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Hosted by SEDS Outside Insight: navigating a world drowning in data Jorn Lyseggen CEO of Meltwater Ken Benoit Chair Head of Department of Methodology, LSE Hashtag for Twitter users: #LSEdata Navigating a world drowning in data JORN


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Outside Insight: navigating a world drowning in data

Jorn Lyseggen

CEO of Meltwater Hashtag for Twitter users: #LSEdata

Ken Benoit

Chair Head of Department of Methodology, LSE

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Navigating a world drowning in data

JORN LYSEGGEN

Twitter: @jorn_lyseggen

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Decision making needs to adjust to a new reality An entire new software category is about to emerge How companies are run and governed will change

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Propositions

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Meltwater is the global leader in media intelligence

1500 employees worldwide 26,000 corporate clients 50 offices across 6 continents Bootstrapped No venture funding FOUNDED 2001 in Oslo, Norway HEADQUARTERS in San Francisco

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Big data company: We process 100 million documents and 2 trillion searches every day

data capture data enrichment proprietary search engine real-time analytics

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real-time analytics

Client Satisfactions Industry Trends

Competitive Intelligence

Brand Perception Share

  • f Voice

We track leading performance

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26,000 corporate clients

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Lagging performance indicators

30 years of rigor in mining internal data...

BI ERP SFA CRM MRP SCM

…is being disrupted by an explosion of external data

Leading performance indicators

Product reviews Hiring patterns Competitor analysis Investments Client satisfaction Employee behavior

Real-time 3rd party data Benchmarked

Fire wall

We see a shift in focus from internal to external data

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In the last couple of decades internet has transformed most industries

Banking Shopping Media Real Estate Marketing Music Hotels Taxis

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Decision making has remained surprisingly unaffected

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Decision making has not caught up with a new digital reality

Today, all of us leave behind a trail of

  • nline breadcrumbs

500 billion shares 500 million tweets 60 million photos Every person shares, on average, 12 items per week on the internet

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Companies also leave digital breadcrumbs

  • $58 billion

in market cap

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Advertising by Region

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A treasure trove of valuable external data sources

Online news Social media Press releases Share price Patent filings Trade marks Financial filings Web traffic Online ad-spend Job postings Unemployment Consumer confidence Real-estate rates Oil-price Product reviews App downloads Court documents Interest rates

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Bargaining Power of Suppliers Bargaining Power of Buyers Industry Rivalry Threat of New Entrants Threat of Substitutes

Today, you can track Porter’s 5 forces in real-time

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Decision making will change from introvert to extrovert

Current paradigm Data source Internal Focus Company Analytics Lagging indicators Cadence Monthly/quarterly Mode of operation Reactive New paradigm External Industry Leading indicators Real-time Proactive

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Outside Insight, a new software category, will emerge and become to external data what BI is to internal data

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Outside Insight will enter the board room with real-time competitive benchmarking based on 3rd party data

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Outside Insight will transform decision making into scenario analysis and game theory

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Summary

1. We live in a new digital reality where everyone leaves online breadcrumbs 2. Today, Porter’s 5 forces can be tracked in real-time 3. Decision making needs to change from introvert to extrovert 4. Outside Insight, a new software category, is about to emerge 5. Outside insight will change the way companies are run and governed

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Thank you

Twitter @jorn_lyseggen

www.m.me/chatwithjorn

#OutsideInsight