This doc dives into the world of data, explaining our philosophy of it in the agency world, and how we leverage data for our clients in a smart way. From collection to storage to visualization to action, we will explore each of these areas and show inspiring examples of how organizations are using data in a smarter way to attract and retain their customers. Regardless of how much data you have and where it is coming from, there are ways to identify just the right insights and nuggets to make your data understandable, actionable and simply beautiful to look at.
16. But it’s just getting started…
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17. Data Analyst
In the US alone, there is a
shortfall of 190,000
analytics experts and 1.5
million data-savvy
managers with the
necessary skills to make
decisions based on the
analysis of Big Data.
18. Aug 2013
Is the chief data officer an
addition to the agency Csuite that will stick?
Ogilvy & Mather is among the first agencies to
create a CDO role, as the influx of data and
modern approaches to analytics change how
agencies do business and serve their clients.
The company has hired former Acxiom exec
Todd Cullen as its global chief data officer
reporting to Miles Young, worldwide chairman
and CEO at the WPP-owned shop.
25. The world’s first bar, line, and pie
charts of any renown are believed to
have been devised in the late 1700s
by a Scottish engineer and political
economist, William Playfair (1759–
1823). Considered the founder of
graphical data representation, Playfair
produced a number of visualizations
on economic and political issues of
interest to the British empire
26. “On inspecting any one of
these Charts attentively, a
sufficiently distinct
impression will be made ...
and the idea which does
remain will be simple and
complete.” -William Playfair
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28. In the information age we have access to more
data and knowledge than at any previous point in
human history. But more accessible data doesn’t
necessarily mean more processable data
29. We need a system where
we can process this mess
of information for us and
break it down into
comprehensible pieces,
often enhancing it by
placing it in deeper
contexts and by finding
surprising patterns
33. “I would like to tell you that the wind map is the coolest and most
valuable piece of weather I could ever use! I am a farmer in
Oklahoma and just found this map a few days ago. I find it
extremely useful for planning when I spray and do other field work
like making hay”
“Mesmerizing. I used it to teach my kids about wind patterns
yesterday and we forecasted tornados in the midwest given the
large pressure area and cold/warm fronts converging there. Today I
read that Texas indeed had tornados yesterday and the kids are
awestruck that they figured that out”
48. NYT Visualization Labs
The launch of The New York
Times Visualization Lab,
allows readers to create
compelling interactive charts,
graphs, maps and other types
of graphical presentations
from data made available by
Times editors. NYTimes.com
readers can comment on the
visualizations, share them
with others in the form of
widgets and images, and
create topic hubs where
people can collect
visualizations and discuss
specific subjects.
52. Netflix & TV Programming
Using treasure troves of information on
online customer viewing habits, Netflix are
designing new TV series that their data tells
them will win.
Netflix's first foray into original programming, the "House of
Cards" series, has been a big hit. The company says the series
brought in 2 million new U.S. subscribers in the first quarter of
2013, a 7% increase over the previous quarter. The company's
chief content officer said in February that Netflix uses "really
big data" to pick which shows to produce and how to promote
them. Yet Netflix's debut as a producer also demonstrates
something far more important: how Big Data can
fundamentally change the structure of an industry by shifting
the balance of power.
53. Moneyball
Using data to find talented undervalued players and visualizing
them into a winning team
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55. The NBA & Stats LLC
The NBA and Stats LLC announced a plan to install motiontracking technology in every NBA arena beginning with the
upcoming 2013-2014 season.
Stats’ SportVU Player tracking system, a platform that includes six
cameras and exclusive software, will be used by all 30 NBA teams
during game play to record and measure the movements of the
ball and all players on the court. A continuous stream of data and
innovative statistics will therefore be available, chronicling speed,
distance, player separation and ball possession for a deeper and
more targeted analysis.
56. The NBA & Stats LLC
Every shot LeBron James made in Game 7 of last season’s finals…
http://deadspin.com/heres-every-single-shot-lebron-made-in-game-7-in-one-g-551284643
69. What You Can Do
1. Audit: do an audit on how your currently reporting and if
there’s an opportunity to improve
2. Tools: Understand what tools and platforms are out there
to help aid you in your ability to report and design
3. Data: Map out what data you are collecting, where it’s
coming from and how you’re storing it
4. Visualize: Decide if you need to bring in a data artist to
help build some template to enhance your identity
An observation Playfair made in the 18th century is true in the 20th century as well: “On inspecting any one of these Charts attentively, a sufficiently distinct impression will be made ... and the idea which does remain will be simple and complete.”1
Channels play different roles in the customer journey
Channels play different roles in the customer journey
950 data points
950 data points
950 data points
With visualization, users can identify relevant patterns and trends that might take hours or days with tabular reports. As a result, analysts can spend more time analyzing data and less time finding or creating it. “Business users no longer have to spend time building pivot tables or running SQL queries,” said Doherty of Dartmouth.