How the Ny Giants Use Teradata to Personalize Fan Experiences Aim106

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AWS re:Invent 2023 - How the NY Giants use Teradata to personalize fan experiences (AIM106)

Summary

  • Hillary Ashton, Chief Product Officer at Teradata, and Russell Scobetti, VP of Strategy and Business Intelligence for the New York Giants, presented on personalizing customer experiences using data analytics.
  • The Giants faced challenges with data complexity and growth, requiring hyper-personalization and understanding of customer journeys.
  • The Giants' strategy evolved from product-focused to journey-oriented, aiming for an individualized customer experience.
  • Russ built the Giants' business data and analytics strategy, integrating various technologies like AWS Redshift, Tableau, and Teradata.
  • The Giants aimed to modernize the business, becoming digital-first and data-driven, focusing on customer-centricity.
  • Russ detailed the Giants' "giant journey" through three phases: operational platforms, internal infrastructure, and advanced analytics.
  • The Giants use clustering to segment fans and personalize experiences, focusing on fan engagement, partner value, and revenue forecasting.
  • Teradata Vantage Cloud Lake was highlighted for its analytic capabilities, scalability, and integration with AWS services.
  • Russ shared specific analytics projects, including clustering, fan journey analysis, and demand curves for ticket pricing.
  • The Giants' approach to analytics is fan-centric, aiming to understand and engage with fans better and personalize their experiences.

Insights

  • The Giants' use of advanced analytics and data integration is a testament to the importance of understanding customer behavior in depth to tailor experiences and drive engagement.
  • The transition from a product-centric to a customer journey-centric approach reflects a broader trend in marketing and customer relationship management.
  • The Giants' phased approach to building their analytics capabilities underscores the importance of laying a solid foundation before moving into more complex analytics.
  • The collaboration between the Giants and Teradata demonstrates the value of partnerships in achieving technological advancements, especially when internal resources are limited.
  • The Giants' analytics projects reveal the complexity of fan behavior and the need for sophisticated models to predict and influence purchasing decisions.
  • The integration of Teradata Vantage with AWS services highlights the trend towards cloud-native architectures and the benefits of leveraging cloud scalability and flexibility.
  • The Giants' focus on fan engagement as the primary driver for all other business outcomes emphasizes the shift towards customer-centric business strategies in the sports industry and beyond.
  • The presentation illustrates how sports teams are increasingly adopting data-driven strategies similar to those used in other industries, such as retail and entertainment, to enhance customer experiences and operational efficiency.