UX Nights Vol XXVI Big Data y Experiencia de Usuario
Transformando la vida cotidiana a través de Big Data
Omar Aviles
Technical Evangelist Manager - Microsoft México
6 de octubre de 2016
Ciudad de México
Nicolas has a vision of opening a French restaurant using his grandmother's recipes. He is discussing a loan with his banker. The banker not only offers the loan but also provides valuable business insights using data analytics. The banker examines demographic and spending data to recommend the best locations and price points for Nicolas's restaurant. This illustrates how banks can leverage big data to generate new revenue streams by providing business insights to customers.
Leveraging Big Data to Drive Bank Customer Engagement and LoyaltyJim Marous
The document discusses how banks can leverage big data to drive customer engagement and loyalty. It describes how big data is already being used successfully by companies like Amazon, Netflix, and Pandora to personalize customer experiences. It outlines opportunities for banks to use big data to improve customer targeting, recommendations, cross-selling, sentiment analysis, and churn analysis. Finally, it provides examples of how some banks are using big data for customer acquisition, engagement, loyalty programs, location-based offers, and social media analysis.
A brief overview of the use of big data analytics in retail banking. This basic material is an introduction to the video training series: Retail Banking Analytics, available at briastrategy.com.
Pi cube banking on predictive analytics151Cole Capital
Predictive analytics can help banks in several key areas:
1) Predictive models can analyze customer data to better understand customers, identify new customers, estimate lifetime value, maximize spending, and reduce attrition.
2) Risk management models can assess default risk, optimize lending policies, and proactively restructure loans to manage credit risk.
3) Revenue models can help target marketing, make customized offers, and increase sales and loyalty by anticipating customer needs.
Future of Business Intelligence keynotepaul.hawking
The document discusses the future of business intelligence. It provides a brief history of business intelligence, noting it was coined in 1989 to describe how end users could access and analyze company information. It then discusses how the term has been marketed differently over time by vendors. The document also examines emerging technologies like analytics, big data, artificial intelligence, and natural language processing that are shaping the future of business intelligence. It analyzes their position on Gartner's Hype Cycle and provides examples of how these technologies are being applied.
Welcome to the Age of Big Data in Banking Andy Hirst
Big Data in banking presentation from Sibos Dubai 2013 . What are use cases driving deployments in Banking ? See the use cases SAP is involved In banking in 2013
Joe Goldberg from BMC Software discusses how traditional data architectures are under pressure due to increasing data volumes from new sources like the internet of things. This makes it costly and complex to manage data and limits insights. The solution is adopting an enterprise data lake and big data ecosystem using Hadoop, which provides a single view of data across environments, self-service capabilities for users, and supports modern application delivery and analytics. Batch processing is commonly used to build and run workloads to extract business value from these modern data architectures.
Big Data Banking: Customer vs. AccountingHenry Sampson
Core Banking Systems have evolved from treating customer data as a peripheral of transactions to more and more a central focus of the system. Thi s presentation explores how DreamOval is positioning Bank Nurse to meet this new reality of store more customer data than transactions
Nicolas has a vision of opening a French restaurant using his grandmother's recipes. He is discussing a loan with his banker. The banker not only offers the loan but also provides valuable business insights using data analytics. The banker examines demographic and spending data to recommend the best locations and price points for Nicolas's restaurant. This illustrates how banks can leverage big data to generate new revenue streams by providing business insights to customers.
Leveraging Big Data to Drive Bank Customer Engagement and LoyaltyJim Marous
The document discusses how banks can leverage big data to drive customer engagement and loyalty. It describes how big data is already being used successfully by companies like Amazon, Netflix, and Pandora to personalize customer experiences. It outlines opportunities for banks to use big data to improve customer targeting, recommendations, cross-selling, sentiment analysis, and churn analysis. Finally, it provides examples of how some banks are using big data for customer acquisition, engagement, loyalty programs, location-based offers, and social media analysis.
A brief overview of the use of big data analytics in retail banking. This basic material is an introduction to the video training series: Retail Banking Analytics, available at briastrategy.com.
Pi cube banking on predictive analytics151Cole Capital
Predictive analytics can help banks in several key areas:
1) Predictive models can analyze customer data to better understand customers, identify new customers, estimate lifetime value, maximize spending, and reduce attrition.
2) Risk management models can assess default risk, optimize lending policies, and proactively restructure loans to manage credit risk.
3) Revenue models can help target marketing, make customized offers, and increase sales and loyalty by anticipating customer needs.
Future of Business Intelligence keynotepaul.hawking
The document discusses the future of business intelligence. It provides a brief history of business intelligence, noting it was coined in 1989 to describe how end users could access and analyze company information. It then discusses how the term has been marketed differently over time by vendors. The document also examines emerging technologies like analytics, big data, artificial intelligence, and natural language processing that are shaping the future of business intelligence. It analyzes their position on Gartner's Hype Cycle and provides examples of how these technologies are being applied.
Welcome to the Age of Big Data in Banking Andy Hirst
Big Data in banking presentation from Sibos Dubai 2013 . What are use cases driving deployments in Banking ? See the use cases SAP is involved In banking in 2013
Joe Goldberg from BMC Software discusses how traditional data architectures are under pressure due to increasing data volumes from new sources like the internet of things. This makes it costly and complex to manage data and limits insights. The solution is adopting an enterprise data lake and big data ecosystem using Hadoop, which provides a single view of data across environments, self-service capabilities for users, and supports modern application delivery and analytics. Batch processing is commonly used to build and run workloads to extract business value from these modern data architectures.
Big Data Banking: Customer vs. AccountingHenry Sampson
Core Banking Systems have evolved from treating customer data as a peripheral of transactions to more and more a central focus of the system. Thi s presentation explores how DreamOval is positioning Bank Nurse to meet this new reality of store more customer data than transactions
Big Data Analytics in light of Financial Industry Capgemini
Big data and analytics have the potential to transform economies and competition by delivering new productivity growth. Effective use of big data can increase operating margins over 60% for retailers and save $300 billion in US healthcare and $250 billion in European public sector. Companies that improve decision making through big data have seen a 26% performance improvement over 3 years on average. Emerging technologies like self-driving cars will rely heavily on analyzing vast amounts of real-time sensor data.
Big Data presence in the high volume in the data storages can help in various ways to learn more about the need and trends of the current market which will be useful for all type of organizations. Modern information technology used to analyze the relationship between social trends and market insights is a useful way to have indirectly interlinked to customers and their interests from unstructured and semi-structured data. Such analysis will give organizations a broader view towards the practical needs of customers and once banking industry or any industry could know the customers, they can serve better and with more flexibility. In this presentation, team has primarily created the platform and designed the architecture in big data technology for banking industry to maximize the users of credit card.
Future relevance for banks in the data economyMounaim Cortet
In today’s data economy in which everything has become a transaction, future relevance for banks is no longer based on payments alone. To help senior executives of banks to start leveraging their Open Banking capabilities in this context, we recommend three must-do actions to holistically address the components of a digital trust infrastructure (digital identity, consent management, payments and data sharing). These actions will enable banks to build much-needed customer relevance, credibility and trust in the digital transaction era.
Big data presents opportunities for communications service providers (CSPs) to capture new revenue streams by optimizing large amounts of structured and unstructured customer data. To take advantage, CSPs must develop a strategic plan and roadmap to transform how they use customer data, identifying specific business values. Success stories show how CSPs have improved operational efficiency, provided targeted marketing offers, and created new business models through partnerships. The document recommends CSPs formulate a big data strategy and business case with measurable outcomes to guide strategic transformation and monetization of big data opportunities.
How to identify the Return on Investment of Big Data / CIO (Infographic)suparupaa
The Identification of the ROI of Big Data is Pending on the Democratization of the Business Insights Coming from Advanced and Predictive Analytics of that Information
TechConnex Big Data Series - Big Data in BankingAndre Langevin
Big Data in Banking focuses on the use of big data and Hadoop in the Canadian banking sector. The key points are:
1) The RDARR regulatory project is driving major investments in data management by the big six Canadian banks, totaling around $800 million over three years. This has led banks to implement Hadoop data hubs to centralize data.
2) Adoption of Hadoop for risk applications is still in early stages, with a focus on regulatory reporting. Capital markets has led adoption so far.
3) Lessons learned include choosing flexible Hadoop distributions, using native Hadoop tools for best performance, and designing hubs for data engineers rather than casual users. Infrastructure must have
1) The document discusses how big data can be turned into smart data through thorough analytics that provide context and address limitations like bias and incompleteness.
2) It recommends capturing big data from various sources, processing and analyzing it using advanced techniques, and integrating reference data to understand context and create maximum value for clients.
3) An example shows combining behavioral internet data with survey data to map consumer purchase journeys in travel and optimize marketing spend.
How the Game is Changing: Big Data in RetailBill Bishop
At Brick Meets Click, we've been tracking retailing professionals' experiences and attitudes toward big data for two years now, and more than 100 professionals participated in the Oct. 2013 survey. The results confirm the increasingly important role big data is playing in "changing the game" of retailing.
Big data & analytics for banking new york lars hambergLars Hamberg
BIG DATA & ANALYTICS FOR BANKING SUMMIT, New York, 1 Dec 2015.
Keynote address: "How Predictive Analytics will change the Financial Services Sector”
Speaker : Lars Hamberg
http://www.specialistspeakers.com/?p=8367
Overview & Outlook: Why Big Data will over-deliver on its hype and transform Financial Services; Use cases with Advanced Analytics and Big Data Analytics in Financial Services, in Production & Distribution of banking products; new opportunities for incumbents in tomorrow’s ecosystem; big data, bigdata, analytics, smart data, data analytics, digitization, digitalization, predictive analytics, sentiment analysis, financial services, banking, asset management, distribution, retail, trading, technology, innovation, fintech, wealth, asset management, investment industry, robo advisory, social investing, behavior, profiling, client segmentation, alias matching, semantic memory models, unstructured data, machine learning, pattern recognition
Using Big Data in Finance by Jonah EnglerJonah Engler
How can you utilize Big Data in the Financial Industry? To leverage Big Data - entrepreneur and finance expert Jonah Engler, has put together this presentation to help the slideshare community understand the value - and HOW TO - use big data in the financial campaigns.
Jonah Engler is a financial expert and stock broker based in NYC. Leveraging his experience in finance, Engler has gone on to have success in the franchise, coffee, startup industries and more. To connect with Jonah - checkout his profile on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonahengler
This document outlines the strategy and services of a digital consulting firm. It provides expertise in digital strategy, product development, processes automation, and innovations. The firm advises clients on how to innovate, develop trends, and engage customers through discovery. It invests in startups and has expertise in areas like R&D, agile development, M&A, analytics, and monetization models. The head of digital also provides consulting, coaching, speaking, and mentoring services.
In this presentation Juan M. Huerta talks about big data adoption process at Citi, realising the technical value of big data and global solutions. Huerta goes on to talk about following a hybrid approach, and the future of analytics, expensive algorithms applied to large datasets. With Citi using these approaches in hopes of getting even wider global recognition.
Big data provides opportunities for financial institutions to gain competitive advantages. It allows them to analyze vast amounts of structured and unstructured data from various sources to better understand customers, identify risks, predict behaviors, and improve financial products and services. While big data implementations face challenges like integrating diverse data sources and developing analytics talent, companies that execute big data strategies are seeing significant benefits like more personalized customer experiences and better risk management. TD Bank is an example of a company revolutionizing IT and banking through big data analytics that can build comprehensive customer profiles and segment their entire customer base within minutes.
Check out how big data is proving invaluable to finance. Here is the top 10 big data trends in finance. Big data place a vital role in analysing the feeds, Predictive models, forecasts & assess trading impacts
Targeting the Moment of Truth - Using Big Data in RetailAmit Kapoor
The document discusses how retailers can use big data to target customers at the "moment of truth" during shopping. It outlines how retailers can collect and analyze data from sources like foot traffic, items purchased, and price to optimize supply, demand, and customer experience. Retailers are encouraged to use data from point of sale systems, RFID, and in-store technologies to gain insights that can enhance operations, merchandising, and multi-channel demand shaping while respecting consumer privacy.
Presentation held the 9 June at Euronext at the Lisbon Coaching Day over the topic "Competitive Intelligence for Business Communication", Lisbon, Portugal
Định Hướng Dữ Liệu Trong Nền Kinh Tế Chia Sẻ: Uber, GrabTaxi, AirBnBDinh Le Dat (Kevin D.)
The document discusses data-driven marketing in the sharing economy. It defines data-driven marketing as acquiring, analyzing, and applying customer data to understand wants, needs, behavior, and motivations. Classical businesses miss opportunities by not utilizing data to provide customized experiences. Data can be used to achieve customer intimacy, design simple experiences, and actively listen to and respond to customers. The document provides examples of how mobility company ANTS uses real-time data from drivers and users to optimize operations, scheduling, predictions, and experiences.
El documento habla sobre cómo las empresas pueden mejorar la medición de la conversión de sus leads online utilizando datos y análisis. Explica que al integrar y analizar diferentes datos como simulaciones, perfiles de usuarios y comportamientos en el sitio, se pueden identificar patrones que ayuden a segmentar audiencias y mejorar las estrategias de marketing y ventas. También recomienda establecer objetivos y métricas claras para medir el impacto de estas iniciativas.
Big Data Analytics y sus implicaciones en la experiencia de usuarioUX Nights
El documento describe cómo el análisis de big data puede mejorar la experiencia del usuario de servicios de televisión por protocolo de Internet (IPTV) mediante la resolución proactiva de fallas. Explica que al integrar los datos operativos y de servicio de los clientes de IPTV con big data analytics, los proveedores pueden monitorear el desempeño, identificar problemas y actualizar dispositivos de forma proactiva para mejorar la calidad de servicio y lealtad de los clientes. También recomienda que las organizaciones identifiquen casos de uso prior
Big Data Analytics in light of Financial Industry Capgemini
Big data and analytics have the potential to transform economies and competition by delivering new productivity growth. Effective use of big data can increase operating margins over 60% for retailers and save $300 billion in US healthcare and $250 billion in European public sector. Companies that improve decision making through big data have seen a 26% performance improvement over 3 years on average. Emerging technologies like self-driving cars will rely heavily on analyzing vast amounts of real-time sensor data.
Big Data presence in the high volume in the data storages can help in various ways to learn more about the need and trends of the current market which will be useful for all type of organizations. Modern information technology used to analyze the relationship between social trends and market insights is a useful way to have indirectly interlinked to customers and their interests from unstructured and semi-structured data. Such analysis will give organizations a broader view towards the practical needs of customers and once banking industry or any industry could know the customers, they can serve better and with more flexibility. In this presentation, team has primarily created the platform and designed the architecture in big data technology for banking industry to maximize the users of credit card.
Future relevance for banks in the data economyMounaim Cortet
In today’s data economy in which everything has become a transaction, future relevance for banks is no longer based on payments alone. To help senior executives of banks to start leveraging their Open Banking capabilities in this context, we recommend three must-do actions to holistically address the components of a digital trust infrastructure (digital identity, consent management, payments and data sharing). These actions will enable banks to build much-needed customer relevance, credibility and trust in the digital transaction era.
Big data presents opportunities for communications service providers (CSPs) to capture new revenue streams by optimizing large amounts of structured and unstructured customer data. To take advantage, CSPs must develop a strategic plan and roadmap to transform how they use customer data, identifying specific business values. Success stories show how CSPs have improved operational efficiency, provided targeted marketing offers, and created new business models through partnerships. The document recommends CSPs formulate a big data strategy and business case with measurable outcomes to guide strategic transformation and monetization of big data opportunities.
How to identify the Return on Investment of Big Data / CIO (Infographic)suparupaa
The Identification of the ROI of Big Data is Pending on the Democratization of the Business Insights Coming from Advanced and Predictive Analytics of that Information
TechConnex Big Data Series - Big Data in BankingAndre Langevin
Big Data in Banking focuses on the use of big data and Hadoop in the Canadian banking sector. The key points are:
1) The RDARR regulatory project is driving major investments in data management by the big six Canadian banks, totaling around $800 million over three years. This has led banks to implement Hadoop data hubs to centralize data.
2) Adoption of Hadoop for risk applications is still in early stages, with a focus on regulatory reporting. Capital markets has led adoption so far.
3) Lessons learned include choosing flexible Hadoop distributions, using native Hadoop tools for best performance, and designing hubs for data engineers rather than casual users. Infrastructure must have
1) The document discusses how big data can be turned into smart data through thorough analytics that provide context and address limitations like bias and incompleteness.
2) It recommends capturing big data from various sources, processing and analyzing it using advanced techniques, and integrating reference data to understand context and create maximum value for clients.
3) An example shows combining behavioral internet data with survey data to map consumer purchase journeys in travel and optimize marketing spend.
How the Game is Changing: Big Data in RetailBill Bishop
At Brick Meets Click, we've been tracking retailing professionals' experiences and attitudes toward big data for two years now, and more than 100 professionals participated in the Oct. 2013 survey. The results confirm the increasingly important role big data is playing in "changing the game" of retailing.
Big data & analytics for banking new york lars hambergLars Hamberg
BIG DATA & ANALYTICS FOR BANKING SUMMIT, New York, 1 Dec 2015.
Keynote address: "How Predictive Analytics will change the Financial Services Sector”
Speaker : Lars Hamberg
http://www.specialistspeakers.com/?p=8367
Overview & Outlook: Why Big Data will over-deliver on its hype and transform Financial Services; Use cases with Advanced Analytics and Big Data Analytics in Financial Services, in Production & Distribution of banking products; new opportunities for incumbents in tomorrow’s ecosystem; big data, bigdata, analytics, smart data, data analytics, digitization, digitalization, predictive analytics, sentiment analysis, financial services, banking, asset management, distribution, retail, trading, technology, innovation, fintech, wealth, asset management, investment industry, robo advisory, social investing, behavior, profiling, client segmentation, alias matching, semantic memory models, unstructured data, machine learning, pattern recognition
Using Big Data in Finance by Jonah EnglerJonah Engler
How can you utilize Big Data in the Financial Industry? To leverage Big Data - entrepreneur and finance expert Jonah Engler, has put together this presentation to help the slideshare community understand the value - and HOW TO - use big data in the financial campaigns.
Jonah Engler is a financial expert and stock broker based in NYC. Leveraging his experience in finance, Engler has gone on to have success in the franchise, coffee, startup industries and more. To connect with Jonah - checkout his profile on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonahengler
This document outlines the strategy and services of a digital consulting firm. It provides expertise in digital strategy, product development, processes automation, and innovations. The firm advises clients on how to innovate, develop trends, and engage customers through discovery. It invests in startups and has expertise in areas like R&D, agile development, M&A, analytics, and monetization models. The head of digital also provides consulting, coaching, speaking, and mentoring services.
In this presentation Juan M. Huerta talks about big data adoption process at Citi, realising the technical value of big data and global solutions. Huerta goes on to talk about following a hybrid approach, and the future of analytics, expensive algorithms applied to large datasets. With Citi using these approaches in hopes of getting even wider global recognition.
Big data provides opportunities for financial institutions to gain competitive advantages. It allows them to analyze vast amounts of structured and unstructured data from various sources to better understand customers, identify risks, predict behaviors, and improve financial products and services. While big data implementations face challenges like integrating diverse data sources and developing analytics talent, companies that execute big data strategies are seeing significant benefits like more personalized customer experiences and better risk management. TD Bank is an example of a company revolutionizing IT and banking through big data analytics that can build comprehensive customer profiles and segment their entire customer base within minutes.
Check out how big data is proving invaluable to finance. Here is the top 10 big data trends in finance. Big data place a vital role in analysing the feeds, Predictive models, forecasts & assess trading impacts
Targeting the Moment of Truth - Using Big Data in RetailAmit Kapoor
The document discusses how retailers can use big data to target customers at the "moment of truth" during shopping. It outlines how retailers can collect and analyze data from sources like foot traffic, items purchased, and price to optimize supply, demand, and customer experience. Retailers are encouraged to use data from point of sale systems, RFID, and in-store technologies to gain insights that can enhance operations, merchandising, and multi-channel demand shaping while respecting consumer privacy.
Presentation held the 9 June at Euronext at the Lisbon Coaching Day over the topic "Competitive Intelligence for Business Communication", Lisbon, Portugal
Định Hướng Dữ Liệu Trong Nền Kinh Tế Chia Sẻ: Uber, GrabTaxi, AirBnBDinh Le Dat (Kevin D.)
The document discusses data-driven marketing in the sharing economy. It defines data-driven marketing as acquiring, analyzing, and applying customer data to understand wants, needs, behavior, and motivations. Classical businesses miss opportunities by not utilizing data to provide customized experiences. Data can be used to achieve customer intimacy, design simple experiences, and actively listen to and respond to customers. The document provides examples of how mobility company ANTS uses real-time data from drivers and users to optimize operations, scheduling, predictions, and experiences.
El documento habla sobre cómo las empresas pueden mejorar la medición de la conversión de sus leads online utilizando datos y análisis. Explica que al integrar y analizar diferentes datos como simulaciones, perfiles de usuarios y comportamientos en el sitio, se pueden identificar patrones que ayuden a segmentar audiencias y mejorar las estrategias de marketing y ventas. También recomienda establecer objetivos y métricas claras para medir el impacto de estas iniciativas.
Big Data Analytics y sus implicaciones en la experiencia de usuarioUX Nights
El documento describe cómo el análisis de big data puede mejorar la experiencia del usuario de servicios de televisión por protocolo de Internet (IPTV) mediante la resolución proactiva de fallas. Explica que al integrar los datos operativos y de servicio de los clientes de IPTV con big data analytics, los proveedores pueden monitorear el desempeño, identificar problemas y actualizar dispositivos de forma proactiva para mejorar la calidad de servicio y lealtad de los clientes. También recomienda que las organizaciones identifiquen casos de uso prior
La confianza creativa y el pensamiento del diseñoUX Nights
Este documento discute el diseño del pensamiento como una disciplina que utiliza la sensibilidad del diseñador y métodos para satisfacer las necesidades de las personas de manera técnicamente factible y estratégicamente viable para crear valor para el cliente. Explora conceptos como la empatía, la creatividad, el pensamiento integrador y la experimentación, e identifica herramientas como los mapas de empatía y mentales y los prototipos. Finalmente, insta al lector a analizar situaciones cotidianas y pensar en cómo mejorarlas.
Este documento describe la formación de consultores de experiencia de usuario (UX) en la compañía Usaria. Explica que los consultores UX provienen de diversos campos como diseño, psicología y sistemas de información. También enfatiza la importancia de las habilidades blandas como la empatía y la humildad, y que los consultores UX trabajan como un equipo aplicando métodos de co-creación y co-diseño.
AireLibre: Explorando México a través de ultramaratonesUX Nights
UX Nights Vol. XXVII UX Sustentable
Día Mundial de la Usabilidad
3 de noviembre, 2016
Ciudad de México
AireLibre: Explorando México a través de ultramaratones
Manuel Morato
Mauricio Angulo habla sobre los principios detrás de los lenguajes de diseño visual, y habla sobre cómo implementarlos usando Material Design o cómo crear uno propio usando Atomic Design.
El documento habla sobre diferentes técnicas de prototipado como el bocetado, wireframing, mockups y prototipado. Discute las ventajas de usar papel, prototipado digital y nativo para explorar necesidades humanas, limitaciones y posibilidades de forma rápida y de bajo costo para tomar mejores decisiones de diseño e implementación como en los proyectos de Project Ara y Apple Watch. El autor comparte su experiencia en diseño de prototipos a través de su cuenta de Instagram.
Design Thinking: ¿Qué es y cómo aplicarlo en la resolución de problemas?UX Nights
El documento describe cómo el diseño de pensamiento puede ayudar a resolver problemas complejos mediante un enfoque centrado en las personas. Explica que muchos problemas tienen su origen en factores humanos y no pueden resolverse mediante un pensamiento lógico tradicional. El diseño de pensamiento involucra entender las necesidades de las personas, analizar datos e ideas para definir soluciones deseables, posibles y viables que agreguen valor a los negocios.
Cómo puede UX involucrarse en el área de ventas y mejorar sus procesos de dis...UX Nights
UX Nights Vol. XXIX UX y comercio electrónico
Cómo puede UX involucrarse en el área de ventas y mejorar sus procesos de diseño e implementación
Paulina Pimentel
Ciudad de México
Jueves 2 de febrero de 2017
Seduce a tus visitantes y consigue más clientesUX Nights
UX Nights Vol. XXIX UX y comercio electrónico
Seduce a tus visitantes y consigue más clientes
Stephanie Flores
Ciudad de México
Jueves 2 de febrero de 2017
El documento describe el proceso de prototipado de experiencias de usuario, incluyendo las etapas de estrategia y planeación, desarrollo de contenidos, producción gráfica y digital, e implementación de la instalación, con el objetivo de crear experiencias memorables para los usuarios.
¿Cómo puedes participar en el conocimiento y conservación de la naturaleza de...UX Nights
UX Nights Vol. XXVII UX Sustentable
Día Mundial de la Usabilidad
3 de noviembre, 2016
Ciudad de México
¿Cómo puedes participar en el conocimiento y conservación de la naturaleza de México?
Carlos Galindo
UX Nights CDMX 03-30 - La Fábrica de ClientesUX Nights
Antonio Nuño habla de "La Fabrica de Clientes", una metáfora que sirve para diseñar productos a muy alto nivel, la idea es generar tracción de usuarios para atraer nuevos clientes.
UX Nights Vol 01.03: La importancia de UXUX Nights
Mauricio Angulo S. explica la importancia de integrar User Experience en el desarrollo de productos digitales, desde los beneficios que tiene en la integración de los equipos de diseño y desarrollo hasta el impacto en las ganancias y el retorno de inversión del negocio, y por supuesto, en el beneficio y la satisfacción de nuestros usuarios.
UX Nights Vol. XXVII UX Sustentable
Día Mundial de la Usabilidad
3 de noviembre, 2016
Ciudad de México
Diseñando sustentabilidad alimentaria
Adrián Solcá
Digitalization: A Challenge and An Opportunity for BanksJérôme Kehrli
Today’s banking industry era is strongly defined by a word - digital. The urgency to act is only getting severe each day. Banks using digital technologies to automate processes, improve regulatory compliance, and transform the customer experience may realize a profit upside of 40% or more, while laggards that resist digital innovation will be punished by customers, financial markets, regulators, and may see up to 35% of net profit eroded, according to a McKinsey analysis.
The vital question to answer is, do we get digitalization right? Why is it getting extremely urgent to digitize?
Data Analytics has become a powerful tool to drive corporates and businesses. check out this 6 Reasons to Use Data Analytics. Visit: https://www.raybiztech.com/blog/data-analytics/6-reasons-to-use-data-analytics
Big data refers to the vast amount of structured and unstructured data that inundates organizations on a daily basis. This data comes from various sources such as social media, sensors, digital transactions, mobile devices, and more.
Transforming GE Healthcare with Data Platform StrategyDatabricks
Data and Analytics is foundational to the success of GE Healthcare’s digital transformation and market competitiveness. This use case focuses on a heavy platform transformation that GE Healthcare drove in the last year to move from an On prem legacy data platforming strategy to a cloud native and completely services oriented strategy. This was a huge effort for an 18Bn company and executed in the middle of the pandemic. It enables GE Healthcare to leap frog in the enterprise data analytics strategy.
-Enrichment - Unlocking the value of data for digital transformation - Big Da...webwinkelvakdag
As pressure for digital transformation increases, companies must harness big data more effectively. But the well-known V’s of data—volume, variety, velocity—represent both opportunities and challenges. Data enrichment enables organizations to take full advantage of the benefits while addressing these typical problems. In this session, we look at what an enrichment workflow might look like and how it enhances data’s value across different use cases.
Big data is large and complex data that cannot be processed by traditional data management tools. It is characterized by high volume, velocity, and variety. Big data comes from many sources and in many formats, including structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data. Storing and processing big data requires specialized systems like Hadoop and NoSQL databases. Big data analytics can provide benefits like improved business decisions and customer satisfaction when applied to areas such as healthcare, security, and manufacturing. However, big data also presents risks regarding privacy, costs, and being overwhelmed by the volume of data.
The document discusses how modern software architectures can help tame big data. It introduces the speakers and provides an overview of WidasConcepts. The agenda includes a discussion of how big data can help businesses, an example of big data applied in the CarbookPlus platform, and new software architectures for big data. Real-time systems and architectures like lambda architecture are presented as ways to process big data at high velocity and volume. The conclusion emphasizes that big data improves business efficiency but requires tailored implementations and new skills.
This document discusses how big data can enable the travel and tourism industries. It defines big data as large datasets characterized by their volume, velocity, variety, and veracity. Big data comes from a variety of sources as people leave digital traces online and through mobile technologies. The benefits of big data for businesses include improved customer experience personalization, optimized marketing and products, predictive analytics, and risk management. The big data market is expected to double from 2014 to 2018. Future developments include improvements in data processing, centralized data repositories, and analytics solutions in the public cloud to reduce costs and security risks. Big data can deliver business insights, innovation, better customer relationships, and continuously improved experiences for the tourism industry.
This Presentation is completely on Big Data Analytics and Explaining in detail with its 3 Key Characteristics including Why and Where this can be used and how it's evaluated and what kind of tools that we use to store data and how it's impacted on IT Industry with some Applications and Risk Factors
Abstract:
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This document provides an overview of big data, including definitions of key terms like data, big data, and examples of big data. It describes why big data is important, how big data analytics works, and the benefits it provides. It outlines different types of big data like structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data. It also discusses characteristics of big data like volume, velocity, variety, and veracity. Additionally, it identifies primary sources of big data and examples of big data tools and software. Finally, it briefly discusses how big data and machine learning are related and how AI can be used to enhance big data analytics.
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Transformando la vida cotidiana a través de Big Data
1.
2. Big data is high-volume,
high-velocity and/or high-
variety information assets
that demand cost-effective,
innovative forms of
information processing that
enable enhanced insight,
decision making, and
process automation.
– Gartner, Big Data Definition*
Three plays to land big data
Advanced Analytics or Internet of Things (IoT)
“We are trying to predict when our customers churn. We are trying to get insights from our
devices in real-time, etc.”
Modernizing a data warehouse with big data
“We and want to incorporate all of our data including ‘big data” with our data warehouse”
Looking for a big data solution
“Big Data solutions + better UI/UX Experiences”
3. Big Data is driving transformative changes
Traditional
Big Data
Relational data
with highly modeled schema
All data
with schema agility
Specialized HW
Commodity HW
Data
characteristics
Costs
Culture
Operational reporting
Focus on rear-view analysis
Experimentation leading
to intelligent action
With machine learning, graph, a/b testing
9. Machine Learning
and Analytics
Big Data Stores
Action
People
Automated
Systems
Apps
Web
Mobile
Bots
Intelligence
Dashboards &
Visualizations
Cortana
Bot
Framework
Cognitive Services
Power BI
Information
Management
Event Hubs
Data Catalog
Data Factory
HDInsight
(Hadoop and Spark)
Stream Analytics
Intelligence
Data Lake
Analytics
Machine Learning
SQL Data
Warehouse
Data Lake Store
Data
Sources
Apps
Sensors
and
devices
Data
Big Data as part of Intelligence way to take a decision
MICROSOFTBIGDATASOLUTIONS
15. Learn more
• Big Data and analytics
• http://bit.ly/2dGz5Ey
• Cognitive Services
• http://bit.ly/2dqOyuI
• Tech Summit Mexico City
• http://bit.ly/2cQGjKe
17. Retail
• Real-time offers
and personalized
services
• Demand forecasting
• Sentiment analysis
Manufacturing
• Manufacturing ops
• Connected cars
Government
• Smart buildings
• Transit and traffic
optimization
Health
• Remote health
monitoring
• Population health
management
Financial Services
• Customer experience
• Risk assessment
• Clickstream and behavior
• Point of sales
• Server logs
• Sentiment and web
• Machine and sensor
• Structured and unstructured
• Sentiment and web
• Server logs
• Structured and unstructured
• Patient vitals
• Genomic data
• Server logs
• Sentiment and web
• Server logs
• Structured and unstructur
SALES PLAY #1
Advanced Analytics or Internet of Things (IoT)
Data type usage by vertical
Solutions
New types
of data
18. Customer example: Chili’s Restaurants
using Ziosk Tablets for IoT scenario
Scenario
Ziosk Tablets on every restaurant | Wanted to improve guest
satisfaction, customer insights, and restaurant efficiency
Solution
Azure HDInsight (Hadoop-as-a-service), Azure Machine
Learning, Power BI to aggregate data in real-time and identify
relationships between customer behavior and purchases
Result
• Optimize guest experience on tablets by delivering
customized offers in real-time
• Understand restaurant metrics such as customer wait times,
wait staff efficiencies, restaurant sales, etc.
SALES PLAY #1
Advanced Analytics or
Internet of Things (IoT)
“Until now, we haven’t had the ability to optimize the guest
experience based on their specific interactions with the
devices. With Azure, we can close the loop.”
Kevin Mowry, Chief Software Architect
19. Customer example: Virginia Tech crunch
endless amounts of Genomic data
Scenario
DNA sequencers are generating 15PB of genomic data each
year. Virginia Tech needed to process it to foster medical
breakthroughs including new cancer treatments. They were
evaluating creating a multimillion dollar supercomputer
center, but wanted to find a different way to process the data.
Solution
Azure HDInsight (Hadoop-as-a-service) was chosen to
process genome data resulting in significant cost savings as
they only pay for what they need.
Result
• Significant cost savings with the cloud
• Elastic scale that keeps up with huge data volumes
• Powering the search for cancer treatments
SALES PLAY #3
Looking for a big data
solution
“What excites me about what I’m doing with the cloud
(HDInsight) is the ability to accelerate discovery to the point
that we may be able to find treatments for cancer.”
Wu Feng, Professor of Computer Science