BDE2016

1. Jeroen ter Heerdt
Technical Evangelist Data & Advanced Analytics
jeroen.ter.heerdt@microsoft.com
http://www.dutchdatadude.com
@jeroenterheerdt

3. Cultural
Creativity
Fast-failing
Agile
Sketching
Focused
Observing
Scientific
Skilled
Precise
Transparent
Open
Flexible
Scalable
Growth mindset
Knowledgeable
Analyzing
Feedback

5. Identifies sources and brings data under control
for others to use.
IT-guy.
Works in the background.

6. Works magic with numbers.
Brews up info.
Maths. A lot of maths.
A super star that no one understands.

7. Converts info into comprehensible insight.
Creativity and esthetics.
Loves making things understandable.

8. Technology
+ = value
Art Science
Security
Authorization
Compliance
Quality
Tools
Platform

9. Action
People
Automated
Systems
Apps
Web
Mobile
Bots
Intelligence
Dashboards &
Visualizations
Natural
interfaces
Automation
Cognitive
capabilities
Dashboards and
visualizations
Information
Management
Data ingress
Source
management
Data flow
management
Machine Learning
and Analytics
Advanced
Analytics
Real-time event
processing
Intelligence
Machine
Learning
Big Data Stores
Data warehouse
Data Lake
Data
Sources
Apps
Sensors
and
devices
Data

10. More Less Disrupt

11. Digital
Transformation

12. Reduce cost
Reduce lead time
Reduce waste
Reduce down time

13. “We wanted to go beyond the industry standard of preventative
maintenance, to offer predictive and
even preemptive maintenance.”
Andreas Schierenbeck
CEO, ThyssenKrupp Elevator
Increased elevator uptime
Reduced costs for ThyssenKrupp and its customers
Rich, real-time data visualization and awareness of issues
The ability offer predictive maintenance services for customers around the globe

14. Better understanding of your customers
Improve retention
Tailor services

15. “This system is really transforming how we can deliver health and wellness to the
population. Despite all of the technology involved, ImagineCare does not lose
that human touch, which is so important.”
Nathan Larson,
Director of Remote Medical Sensing
Empowered, healthier patients with personalized, evidence-based treatment plans
The ability to identify issues like heart attacks before they happen
Millions of dollars saved in unnecessary ER and doctor visits, and less missed work
Improved quality of life with 360° views of patient health

16. Improve reliability
Create new products / services
Change business model

17. “We can really transform our digital
services, supporting customers right across engine-related aircraft
operations to make a real difference to performance.”
Tom Palmer,
senior vice president, Services, Civil Aerospace
Transform from selling jet engines to selling “power by the hour”
Jet engine as the new “data platform”
Impacting 70% of operational costs for the airline
More efficient and on-time air travel for all of us
New service proactively replacing faulty parts and monitoring engine health

18. 1) Data focus is everyone’s responsibility
2) Ask ‘where is the data?’
3) Stop overthinking – start doing
4) Facilitate access to knowledge and tools
5) Postpone architecting and managing – but not indefinitely
6) Be honest and transparent about what you are doing and why
7) If you are failing, fail fast and fix fast

19. Bring Your Own Data – Architecture
Information architecture and infrastructure
Bring Your Own Data – Replatforming
Create business case for replatforming
Bring Your Own Data – Insights
Dashboards and visualization
Bring Your Own Data – Analytics
Data science and predictions
Bring Your Own Things
Internet of Things and disruption
http://aka.ms/bringyourowndata

20. Unsure where you stand?
Do the data driven scan at our booth to
find out how data driven your organization
is.