Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Machine Learning
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Equipment & Machinery
Applicable Functions
- Maintenance
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Predictive Maintenance
- Rapid Prototyping
Services
- Data Science Services
- Hardware Design & Engineering Services
About The Customer
Iterable is a marketing company that helps more than 1,000 brands optimize and humanize their marketing in today’s competitive landscape. The company empowers marketers with the ability to deliver individualized cross-channel communications for customers at every stage along their journey with a brand. They accomplish this through customer segmentation and personalization, and campaign optimizations such as identifying the best times to send messages to customers and which engagement channels are working best. Iterable is committed to constant innovation, creating and deploying cutting-edge solutions that help brands stay ahead of their competition and meet the growing and evolving expectations of their customers.
The Challenge
Iterable, a company that helps brands optimize and humanize their marketing, was facing challenges with its data infrastructure. The company needed to build personalized and automated customer experiences for its clients, which required harnessing diverse, complex data sets and facilitating rapid prototyping of machine learning models. However, the infrastructure they initially built with AWS native tools, including EMR, was resource-intensive, costly to maintain, and created significant operational overhead. This made it difficult for Iterable to scale the level of data ingestion and rapid prototyping of machine learning models needed to support its customer requirements and respond quickly to changes in the market. Furthermore, the company's AI solutions had to account for diverse data variables, drifts in the model, new regulatory changes, and a growing demand for more privacy protection.
The Solution
Iterable turned to Databricks Lakehouse to overcome these challenges. Databricks Lakehouse enabled Iterable to wrangle their diverse data to create Predictive Goals, a data-enriching segmentation tool that allows marketers to create bespoke, goal-oriented predictive segments with their first-party data. The platform facilitated rapid prototyping and collaboration throughout the model lifecycle, from simplified access to data and automated cluster management to streamlined experimentation and iteration on models. Delta Lake, a component of the lakehouse platform, provided Iterable with the means to create a unified view of all its data in a secure and compliant manner. This allowed Iterable to glean an accurate and complete view of its customers’ needs and develop effective solutions to meet them. With reliable and consistent data being fed by over 5,000 pipelines, the data science team used MLflow to train, experiment and track hundreds of models across more than 2,000 projects for the company’s customers.
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