Context
One customer, many touchpoints.
Sky is one of Europe's leading entertainment and communications businesses. At the time of this work it served 22.5 million customers in 11 million households across five countries.
Customers meet Sky on its website, apps, on-demand TV and in the call center, and the digital platforms are tracked with Adobe Analytics. To understand customers' needs, Sky wanted to bring that clickstream into its Google Cloud and join it with the rest of its customer data.
The goal was to speed up the return on Sky's Google Cloud investment, and to feed the joined data back into marketing, service, sales and product decisions.
The constraint
Rich behavioral data, in all the wrong places.
- Untapped Adobe dataSky had vast amounts of Adobe Analytics behavioral data that was notoriously complex and difficult to process.
- Many sources, no single viewCustomers produce data every day across many sources and touchpoints, and Sky needed it combined in one place.
- No new tag, no new siloSky didn't want another SaaS product that would add a tag and silo its data further.
- The data had to stay in Sky's cloudAny platform had to run in Sky's private Google Cloud account, so the data raised no security or GDPR concerns.

