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Tony Ollivier, Social Business Competitive Engagement Leader explains the impact of social analytics data on customer insights. Presented at the #SmarterBiz Summit in Vancouver, BC on July 11, 2014. For more information, contact: tonyolivier[at]ca.ibm.com
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Socialytics: Garnering Business Intelligence
from Social Media
Tony Ollivier
Social Business Competitive Engagement Leader
778-228-5760
The journey began on 29 October, 2010…
”Suspicious OR device”
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Did You Know?
CEO’s & CIO’s identified “Insight & Intelligence” as the number 1 focus over the next 3 - 5 years ?
Source: IBM Global CEO Study 2012
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Why Customer Insight is so Critical
Getting closer to customer
People skills
Insight and intelligence
Enterprise model changes
Risk management
Industry model changes
Revenue model changes
88%
81%
76%
57%
55%
54%
51%
CEO Focus Over Next 5 Years
Enhance customer loyalty/advocacy 67%
Design experiences for tablet/ mobile
Use social media as a key channel
Use integrated software to managecustomers
Monitor the brand via social media
57%
56%
56%
51%
Measure ROI of digital technologies
Analyze online / offline transactions
47%
45%
CMO 5 Year Focus Toward Digital
Sources: IBM’s 2011 Global CMO Study: From Stretched to Strengthened (2011) & IBM’s 2010 Global CEO Study – Capitalizing on Complexity
What keeps a “C” level up at night?
Me !
…..laser focus on the individual customer
Focus on the masses, or….
Why Customer Insight Is So Critical –Focusing the Power of Socialytics on “CLIENT INTIMACY”
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Providing Powerful Customer Insights !
Superior Customer Insights & Intimacy – what are individuals saying about our agency, company, products and brands in the social spectrum? Where are they saying it ? When did they say it? Good, bad, indifferent ?
Powerful Competitive Insights & Intelligence - what are our competitors saying and doing in the market? What new sales and marketing initiatives are they launching? Where are they saying it? What are they saying about our company, our products, our brands?
Real Time & Evolving Operational Insights – what events or activities are unfolding that could have a significant impact on our agency, brands, products and employees?
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What is Socialytics ?
How Does It Work ?
SIFT Solution
“The Social Intelligence Fusion Toolkit (SIFT) Solution and all solution derivatives are owned, trademarked and patented by Global Technology Solutions (GTS) Corporation. An IBM SWG Business Partner”
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IM
Connections
Portal
What People, Customers & Competitors
Are Saying on Public Social Networks
Profiles
Communities
Blogs
Wikis
IBM Social Business Framework
What Your Employees Are Saying
on Your internal enterprise Social
Network
“Socialytics” Value Proposition
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How It Works
Collects, Organizes, sorts and
analyzes Big Social Data.
Delivers an Exceptional User
Experience around Big Social
Data & Open Source Data. “Puts
a Face on Big Data & Analytics”
Aggregates, Integrates, and
allows users to Disseminate their
discovery and knowledge across
their enterprise
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About HootSuite
10
9+ MILLION USERS 175+ COUNTRIES
1,000+ ENTERPRISE
CUSTOMERS15 LANGUAGES
747 FORTUNE 1000 100+ SOCIAL NETWORKS
& INTEGRATIONS
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The Social Enterprise Journey
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SOCIAL ADVOCACY SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONSOCIAL TEAMS
Source: Altimeter research
SOCIAL
ADVOCACY
SOCIAL
TEAMSSOCIAL ORGANIZATION
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Julie Merriweather
Marketing
IT
Sales
Customer Service
Operations
Supply chainoperations
Risk management
Finance
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Enabling Your Employees to Collaborate withProfessional Social Network Platform
(Inside Your Organization)
IM
Connections
Portal
Profiles
Communities
BlogsWikis
“Socialytics” Value Proposition
PEP NET
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Gaining Competitive Business Advantage through
Advanced Social Network Monitoring & Analytics Services
“THE COLA WARS”
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Number of Records Collected 1,512 1,512
“coke OR pepsi” mentions 395 185
“like OR good” 7% Positive Mentions 14% Positive Mentions
“hate” 1% Negative Mentions 2% Negative Mentions
Advanced Social Network Analytics Services
Cola Wars – Social Data Findings!
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Advanced Social Network Analytics ServicesInsights on your competition !
Interesting Analytics Findings(Positive Sentiment)
PEPSI(“pepsi AND like”)
New Social Network Marketing Initiative ?
What’s the competition doing?
• 16/1,512 records analyzed in 8
seconds
• 4/16 messages talk positively about
Pepsi's new vending machine
marketing initiative on Facebook
• Free Pepsi from vending machines
with Facebook posts
• New Pepsi marketing initiative with
Facebook ?
• Does Coke know about it?
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Information Sources
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Enterprise “Socialytics” Services Enabled by SIFT
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Simply Collect, Monitor & Analyze Big Social Data
Select & Collect Big Social Media Data
Monitor Big Social Media Data (Real Time)
Analyze Big Social Media Data
Plan, Task & Share Business Intelligence
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Life Cycle of “Socialytics” Enterprise Services
Social MediaMonitoring Services
Big Social DataCollection Services
Enterprise Social Networking
Sharing Services
AdvancedSocial Analytics Services
Secure Cloud Based “Enterprise -
Social Network” Services
Automated OSINT
Services
Intelligence Sharing with the Right
People & Machines
Big Data Collections Services (Simple / Machine
Automated)
Real Time Visualization of OSINT Conversati
ons
Machine Based Social
Network Analytics
Machine InstrumentedSocial Network Enterprise Services System
1.
2.3.
4.
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SIFT = Social Intelligence Fusion Toolkit
Web & Social Media Sources
Information Exploitation
(IX)
CollectionManagement
(CM)
InformationManagement
(IM)
Internal Sources
Feedback
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Different Socialytics Services
to do Different Social Analysis
Types of Analysis on Big Social Data
Content Analysis
Sentiment Analysis
Linguistic Analysis
Language Translation Analysis
Relationship Analysis
Predictive Analysis
Social Relationship Analysis
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Pending technologies of GTS Corporation. Any release of this information requires written approval from GTS Corporation. Thank you.
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25We took the recommended
HCSC Ontologies and built
those into the SIFT Harvester
Social Ontologies are Gold…..What Data to Collect
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Linguistic & Language Translation Analysis (Context)
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How Does SIFT Represent the Data ?
Social Conversation Heat Maps that Geo Code Exact Locations.
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Rivers of social conversations analysis, crowd sourcing
analysis & snippets
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Socialytics use case examples
“The Social Intelligence Fusion Toolkit (SIFT) Solution and all solution derivatives are owned, trademarked and patented by Global Technology Solutions (GTS) Corporation. An IBM SWG Business Partner”
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Fraud detection
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Fraud detection
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Example: Food
Borne Pathogen
outbreaks
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Ontbology creation“What Will We Collect & Analyze to Detect outbreaks ?”
Good Ontologies Serve as the Cornerstone to Effective Open Source Intelligence
Pathogen Names
Time of Infection
Causes
Symptoms
Food Contaminants
Events
Big Data Collection
botulism
ecoli
e-coli
hepatitus
norwalk
norovirus
virus
listeria
salmonella
vibrio
food poisoning
30 minutes
half hour
one half hour
one hour
etc.
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Social Feeds
Good Ontologies Serve as the Cornerstone to Effective Open Source Intelligence
Symptom data…..
Fever,
headaches…..
Symptom data…..
Feeling sick…..
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1,524,391 social
data records
collected across
the USA match the
Health Department
Food Borne Illness
Ontologies
What and where people are saying it
Geo-locate the Food Poisoning Data & Results through Geo Spatial Intelligence
Collected & Analyzed > 632,694 Social Media Records
We geo-located 594 social media records where people mentioned food poisoning across the USA
Food Poisoning Heat Map
What is contributing to the spike of Salmonella Outbreaks in the US? (April 14 2014)
Looking at the Salmonella Data Over Time
Greatest Food Threat?
What food products are currently posing the greatest food pathogen threat in the USA? (A- Chicken)Note – Hundreds of folks are asking if they actually know anyone that has ever gotten Salmonella from Cookie Dough…..not one example
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Top Trends in Pinterest for Salmonella
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We can monitor and analyze key words and symptoms to detect potential outbreaks, seven day infections
“It’s official, I have Salmonella !”
Twitter Time Line
2:40PM 6 Apr 2014 “I think I have the first legit
virus I've had in YEARS (since that time I'm sure I
had swine flu). I feel like my face has been bashed
at.”
4:54PM 9 Apr 2014 “I'm steeling myself to poop into
a jar. How're your Thursday mornings shaping up?”
1:21AM 13 Apr 2014 “Listening to Julee Cruise,
drinking wine, watching the rain. Not a bad end to
my week of salmonella.”
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