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Data Science Salon: Adopting Machine Learning to Drive Revenue and Market Share

  1. Adopting Machine Learning to Drive Revenue and Market Share David Frigeri | Advanced Analytics & Data Visualization | david.Frigeri@slalom.com
  2. We Need to Answer Before Competitors. We need answers quickly; we don’t have the time, resources or ability to wait months for analytic reports or project results. Our Competitors have the same Opportunities. We Want to Use More Data to Identify Change in Preference. We would like to see insights from beyond what is isolated inside our 4 walls of a business (weather economic conditions, blogs, social media, environmental factors). We Want to Predict AND Impact Outcomes. We need prediction and simulation capabilities to really understand what actions are likely to result in our desired outcome like increased sales, profitability, customer churn We Need Better Alignment. We need to connect our data initiatives with the corporate strategy, we need to educate and drive awareness across the enterprise and we need new interdepartmental processes to acquire insights.
  3. In 2018, more than half of large organizations globally will compete using advanced analytics and proprietary algorithms, causing the disruption of entire industries. - Gartner Serious AI adopters with proactive strategies report current profit margins that are three to fifteen percentage points higher than the industry average in most sectors, but they also expect this advantage to grow in the future . - McKinsey Global Institute Up to 45% of work activities can be automated with current machine learning capabilities and potentially up to 60% depending on advanced in Natural Language Processing. - US Bureau of Labor Statistics What are the Potential Business Impacts?
  4. Expectations for AI Impact on Processes To what effect will the adoption of AI affect your organization’s processes today and five years from today? Industry 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Percentage of Respondents Who Expect (”a lot” or “great”) Effect on a Five-Point Scale Overall Technology, Media, Telecom Consumer Financial Services Healthcare Industrial Energy Large Effect: Today Large Effect: 5 Years Source: Boston Consulting Group
  5. Expectations for AI Impact on Offerings To what effect will the adoption of AI affect your organization’s processes today and five years from today? Industry 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Percentage of Respondents Who Expect (”a lot” or “great”) Effect on a Five-Point Scale Large Effect: Today Large Effect: 5 Years Source: Boston Consulting Group Overall Technology, Media, Telecom Consumer Financial Services Healthcare Industrial Energy
  6. BACKGROUND Retirement services was seeking to optimize the way they engage with their customers through advanced analytics. They realized that a “one size fits all” approach to their prospects and customers does not yield the best long term FA relationships. PROJECT Build predictive models that would allow internal sales teams to optimize how they engage with each of the 3 customer types: Prospects, Leads, and Producers. RESULT Gained a much deeper understanding of their customer population allowing their internal and external sales teams to focus on the most likely conversions based on the models results.
  7. Changing Customer Behavior with Machine Learning BACKGROUND Goal: Increase prescription adherence by improving a patient’s Health Index Score that was considered a precursor to increased prescription adherence. PROJECT Program: Created a Health Index Score that was a weighted calculation of multiple data features such as insurance product, demographics and income, MSA, disease, commute time etc. RESULT Analytics: Utilized advanced neural networks changing inputs and weights to optimize the Health Index Score.
  8. Create New Sources of Revenue by Selling Insights to Your Customers & 3rd Parties BACKGROUND A large manufacturer was looking to monetize sensor data coming off their GPS enabled machines into B2B products via a data-as- a-service sharing platform as well as iOS iPhone/iPad apps for their B2C customers. PROJECT Utilizing AWS, designed a “data lake” environment including NoSQL data modeling for B2B partners to have access to a common data environment for data sharing and to conduct predictive analytics on spatial- temporal based data. RESULT Customers pay a subscription to gain access to unforeseen insights including being able to directly correlate their product inputs to operational outcomes seen in the platform driving future product decisions.
  9. BACKGROUND Modernize its data storage and analytics infrastructure, capture big data elements previously unavailable for analysis, optimize its data processing pipelines, and enable predictive modeling. PROJECT Implemented a Data Lake S3 environment and loaded into Amazon Redshift for further data analysis. Utilized Spark for data science and advanced analytics model training and implementation. RESULT • Targeted customer offers based on website activity • Single point-of-access for all enterprise-wide data • Ability to scale far beyond existing system capacity
  10. Infrastructure and Data to Predict Changes in Customer (Listener) Preferences BACKGROUND The major music label wants to ensure that their Systems and Architecture can support the increased flow of consumer data and need for analytics, especially data from streaming partners like Spotify and iTunes. PROJECT Dashboards that visualize 70+ billion rows (and growing) in seconds. Robust streaming of consumption data for clustering and recommendations. RESULT The creation of a robust data integration platform built in SparkSQL & Redshift. The solution met client SLAs for ingestion and reporting and continues to scale to +100 Billion rows in Redshift.
  11. Using Natural Language Processing to Reduce Costs of Manual Labor and Identify Hidden Revenue BACKGROUND A global specialty insurance provider established a data science team that aims to leverage policy and claims data to improve business outcomes, including improved productivity and being more responsive to customers. PROJECT Natural language processing, OCR and machine learning to analyse documents attached to past claims in order to determine the level of complexity for each new claim. RESULT For claims automation, built machine learning models that would classify new claims into a complexity category. For pre-approved quotes, generated pre-approved quotes to be used by brokers.
  12. Identifying Insurance Cross-sell Opportunities Using Recommendation Engines BACKGROUND Objective to develop a proof of concept that would showcase the possibilities around using advanced analytics to suggest the next best insurance product. PROJECT Data scientists extracted data on policies for the past two years and used best in class collaborative filtering algorithm to suggest the product that could be paired with an existing policy. RESULT Project results included a list of current policies that were paired with the next best opportunity and a probability that the suggested product is a good match.
  13. Contacting the Right People at the Right Time with the Right Message BACKGROUND Drive forecasted script writing volume for a seasonal medication, the KPI was telesales’ reach-rate. PROJECT Program: Improve the ability of telesales to optimize reach-rate and to calibrate the call plan activities with other channel activities RESULT Analytics: Optimized call lists and probability scores for reaching each account on the target list on a bi-monthly basis.
  14. Advanced Analytics Quality of Service and Customer Satisfaction BACKGROUND Proof of concept to explore the impact of network performance on customer experience as it relates to number of dispositions, outages, truck rolls and churn. PROJECT Collected network performance data and built models that explain the factors leading to negative customer experience. RESULT The outcome of the project included a set of models that explain key factors in network performance that drive customer experience.
  15. Improving Revenue Forecasting With New Statistical Techniques BACKGROUND The analysts needed an improved forecasting process that both reduces the impact of human error in data input and that is more accurate in terms of future projections. PROJECT To improve the accuracy of the model, built more granular models at the major product categories, regions and key client levels. RESULT In the end, the team delivered a set of statistical models that would forecast the revenue and cargo weight for all major products, regions and key clients.
  16. Elements of Successful Machine Learning Introductions 19 ML Applications Foundational Data Workflow & Automation Expertise and Tools Agile Adoption
  17. Elements of Successful Machine Learning Introductions 20 ML Applications Foundational Data Workflow & Automation Expertise and Tools Agile Adoption
  18. Introduction to Business Imperatives Revenue Lifetime Value Lead/Conversion Churn/Sentiment Marketing Mix Segmentation Bundling/Cross-sell Efficiency Real-time Alerts Predictive Maintenance Automate Business Rules Resource Optimization Demand Forecasting Supply Chain Optimization Innovation Digitization/Categorize Customer Self-service Decision Support Insights Recommendation Engine Customized Customer Offerings Anticipatory Customer Offerings
  19. Elements of Successful Machine Learning Introductions 22 ML Applications Foundational Data Workflow & Automation Expertise and Tools Agile Adoption
  20. Multifunctional data storage. Often includes Raw Landing Zones, Data Discovery Zones, and Golden Records 1 Single source of truth for data consumers. Curated data accessible for multiple purposes and parties 2 Hot, Warm, and Cold data can be economically stored with a single provider 3
  21. Elements of Successful Machine Learning Introductions 24 ML Applications Foundational Data Workflow & Automation Expertise and Tools Agile Adoption
  22. Tools & Skills 25 Development Languages Algorithm Libraries Open Source Software Education Skills • Python • R • Scala • Java • PySpark • MLlib • H.20 • SciKit-Learn • Weka • KNIME Analytics • TensorFlow • Amazon ML • Apache Spark Mllib • Apache Mahout • PyTorch • Caffe • Jupyter • Zepplin • Inferential Statistics • Linear Algebra • Probability Info Theory • Numerical Computation • Multivariate Analysis • Time-Series Data • API • SQL Query • Classification • Regression • Computer Vision • Natural Language Processing • Recommendation • Graph/Influencer
  23. Define Design Model Test Learn OutcomesData Agile Experimentation and Openness
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