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Is Your Data Ready for Business-Changing Trade Analytics? Saama Technologies April 11, 2016 Dan Maxwell, Director, Global CPG Client Development Steve Barkin, Director, Global Business Consulting
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Is Your Data Ready for

Business-Changing Trade Analytics?

Saama TechnologiesApril 11, 2016

Dan Maxwell, Director, Global CPG Client Development

Steve Barkin, Director, Global Business Consulting

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Agenda

Wrap Up/Q&A

CPG Business Process & Decision-making

Data Quality & Analytics Methodology

State of CPG Trade Data

Data Today

Introduction

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Introduction – Speaker Bios

Director of Business Consulting• Leading Saama's Business Program Management Practice• 20+ years of experience managing client engagements and leading

corporate analytics / Business Intelligence teams• Decision Focus, Charles Schwab & Co., PayPal

Steven Barkin

Daniel Maxwell

Global Director, Client Development, CPG Practice• Saama’s CPG industry lead, develops/leads CPG client base• Both CPG industry and CPG/Retail-facing technology-• DemandTec (IBM), Sequoya, MEI (AFS), CAS• Sales management, trade marketing, category management for

companies like Gillette, Borden, Helene Curtis

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About Saama

3

• Data & advanced analytics solutions company since 1997

• Multi-vertical solutions – High Tech, Insurance, Life Science/Pharma, CPG

• Data scientists, “Big Data” engineers, consultants drive advanced analytics

with business insights … Transitioned from Services to Unique, Hybrid Solution

• Global – offices in San Jose, Phoenix, Columbus, London, Basel, & Pune

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Data Today … and Tomorrow

“Data is the new oil!” Clive Humby, dunnhumby …

“Data is the new oil? No: Data is the new soil.” David McCandless

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Data Today … in Your Life

Email

• Multiple accounts?

• 100-150 emails day … and growing?

• Know more and more … and more … tailored just for you?

Social sites

Shopping

Dining

Entertainment

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Data Today

4.5 billion people owned a mobile phone…

4.2 billion people owned a toothbrush

“Regardless of what you do professionally,

our world is becoming flooded with data-

the more we use it,

the more we depend on it,

the more we seem to generate it”

Chris Surdak, Author, Data Crush

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Data Explosion … Today … and “Tomorrow”

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Overwhelming Data?

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Data Can Be Simple… Right?

Capture

Ingest

Extract

Aggregate

Cleanse

Visualize

Automate

Migrate

Audit

Optimize

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“Without big data analytics,

companies are blind and deaf …

like deer in the middle of a freeway”

Geoffrey Moore, Author, Crossing the Chasm & Inside the Tornado

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What is Big Data?

“Big data is a term for data sets that are so large or complex that

traditional data processing applications are inadequate.

Challenges include analysis, capture, data curation, search, sharing, storage, transfer,

visualization, querying and information privacy.

The term often refers simply to the use of predictive analytics or certain other

advanced methods to extract value from data, and seldom to a particular size of data set.

Accuracy in big data may lead to more confident decision making, and

better decisions can result in greater operational efficiency, cost reduction and reduced risk.”Source- Wikipedia, April 8, 2016

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4,000+

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So Now What?

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Old Methods are Limited Newer Methods Offer Great Opportunity

Old Ways … or … New? A Musical Analogy

thepodcasterstudio.com

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“Unrealized” Data & Analytics

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“Realized” Data & Analytics

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Data for CPG Trade

“In God we trust. All others must bring data.” –

W. Edwards Deming, statistician, professor, author, lecturer, and consultant

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New POI Whitepaper

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CPG Data/Analytics Stats … Same Old Story?

“Only 21% of manufacturers are satisfied with their ability to manage trade promotions”

“Only 4% of CPGs disagree that they have challenges moving capabilities from transactional

to being more analytical”

POI Whitepaper – POI 2015 TPx and Retail Execution Survey

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CPG Data & Analytics Stats … NOT … the Same Old Story?

100% stated the “ability of analytics to show an aspect of the business in an

insightful way or KPI?” is important” … while …

95% stated “appeal of data visualization or graphical representation” is important.

31% has “trade promotion optimization (TPO), which is to say, the use of predictive

models to determine promotional outcomes, in the hands of your field users today.”

POI Whitepaper – POI 2015 TPx and Retail Execution Survey

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CPG data sources – Wealth of Potential … & Challenges

Traditional Data Sources

• Syndicated

• POS

• Shipments

• Spending

Emerging

• Crowd-sourced

o Panel

o Retail Conditions

• Digital Promo Test

• Social Listening

• Many Others

Re-purposed Data Sources

• Panel

• COGs

• Weather

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Data Quality & Comprehensiveness

“If we have data, let’s look at data. If all we have are opinions, let’s go with mine.” Jim Barksdale, former Netscape CEO

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Data Stages

Acquisition Integration Storage Analytics Decisions

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Promotional

E-commerce

Market Research

Spend Data

Planning Data

Scan Data

Input

Panel Data

Social Media

Data Acquisition … Getting the Right Data

● Expectations of upstream data providers

● Missing, erroneous, incomplete, inconsistent values

● Master data management

Quality

● Advanced data – In-store experience data, clicks and mortar

● Promotional tactics

● Financial characteristics, other “qualitative attributes”

● Manufacturer and Retailer tactic,

Geography, Weather, Execution quality

Coverage

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Harmonized Data (customer identifiers, product identifiers, event identifiers, time)

Workflow management & facilitation,

user overrides & adjustments

Replace and centralize hidden

business logic currently in

Spreadsheets

Harmonization of units,

currencies

Business rules

Exception management

Match / Merge

Data Integration/Workflow Automation

Data quality transparency

Sell-in vs. sell-out data

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INTEGRATION ALIGNMENT ANALYSIS

Visu

alization

Security an

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DataMart

BI Cube

ExternalD

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Inte

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ata Sou

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POS Data Sell-Thru, Sell-Out

Syndicated

Social & sentiment Data

ERP SAP; Shipment, Pricing,

Sell-in

TPMS

EDW/BWMaster Data, Hierarchy,

Price brackets

PEA DAL

Security and Access Control

Automatic Mapping Engine

Data

Harm

on

ization

LoadValidateCleanse

Transform

APIs

Saama Fluid Analytics Cloud Data Integration Engine

Configurable Confidence %

Thresholds

Rules Engine

Configurable Business Rules

Audit & Error Handling

Ru

n ETL

Job

s

Acce

lerato

rs

PEA Admin Workbench

Customer & Product Mapping (override

auto mapping)

Input Data AdjustmentEvent Dates,

Shipped Volume,

Price & COGS

Updates to PEA Merged:

Outlier Removal, Reported/ Non-

Reported , Shopper

Marketing Spend

Mapped & Un-Mapped Products, Customers

Missing and Misplaced Events

Harmonizer Merging Exceptions

Cleansing and Business Exceptions

Ad

min

Fun

ction

s

Manual Override

Ad-hocSelf Service BI

PEACanned Reports,

Executive & Analyst

Dashboards, and

Foundation for

Predictive &

Prescriptive analytics

Data Feed

Data Architecture

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Data Storage and Access

Lost at Sea or Calm in a “Data Lake”?

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API

facilitating

downstream

access and

usage

Data Storage and Access

Security

Automation

Flexible

Extensible

Navigable

Performant

Syndicated

Structured

Unstructured

data

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Analytics Methodology / Data Exploration

“If your analysis findings aren’t capturing your audience’s attention,

you either have the wrong numbers or the wrong audience”

Brent Dykes, Author of Web Analytics Action Hero

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Descriptive Analytics

• Effectiveness and efficiency of promotional events

• Effectiveness and efficiency of EDLP spend

• Drill-down based on customer, product and event hierarchies

Diagnostic Analytics

• Under performing and over performing customers, products, deal structures, promotional tactics, times of year etc.

• Link between Strategic Pricing and Promotional Strategy

• Financial Driver Analysis

Predictive Analytics / Test and Learn

• Structured variety of Data

• Different price levels, confounding factors

• What-if Analysis based on predictive Models

Advanced Analytics

• Cannibalization of sales of other products vs. truly incremental sales

• Retailer forward buy / Pantry Loading

• The right baselines (“What would have been”, “business as usual forecast”, etc.)

Analytical Methodology

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Business Process / Decision Making Coherence

“The temptation to form premature theories upon insufficient data

is the bane of our profession.” Sherlock Holmes, fictional detective

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Business Process / Decision Making Coherence

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How will each use the system, and

maintain consistency of interpretation?

Joint Business Planning – which

data to share with retailer

Unified planning process

Field awareness/adoption/incentive

to provide accurate data

Study and act upon results,

provide diagnostic interpretations

Stakeholder Management / Roles

Account Managers

BrandManagers

CategoryDirectors

VP

Finance

Analyst

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Drive Strategic Agreement on Business Objective(s)

Incremental

Revenue/Turnover

Incremental

Profit / ROI

Volume / % Lift

Market Share

Series 1 Series 2 Series 3

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Change Promotional Tactics

Shift spend among Products,

Categories & Brands

Reduce / Eliminate unprofitable

Spend

Increase Retailer Alignment

Quarterly / Annual Planning

Process

Decisions Supported

Shift spend among Retailers

Identify & Expand best

PracticesQuarterly / Annual Planning

Budgets

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Wrap Up

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CPG … State of the Data

• Overwhelming & Challenging

• Exciting opportunity

• Data Foundation &

Methods … Critical

• Game Changing?

• Beware … the Tipping Point(s)

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Inability to Effectively Manage Promotions, and Benefit from them,

Stems from Four Key Factors

1. Complexity

– Amount of resources/time required to analyze volume of trade promotions, given current systems, is unsustainable

2. Fidelity:

– The fidelity of financial metrics within trade promotion analytics are highly suspect; end users trust output

3. Data utilization:

– Much of the data that might help better inform trade analytics does not end up being used for analytics due to the difficulty in collecting, normalizing, and analyzing it

4. Data overload:

– Increasingly more data is being collected each day, but most of it is not being utilized.

– If anything, it tends to further cloak the problem because of the lack of resources and inability to get to the data that is most relevant.

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4 Key Capabilities Required for

CPG Data & Analytics Excellence

1) Pre-built Analytics

2) Utilizing Advanced Modeling and Data Science

3) Merging Disparate Data

4) Expertise for Data Enrichment and Cleansing

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Key Questions You Should Ask Yourself

and Your Company

Where are you now?

Where should you be now?

Where do you need to be pointed at?

How do you figure all this out?

Win … or Lose?

“I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been”

Wayne Gretzky

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Problem Solved!

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Questions?

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analytics advantage

THANK YOU!Dan Maxwell

925-918-2834

[email protected]


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