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How to Prevent Bank Fraud & Monitor Risk in Real-Time March 2, 2016 Vassili Patrikis, Big Data Lead, Accenture Matthew Stump, Head of Product Marketing, DataStax

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How to Prevent Bank Fraud & Monitor Risk in Real-TimeMarch 2, 2016Vassili Patrikis, Big Data Lead, AccentureMatthew Stump, Head of Product Marketing, DataStax

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ANALYTICS LANDSCAPE

IS SHIFTING

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Democratization of data and data discovery

New data sources

Complex data-driven environment with significant opportunities to create business value

Focus on advanced analytics

Big data and hybrid architectures

Changing skills requirements

Market Trends

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Issues OutcomesHarness the power of big data

Employ innovative analytical tools

Isolate the signal from the noise

Embed insights into decisions and processes

Data

Analytics

Insights

Actions

Shrinking market share

Pricing pressures

Customer defection

Fragmentation and complexity

Inefficient operations

Aged platforms and systems

Employee engagement

Fraud & non-compliance

Expanding market share

Enhanced cost andcash advantage

Customer loyalty

Speed-to-insights

Operational Excellence

Leading edge platforms

Winning the war for talent

Reduced risk and fraud

Helping our clients use data and analytics to defend, differentiate and disrupt their markets

The Accenture Analytics to High Performance

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MANAGEMENT &

MOBILIZATIONMOVEMENT CONSUMPTION

How to move data swiftly from its source to places in the organization where it is needed

How to mobilize as quickly as possible to drive data and analytic driven insights

How to enable users, machines and algorithms to leverage data and analytics to support information in circulation @ scale

Each component can address data movement, management & mobilization, and/or consumption, and each has distinctive technology features.

Challenges

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Organizations can choose from many different data technology components to build the architecture needed to support data acceleration

Cache Clusters

Ingestion

In-memory Databases

Big Data Platforms

Complex Event Processing

Appliances

Architectural Components & their technology

features

Distributed computingIn-memoryStreaming

Distributed computingIn-memoryStreaming

Distributed computingIn-memory

Distributed computingIn-memory StreamingOptimized network

In-memory

Distributed computingIn-memoryOptimized networkCustom silicon

Data Supply Chain Components

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Technology Components:

Volume, type and velocity of data determines how data management principles are applied.

Ingestion/Integration:

Big Data Platform Deployment Options Performance ClusterCommon Layer Data Management

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Transfer (Batch, Stream, Interactive)

Transfer Paths Added Processing Interactivity Enabled

Technology Enabled Operations @ Speed of “Now”

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• Does my data set require random access at low latency?• Does the business require high volume concurrent writes or reads from the database

layer?• Is there business impact of database downtime?• Does the data need to be replicated to more than a single database?• Does the data size have a significant growth rate over time?• Is there a business case for analytics in near real-time?

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When is DataStax the Right Solution?

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HTAPLambdaTrans-analyticsSystems of intelligenceStreaming analytics

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HTAPLambdaTrans-analyticsSystems of intelligenceStreaming analytics

REALTIMEVALU

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DistributedLinear scaleContinuous availabilityCommodity Hardware

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DistributedLinear scaleContinuous availabilityCommodity Hardware

EPICSCAL

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ScaleValue

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Cloud Applications

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Attributes of Cloud Applications

Continuously AvailableGeographically DistributedOperationally Low LatencyLinearly ScalableImmediately Decisive

Architecture of an Anti-Fraud Application

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Web App Queue Ingest Operational

Database

Architecture of an Anti-Fraud Application

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Web App Queue Ingest Operational

Database

Solr

Architecture of an Anti-Fraud Application

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Web App Queue Ingest Operational

Database

Hadoop

Solr

Queue

Hive

Search

Batch Processing

Architecture of an Anti-Fraud Application

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Web App Queue Ingest

Spark Streaming

Operational

Database

Hadoop

Solr

Queue

Hive

Search

Batch Processing

IBM Real-time Analytics Reference Architecture

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Oracle Reference Architecture

Source: Big Data in Financial Services and Banking (http://bit.ly/1GP8mmE)

Hadoop Real-time Analytics Reference Architecture

Source: Designing Fraud-Detection Architecture That Works Like Your Brain Does (http://bit.ly/1OeAnDb)© 2015 DataStax, All Rights Reserved. 22

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“70% of Hadoop deployments will not meet cost savings and

revenue generation objectives due to skills and integration

challenges.”

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DSE Real-time Analytics Reference Architecture

HTTP Application Message Queue

Streaming

Analytics

BatchAnalytic

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Real-time

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DataStax Enterprise is the database for cloud applications

Gartner ODBMS MQ 2015

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DataStax Use Cases• Customer 360°• Master data management• Customer profile management• Authentication and identity management• Product personalization• Anti-fraud and money laundering• Payments and transactions• Risk reporting/capital adequacy• Market data capture/replay

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Accenture DataStax Alliance Overview

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Accenture Analytics & Big Data• Extensive capabilities – data access

and reporting• Enhanced modeling• Forecasting and sophisticated

statistical analysis

Deep industry experience

BETTER TOGETHER:

Help organizations scale and leverage their big data to become data-driven enterprises

Go to Market Focus:

• NoSQL solutions and online transaction processing

• Rapid deployment of data for analytics

• Personalization

500Global customers in 45 countries

Fast, scalable distributed database technology, delivering Apache Cassandra to innovative enterprises

DataStax is built to be agile, always-on and predictably scalable to any size

Integral part of the Accenture Analytics alliance and vendor ecosystem of big data technology providers

36,000Accenture Digital professionals

1,300+Data Scientists

23Accenture Innovation Centers including 5 Advanced Analytics Innovation Centers globally

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