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	Can placing bets on self-service create a more competitive organization? Domo

Can placing bets on self-service create a more competitive organization?

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Big Data Analytics Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Functions	Business Operation Sales & Marketing
Use Cases	Predictive Quality Analytics Real-Time Location System (RTLS)
Services	Data Science Services
Challenge	Before Domo, Tipico’s BI department found itself bogged down with roughly 100 ad hoc report requests a month. Each report would take 9-12 hours to create; this unplanned request would not only consume an analyst’s day and distract her from her other work but would also slow down other departments as they waited for their reports. And in an industry where the action moves by the minute, twelve hours is an eternity. Tipico also needed a way to access data on the go through smartphones and tablets. When an executive is attending a match or watching a game at home, she can easily go into Domo to see Tipico’s betting exposure for any game or bet. Read More
About Customer	Tipico is the largest sports-betting operator in Germany, processing more than 500 million bets each day through its website and 1,100 retail locations. The company relies heavily on data to operate its business, making it essential to have a robust and efficient data management system. The company has over 6,000 employees and more than 200 Domo users across various departments, including marketing, the sportsbook, customer service, payments, fraud prevention, and retail. The company's retail unit, with 1,100 stores, is the most significant challenge to manage and the unit where there's the most opportunity to impact the company’s performance. Read More
Solution	Adrian Vella, head of data and BI at Tipico, turned to Domo to give his organization the ability to deliver proper self-service BI. “Our business users can now go in and create their own charts, their own data exploration, their own alerts. Basically, they can be their own BI developers,” he said. As a result, Vella was able to reduce ad hoc report requests by 50%. In addition to self-service BI, Domo gave Tipico the ability to access data on the go through smartphones and tablets. “We couldn’t find another BI tool that had the native mobile functionality of Domo,” said Vella. “Now we can see our bets in real time as games are happening from anywhere, which is my absolute favorite feature.” Read More Log in to view content
Contents

Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Big Data Analytics

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Applicable Functions

Business Operation

Sales & Marketing

Use Cases

Predictive Quality Analytics

Real-Time Location System (RTLS)

Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

Before Domo, Tipico’s BI department found itself bogged down with roughly 100 ad hoc report requests a month. Each report would take 9-12 hours to create; this unplanned request would not only consume an analyst’s day and distract her from her other work but would also slow down other departments as they waited for their reports. And in an industry where the action moves by the minute, twelve hours is an eternity. Tipico also needed a way to access data on the go through smartphones and tablets. When an executive is attending a match or watching a game at home, she can easily go into Domo to see Tipico’s betting exposure for any game or bet.

About Customer

Tipico is the largest sports-betting operator in Germany, processing more than 500 million bets each day through its website and 1,100 retail locations. The company relies heavily on data to operate its business, making it essential to have a robust and efficient data management system. The company has over 6,000 employees and more than 200 Domo users across various departments, including marketing, the sportsbook, customer service, payments, fraud prevention, and retail. The company's retail unit, with 1,100 stores, is the most significant challenge to manage and the unit where there's the most opportunity to impact the company’s performance.

Solution

Adrian Vella, head of data and BI at Tipico, turned to Domo to give his organization the ability to deliver proper self-service BI. “Our business users can now go in and create their own charts, their own data exploration, their own alerts. Basically, they can be their own BI developers,” he said. As a result, Vella was able to reduce ad hoc report requests by 50%. In addition to self-service BI, Domo gave Tipico the ability to access data on the go through smartphones and tablets. “We couldn’t find another BI tool that had the native mobile functionality of Domo,” said Vella. “Now we can see our bets in real time as games are happening from anywhere, which is my absolute favorite feature.”

Impact #1	Reduces ad hoc report requests by 50%
Impact #2	Reduces ad hoc report creation from 12 hours to minutes
Impact #3	Creates 360º customer profiles from 8 billion rows of data

Impact #1

Reduces ad hoc report requests by 50%

Impact #2

Reduces ad hoc report creation from 12 hours to minutes

Impact #3

Creates 360º customer profiles from 8 billion rows of data

Benefit #1	Reduction in ad hoc report requests by 50%
Benefit #2	Reduction in ad hoc report creation time from 12 hours to minutes

Benefit #1

Reduction in ad hoc report requests by 50%

Benefit #2

Reduction in ad hoc report creation time from 12 hours to minutes

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Can placing bets on self-service create a more competitive organization?

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