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© 2015 IBM Corporation Big Data Journey

© 2015 IBM Corporation 2

More data. For more people. Everywhere. © 2015 IBM Corporation 3

TOO big? © 2015 IBM Corporation 4

TOO big? what if? why? © 2015 IBM Corporation 5

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why? © 2015 IBM Corporation 7

what if?

© 2015 IBM Corporation 9

what if?

600% ROI 73% Hit rate 80% Reduction in serious accidents © 2015 IBM Corporation 11 $25 Million Recovered Save Lives Reduce costs by $24k per bed per yr

© 2015 IBM Corporation 12

© 2015 IBM Corporation 13

Create new business models Increase operational efficiency & effectiveness Acquire, grow & retain customers Transform financial & employee management processes Build trust through risk-aware decision making Prioritize IT investments for business innovation Systems of Insight © 2015 IBM Corporation 14 Fight fraud & counter threats

© 2015 IBM Corporation 15 THE PATH TO TRANSFORMATION Transformation isn’t just an end result— it can happen at any place along the path. ESTABLISH the right architecture for business and IT PROVE value to business leaders through pilot programs SCALE by expanding to additional use cases TRANSFORM to a data-driven culture IDENTIFY high-value opportunities Let’s examine what happens at every level.

© 2015 IBM Corporation 16 Identify high-value opportunities Establish the right architecture for business and IT Prove value to business leaders through pilot programs Scale by expanding to additional use cases Transform to a data-driven culture

Leverage what you have Add what you need Move at your own pace with governance and security © 2015 IBM Corporation 17

© 2015 IBM Corporation 18

© 2015 IBM Corporation 19

© 2015 IBM Corporation 21 Are you ready?

© 2015 IBM Corporation 22 Start Today

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