Grow Revenue from Your Existing Customers: How Big Data Analytics Can Help

Moving on-premises legacy data and analytics workloads to the cloud is unavoidable if you want to overcome infrastructural constraints, facilitate proactive analytics, and lower costs. You need a service that enables seamless scalability for petabyte-scale data processing, interactive analytics, and machine learning. However, end-to-end, automated workload transformation and optimization on serverless services is not straightforward.

Fewer patients, preventative screenings, and primary care visits. Lower revenues. Worsening population health outcomes. The healthcare industry is facing serious challenges to its business model as consumer behavior shifts to other ways to meet their healthcare needs or a complete failure to seek care until conditions become acute. The need to meet consumers where they are and engage with them on their terms has never been more urgent.

Many of the most exciting innovations and advancements in data management today are occurring within the semantic layer of data architectures. For example, we’re witnessing new or improved approaches to semantic modeling, data cataloging, data lineage, and more. Even older forms of semantics—such as metadata and virtualization—are being infused with new techniques for augmentation and automation, including intelligent tool algorithms driven by machine learning and the use of graph analytics to generate data maps and automatically document data elements found via graph.

Data breaches are in the news nearly every day as companies struggle to protect their customers’ greatest assets their personal information. From the theft of credit card information and personal health records to critical business information leakage; the threats are constant. Certainly, firewalls and endpoint protection are critical and necessary, but what about data controls and analytics? In this one hour webinar you will hear the latest on how companies are leveraging end-to-end controls, monitoring an analytics solutions to meet information privacy and security compliance standards. Even better, you will hear directly from Kemper, a leading insurer with $8B in assets, and learn how they are approaching information security risk management.