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Data and Analytics (D&A) Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023

Data and Analytics (D&A) Services 

Enterprises are struggling to strike the right balance between value realization and experimentation through their Data and Analytics (D&A) investments amid the macroeconomic conditions. They are prioritizing RoI and direct business outcomes from D&A initiatives. At the same time, the emergence of technologies such as generative AI is pushing enterprises to experiment and build a solid data foundation to enable these technologies.

D&A service providers, which include IT/BPO firms and consulting companies with a broad set of D&A capabilities, domain expertise, and off-the-shelf accelerators, can help enterprises reduce the time-to-value and improve business outcomes through consistent and data-driven decision-making. Their recent investments in next-generation technologies and their transition toward driving direct business value for their clients can help enterprises navigate the market’s dichotomy.

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What is in this PEAK Matrix® Report

In this report, we analyze 27 D&A service providers featured on Everest Group’s D&A Services PEAK Matrix® 2023 and highlight the strengths and limitations of each provider. The study will enable buyers to choose the best-fit provider based on their sourcing considerations, while providers will be able to benchmark their performance against each other. 

In this report, we provide:

  • The D&A service provider landscape
  • D&A Services PEAK Matrix® characteristics
  • Enterprise sourcing considerations

Scope:

  • All industries and geographies
  • The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2023, interactions with leading D&A service providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the D&A services market

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The PEAK Matrix® provides an objective, data-driven assessment of service and technology providers based on their overall capability and market impact across different global services markets, classifying them into three categories: Leaders, Major Contenders, and Aspirants.

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Clear the Confusion of Advanced vs. Predictive Analytics | In the News

Advanced and predictive analytics are sometimes used as interchangeable terms. Users need to understand the differences among advanced analytics techniques to maximize insights.

One of the types of advanced analytics is prescriptive analytics. Prescriptive analytics takes the predictions about future outcomes and provides options for actions that could influence those outcomes. “The system tells us what might happen going forward and suggests certain steps to take,” said Vishal Gupta, Vice President at Everest Group.

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Healthcare Data and Analytics Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023

Healthcare Data and Analytics Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment

Healthcare enterprises are recognizing the growing importance of Data and Analytics (D&A) in their growth strategies, as data-driven decision-making gains significance. Traditionally, D&A services focused on cost-cutting and operational optimization; however, there has been a shift toward prioritizing customer satisfaction and improving health outcomes. This shift has led healthcare enterprises to invest in data integration and advanced analytics, with a specific focus on areas such as data privacy, value-based care, and population health. Although payers have been leading in the adoption of D&A, providers are rapidly catching up, with the pandemic serving as a catalyst for this trend. Providers are assisting healthcare enterprises in defining their D&A strategy and roadmap, upgrading their infrastructure, and providing relevant recommendations for enterprise-level decision-making, resulting in tangible business benefits.

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What is in this PEAK Matrix® Report

In this report, we assess 35 healthcare D&A service providers featured on Everest Group’s Healthcare Data and Analytics Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2023 Each provider profile offers a comprehensive overview of its service focus and key strengths and limitations. The research will help buyers select the right-fit provider for their needs, while providers will be able to benchmark themselves against the competition.

In this report, we:

  • Study healthcare D&A services market trends
  • Examine 35 healthcare D&A service providers’ capabilities and offerings
  • List providers’ key strengths and limitations

Scope:

  • All industries and geographies
  • Geography: North America
  • The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2023, interactions with leading CCaaS technology providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the CCaaS market

The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2023, interactions with leading D&A service providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the healthcare D&A services market

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How Will Data and Analytics Shape the Future of Financial Services? | In the News

Data and analytics (D&A) in banking and financial services (BFS) is an area that has seen a huge amount of growth, innovation, and development in recent years. The D&A services market is expected to reach a valuation of US$150 billion by 2024, which would represent a 150% increase from where it stood just five years ago.

According to Everest Group research, approximately 15-20% of BFS enterprises will increase their investment by more than 30%. With fears of an impending recession continuing to grow and many areas of IT services that previously looked strong showing less resilience, D&A appears particularly worthwhile.

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Insurers Can Unlock $874 Billion in Untapped Potential by Investing in Data and Analytics—Everest Group | Press Release

Everest Group estimates the massive economic value insurance enterprises can generate by tapping their vast data pools to achieve operational efficiency and drive premium growth.

By investing in becoming data-centric organizations, insurance companies can unlock a collective economic value of US$874 billion, according to Everest Group. This potential lies in the impact data and analytics can have in helping organizations increase operational efficiency (US$306 billion), reduce claims leakage and fraud (US$117 billion), and achieve premium growth in the Property & Casualty (US$285 billion) and Life & Annuity (US$166 billion) sectors.

“Insurers today are challenged by an environment of high uncertainty that includes natural disasters, geopolitical and macroeconomic risks, the repercussions of a global pandemic, inflation and the looming threat of a recession,” said Ronak Doshi, partner at Everest Group. “Nevertheless, they can unlock immense value and come out on top by investing in data and analytics. Everest Group has documented how insurers can use data and analytics to achieve cost savings from increased operational efficiency, reduce claims leakage and fraud expenses, and drive premium growth by unlocking higher sales efficiencies and rapid product innovation. We estimate that collectively the industry could tap up to $874 billion in value by investing in a data-driven approach.”

Currently, insurers’ data and analytics spend is growing at an accelerated rate of over 25% annually. The spend is being directed toward digital transformation of business operations. Key priorities include:

  • Modernizing the data estate (especially, eliminating data silos and storing customer data in a governed data lake), enabling a single view of customers across ecosystems.
  • Redesigning operations to infuse data across workflows to enable enterprise-level, data-driven decision-making capabilities
  • Leveraging cloud-based analytics and AI/ML (artificial intelligence/machine learning) tools to process large data volumes for more effective risk assessment, building hyper-personalized products, and improving agility to respond to customer demands.
  • Building focused solutions to extract value from existing data, especially to build value-added products and services and minimize loss ratios.

These improvements will lead to value creation across five key areas:

  1. Product and experience innovation
  2. Minimization of claims payout
  3. Enhancement of operational efficiency
  4. Reduction in fraud abuse and claims leakage
  5. Revenue growth

These findings and more are detailed in Everest Group’s recently published report, “Insurance IT Services – State of the Market 2022: Unveiling the Economic Value of Data and the Road to Actualization.” In this report, Everest Group showcases the need for a platform-based operating model with a collapsed data supply chain that can enable insurers to transition into data-driven organizations. In addition, the report examines the global insurance IT services outsourcing market and lists various services and technology providers across the data and analytics ecosystem that can help insurers maximize the value from their data and analytics initiatives.

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Analytics and AI Services Specialists PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2022

Top Analytics and AI Services Specialists

Enterprises looking to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) initiatives are finding it difficult to implement them at scale due to data-related challenges, inability to acquire skilled talent, advanced IP, and lack of AI and cloud capabilities. Hence, they are turning to analytics and AI services specialists to serve their needs. In turn, these providers are improving their capabilities through investments in talent, products and platforms, partnerships, industry expertise, and AI-based solutions designed to serve specific client needs.

In this report, we present an assessment and detailed profiles of 22 analytics and AI services specialists featured on the analytics and AI services specialists PEAK Matrix®. Each provider profile presents a comprehensive picture of its service focus, key Intellectual Property (IP) / solutions, domain investments, and case studies. The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the 2021 and 2022 calendar year H1 (January-June), interactions with leading analytics and AI services specialists, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the analytics and AI services market.

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What is in this PEAK Matrix® Report

This report provides a detailed analysis of 22 analytics and AI services specialists and includes:

  • Everest Group’s PEAK Matrix® evaluation of analytics and AI service providers and their categorization into Leaders, Major Contenders, and Aspirants
  • An overview of enterprise analytics and AI priorities and key challenges in scaling AI
  • Key analytics and AI services trends
  • A detailed assessment of the strengths and limitations of the providers in terms of their market impact and vision and capability

Scope:

  • Industry: data and analytics
  • Geography: global

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The Rising Role of Customer Data Platforms in Data-driven Personalization | Blog

By bringing together disparate data to gain a single customer view, Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) are becoming increasingly important to help brands drive personalized marketing efforts while maintaining trust and privacy. Learn more about the benefits of Customer Data Platforms and why they matter in this blog.

With the explosion of data on consumers’ spending and online behavior available from a multitude of sources today, gleaning valuable insights from the massive amounts of information is a top priority for brands.

But unifying the various disconnected touch points clearly and comprehensively to make sense of all the data is one of the biggest challenges facing marketers.

Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) have emerged as an important software solution that can help businesses get closer to consumers and achieve their organizational goals. Let’s explore what is driving the rise of CDPs.

Shift to data-driven marketing

Third-party cookies stored within users’ browsers have historically been a key marketing technology to track visitor behavior activity, improve the user experience, and collect metadata.

But today’s new consumer priorities, data privacy laws, and evolving technologies are leading to the third-party cookie’s demise. Following Safari’s lead in 2016, the world’s three main browsers eliminated (or will eliminate) the use of third-party cookies.

In addition to the demise of third-party cookies, other developments are limiting the use of consumer data for marketers. On the mobile/tablet devices side, Apple’s iOS 14 now requires explicit consent for any mobile identification collection.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe and other similar regulations are impacting consumer data collection and processing. In addition, 71% of countries have data protection and privacy regulations and 9% have draft legislations, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD.)

These developments significantly impact the consumer targeting capabilities of advertisers who often depend on third-party data. The vast majority of advertisers use or have used retargeting and old-generation Data Management Platforms (DMPs) that rely heavily on segments fed by third-party data.

Along with targeting, measurement is also significantly hindered. With more stringent consent collection requirements, collecting the consumer identifications needed to track impressions, clicks, or views and reconstruct complete customer journeys is more difficult.

These changes represent a major shift in data-driven marketing – leading to greater reliance on first- and second-party data to meet the challenges of an increasingly privacy-focused world.

But the unfortunate reality is that most organizations simply aren’t ready to adapt to these trends.

In our report Emergence of CDPs: Charting the Path to Data-driven Personalization, we estimate that even though 90% of businesses agree that data-driven marketing is the future, only 20% consider themselves highly mature enterprises, citing the high cost of data acquisition, limited automation, and data fragmentation as some of the top challenges.

How can enterprises prepare?

With this imminent shift from third-party to first- and second-party data, the changing regulatory environment, and evolving customer expectations for omnichannel and hyper-personalized experiences, enterprises are actively investigating new ways of collecting and activating customer data to drive personalization while fostering customer trust.

This is where CDPs become increasingly important and act as a central repository for the marketing stack.

A CDP allows enterprises to capture and store user data to link with all the users’ interactions, including Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and eCommerce platforms, social media, websites, and apps. Having data from multiple different systems improves the likelihood of identifying an individual. See the customer data platform framework below:

Customer data platform framework

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By gaining a single customer view, brands can better understand customer requirements and up-to-date communications preferences, personalize individual brand experiences based on past behavior, and create personalized recommendations for customer segments. All of this can be achieved using unique, relevant, and accurate information that a person has willingly shared with the brand.

CDPs do not replace existing data systems. Instead, their role is to enhance current tools’ capabilities, mitigate risk from the third-party cookie demise, and power marketing teams with near real-time best-in-class audience selection. CDPs bring together existing customer data, anonymous floating attributes, and digital behavior across channels, devices, and tools.

Customer data platform landscape

Adoption is on the rise with, CDPs being viewed by enterprises as one of the most viable, future-proof solutions for managing the overwhelmingly disparate data streams that today’s brands gather and generate about their consumers and prospects.

Enterprises have many choices in this rapidly expanding market, including:

  • Large enterprises like Adobe, Oracle, and Salesforce that are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in the space and offer CDP as part of a greater MarTech (marketing technology) package
  • Pure play CDP players like Celebrus, mParticle, and Treasure Data that are purpose-built to support and address CDP use cases first that don’t need to be integrated into a larger system

Along with the growth in new entrants, the CDP space has seen a flurry of merger and acquisition activity in recent years of players that have showcased their unique data, campaign, analytics, and delivery capabilities, as illustrated below to see merger and acquisition activity in the customer data platform landscape.

Merger and acquisition activity in the customer data platform landscape

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The road ahead for customer data platforms

As the data management landscape continues to rapidly evolve, CDPs will play an important role in the marketing tech stack and enable marketers to achieve true 1:1 personalization.

For enterprises to reach the desired business outcomes and mitigate risks in their personalization journeys, they should follow a comprehensive roadmap with the following four steps for data-driven 1:1 personalization:

Roadmap for data-driven 1:1 personalization

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For more, see our report, Emergence of CDPs: Charting the Path to Data-driven Personalization, or view our webinar, Hyper-personalization Using Customer Data Platforms (CDPs). To discuss Customer Data Platforms further, please reach out to Sandeep P at [email protected].

Discover  how CX leaders can meet the expectations of their digitally enabled customers in our webinar, How are Leading Organizations Delivering Exceptional Customer Experience?

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