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INSIGHTS AND DATA DRIVEN SOLUTIONS

As technology has advanced, huge amounts of data has become available and the cost of storing and processing that data has become more affordable. SPP, together with our data analytics partner Zetaris, can help clients solve critical problems and unlock hidden value in both private and open source data which informs decisions on a number of areas

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The Heliograph: A Framework for Data Initiatives

Many companies and government organisations are taking on large-scale, cross-departmental data analytics projects. SPP highlights a number of key dimensions that Senior Executives and Departmental Secretaries should be considering to build this type of complex program for success.

Redux | Data-driven customer relationships in FSi

Deep customer insight is a highly valued destination in financial services including banking, superannuation and insurance. Ultimately, it drives greater service, loyalty, and shareholder returns. Building a deeper and more insightful customer relationship, based on data, is more feasible than ever before. This article explores the 3 P’s that we think you need to consider in developing data-driven relationships

Data Analytics – Successful Cases in Healthcare

SPP in partnership with EMC and Zetaris, have developed some specific use-cases for data analytics and data warehousing in the Healthcare sector. These are based on examples of specific deployments undertaken by EMC and their partner organisations in the USA.

Taking an agile approach to big data

Big Data has been well recognised as a potential driver of business success. Yet when looking at how to both plan and execute on data-related initiatives, many organisations still take a traditional approach in an attempt to reap the benefits that big data can deliver – rather than considering a more agile approach.

How Big Data can enhance your strategy

Leading organisations are using big data to better control their business and identify opportunities.

Data is essential to the strategic planning process. With access to the right data, organisations can answer key questions driving their future strategies, however the challenge many organisations face lies not in collecting data, but in understanding and interpreting it.