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Business discovery analytics Advisory, India

1 Why analytics? Why analytics? as a business discipline has existed for decades. Its application and acceptance has increased recently because of the pace and scale at which data is accumulating from so many sources, the speed of access, rapidly reducing storage costs, and the sophistication of enabling tools and technology. Organisations are looking to leverage analytics across the organisation, more importantly to move to information-based decision making. maturity model can be defined in multiple ways; however, the most critical part is what is the purpose of analytics and what questions are answered. This method of analytics definition gives way to a maturity model, which most organisations undergo. Although nothing prevents an organisation to commence their analytics journey at any level of maturity, Descriptive will be a logical starting point. Current scenario: 90% of the world s data has been created in the last two years 40% of respondent to a CIO survey by EY indicated that they will implement analytics applications during the year At this stage analytics becomes integral part of the business Why did it happen? What will happen? Predictive Prescriptive How can we make it happen? Key trends: Explosion of data Value What Happened? Descriptive (Business discovery) Diagnostics Reduced storage and processing Costs Democratization of tools Difficulty at the core At the top of the C-suite agenda Cybersecurity gets serious 2 Companies Act

So where do we start? An organisation can start their analytics journey by performing descriptive analytics supported by visual analytics. Descriptive analytics answers the question, What happened? It looks at data and information to describe the current business situation in a way that trends, patterns and exceptions become apparent. This is in the form of reports, dashboards etc. The trends, patterns and exceptions can be used by decision makers across the organisation to undertake information based decisions. Steps to business discovery analytics: Business use cases : Organisations can analyse the spend by employees and business units on various aspects of expenses and frame a policy that will rationalise cost Organisations can identify sales patterns and profitability patterns to better utilise their promotions and budgets to enhance sales Organisations can visualise their billing and collection data by customer to identify patterns in recurring defaults Understand the business needs Translate the business needs to data driven solution to make fact based decisions Understand the data requirement Extract & procure the data from the business Transform the data (ETL) and perform analysis i.e. identify trends, patterns etc.. Visualize based on the business need / identified KPI s / High vulnerable areas Typical approach to business discovery analytics Know the Business? Understand the Business Descriptive Need Data Driven solution frame work Data collection, ETL & analysis Visualize Decision Making Decision making Companies Act 3

2 Why business discovery analytics? Need for Business discovery analytics Business discovery analytics are a critical component in an organisation and it supports operational, tactical and strategic decision making It helps unearthing the facts that drive the business Acts as the initial step to transform an organisation into an analytics driven organisation Business discovery analytics helps decision makers in the current scenario where they are faced with a facst-paced, near real-time overload of information It assists in identifying the key performance indicators that need close attention Business discovery analytics through visualization Cost effective Use tools / application that fit the requirement best Low investments on tools / application Quick deployable framework Benefits/ Insights BDA Cost Benefits/Insights User friendly reporting framework Easy to handle / maneuver reporting design Less time consuming Detail level drill down Challenges organisations face while incorporating business discovery analytics Organisations that look to leverage descriptive analytics face certain challenges while incorporating the business discovery model. Some of the key challenges are: Strategy Organisational design, scalability, lack of clarity in ownership and responsibility and siloed approach to BI and Business Discovery leading to different standards, methodologies, skills and tools developed & used across different geographies or business functions Process Complex and diverse processes and IT systems leading to failure in monitoring and reusing analytics components deployed elsewhere in the organisation Technology Issues in aligning technology to strategic business goals leading to concerns on quality and relevance of information/data available 4 Companies Act

How EY can help The 3 components required to set up a robust description analytics model are sector expertise, analytical capability and technology enablement. EY can partner with you on the all the three building blocks. EY has wide sector, domain and analytics capabilities. We can support in identifying the objectives, co-developing metrics and performance standards, developing framework for execution and designing appropriate delivery framework for informed decision making. Develop KPI s Design & develop the frame work Cost Deploy/ services (continuous quality monitoring) Managed Services Deploy / Implement Drive shareholder Design & develop frame value work Signoff Policy framework Testing Best Fit Technology Technology Business Requirement Improvements The EY advantage Sector expertise Sector aligned competencies and experienced team providing sector specific solutions Knowledge of sector specific issues and business needs Domain expertise Talend Data Quality Enterprise Microsoft SQL Server ACL Domain specific competency and experienced domain SMR s coming from both Industry and Consulting background Lindo.Net SPSS expertise Experienced visualisation professional, Statisticians and Modelers Monarch Tableau Spotfire Tried and tested repeatable components and repository IT Enablement Capability to deliver End to end, single window solutions and services across most of the technology platforms Skilled resources Cutting edge Risk and infrastructure process Proven + + + credentials = experience EI- services Companies Act 5

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