Complex Analytics using Open Source Technologies

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The document discusses Verizon's Big Answers Platform (VBAP), which is a big data analytics platform that uses open source technologies. VBAP includes both batch and streaming analytics capabilities to enable descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics. It ingests structured and unstructured data from various sources and channels. VBAP is demonstrated to provide cross-channel customer journey insights and enable just-in-time interventions through real-time streaming analytics. The key takeaways emphasized are that people, problem definition, support, partnerships are critical, and that technology alone is not sufficient and will continue to evolve.

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Complex Analytics using Open
Source Technologies
Ibrahim Itani, Analytics Leader, Verizon
Yogesh Sawant, Technology Evangelist, Verizon

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