case the number of sold
product was reduced by a 38%
-only in September 2011 the amount of
sold items had the same value of
the previous year.
-while the amount of brought salad is
more or less the same!
due to preexisting aggreements
17. Conclusion and future works
• Coopetition is a kind or relationships in which firms
show a cooperative and coopetitive behaviours
• The problem of building a coopetitive informatiom
system is a new problem!
• We started by design and impement a coopetitive
datawarehouse
• Applied to AOPUnoLombardia case study
• Future Work
• From a theoretical view point a better definition of
information value
• We are currenting extend our system to include other GOs
• We are studing how to apply our system in the ortofruit
district in Lombardia including seeding and tools producing
firms
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