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Embracing change 1, 2, 3 HP Research, 2015 Report: Profiling infrastructure leaders, February 2015 Count the ways to make your data more valuable Realizing the Big Data advantage A U.S. sports franchise designs tailored marketing campaigns by using Big Data analytics to track real-time fan sentiment on social media, resulting in higher fan engagement. “First you need to decide what decisions do you really need to make and what's the value of those decisions. And then how quickly do you make those decisions. Not all decisions have to be made in real time. But some are critical.” —Peter Moser, Director and Account Chief Technologiest, HP 2. Using Big Data for security analysis A telecommunications firm integrates multiple security products into a single global security operations center to unify security incident management, drastically reducing security events. 3. Enhance existing data warehouses A leading department store replaced its legacy systems with a better- performing platform for EDW, analytics, and reporting and reduced the time it takes to generate reports, making it possible for critical retail reports to be ready at 7 a.m. for business-day decision making. 1. Enabling data-driven customer intelligence and tailored marketing campaigns Leaders Laggards 79% 29% 75% 35% Leaders are taking advantage of Big Data technologies to know their customers better and drive business outcomes. 2 And a greater percentage of them believe their existing IT function provides access to data necessary to generate insights for the business. 3 Use of Big Data & analytics Leaders are embracing change with widespread adoption of Big Data and analytics technology. Are you? 1 For more information, read Best Practices: Data-driven enterprise infrastructure, or visit us online at www.hp.com/go/ InfrastructureInsights/BigData Leaders Laggards 89% 63% Leaders Laggards 94% 68% Leaders IT Line of business Laggards “I love it!” 2,065 responses “I like it” 962 responses Inventory turning Launch the new line "That wasn't a clean race!" 35 responses Did you know? Top use cases that are making a difference © Copyright 2015 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. February 2015

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Page 1: Count the ways to make your data more valuablewhp-hou4.cold.extweb.hp.com/pub/msc/733EBE25-D66E-48EE-B...Realizing the Big Data advantage A U.S. sports franchise designs tailored marketing

Embracing change

1, 2, 3 HP Research, 2015 Report: Profiling infrastructure leaders, February 2015 

Count the ways to make your data more valuable

Realizing the Big Data advantage

A U.S. sports franchise designs tailored marketing campaigns by using Big Data analytics to track real-time fan sentiment on social media, resulting in higher fan engagement.

“First you need to decide what decisions do you really need to make and what's the value of those decisions. And then how quickly do you make those decisions. Not all decisions have to be made in real time. But some are critical.” —Peter Moser, Director and Account Chief Technologiest, HP

2. Using Big Data forsecurity analysisA telecommunications firm integrates multiple security products into a single global security operations center to unify security incident management, drastically reducing security events.

3. Enhance existing data warehousesA leading department store replaced its legacy systems with a better-performing platform for EDW, analytics, and reporting and reduced the time it takes to generate reports, making it possible for critical retail reports to be ready at 7 a.m. for business-day decision making.

1. Enabling data-driven customer intelligence and tailoredmarketing campaigns

Leaders Laggards

79% 29%

75% 35%Leaders are taking advantage of Big Data technologies to know their customers better and drive business outcomes. 2

And a greater percentage of them believe their existing IT function provides access to data necessary to generate insights for the business.3

Use of Big Data & analytics

Leaders are embracing change with widespread adoption of Big Data and analytics technology. Are you?1

For more information, read Best Practices: Data-driven enterprise infrastructure, or visit us online at www.hp.com/go/InfrastructureInsights/BigData

Leaders Laggards

89% 63%

Leaders Laggards

94% 68%

Leaders

IT Line of businessLaggards

“I love it!”

2,065 responses

“I like it”

962 responses

Inventory turningLaunch the new line

"That wasn't a clean race!"35 responses

Did you know?

Top use cases that are making a difference

© Copyright 2015 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.

February 2015