The client is a leading global medical device, pharmaceutical and consumer packaged goods manufacturer, with over 250 subsidiary companies and operations across 57 countries.
Medical devices, pharmaceuticals and consumer packaged goods industry has a fragmented marketing environment. Major players are focusing on reducing their infrastructure costs and scaling their data platforms to accommodate their ever-growing customer and vendor base. To maximize sales outcomes in very short lead times, with optimized budget allocation to categories, markets and media, enterprises are looking to adopt cloud-based Big Data platforms.
The client’s online advertising and electronic media business had data sourced by multiple vendors, cleansed and hosted on the client’s proprietary platform to evaluate campaign effectiveness and ROI of their marketing strategies. But their legacy platform was not built to support large data volumes, perform advanced analytics or visualization on the processed data. The prolonged decision-making cycle times due to data quality and data redundancy issues, coupled with huge capital and operational expenses owing to duplication in vendor service charges, prompted the client to adopt a new high-performance Big Data platform.
Wipro deployed and operated a Big Data platform on Amazon Web Services (AWS) using Hadoop (EMR) and Redshift Technologies. The platform acted as the single source of truth for all Lines of Business (LOBs) and was the cornerstone of all commercial analytics across the client organization including marketing, operations and sales performance. Key highlights of the engagement include:
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