
Instead of being stalled by the overabundance of unstructured information, analytically competitive companies start with facts and analysis, and then develop an assessment.
Instead of being stalled by the overabundance of unstructured information, analytically competitive companies start with facts and analysis, and then develop an assessment.
By listening to customers, American General Life Companies has increased sales and improved the customer experience in ways that matter most to customers.
Customers share a plethora of information about themselves with companies. Organizations can glean additional insights using sophisticated anlytical tools.
Companies that can formalize their interactions with engaged customers and build a customer advocate community will gain competitive advantage.
Taking a strategic approach to data, businesses can manage critical capabilities that make a direct impact on how they get, keep, and grow their customers.
Profitable business performance is not a one-time activity. It is an ongoing evolution that requires rich, cross-channel customer intelligence.
Financial services organizations that use analytics to inform their branch staffing decisions will improve both customer satisfaction and operational profitability.
The complex art and simple science of developing a differentiated multichannel strategy
In today's increasingly social world, more and more customers are sharing their opinions directly and indirectly across multiple channels. These online behaviors provide a treasure trove of business insight.
Using multidimensional segmentation, companies can better target their customers by developing and maintaining a detailed understanding of their behaviors, needs, and value.
Denihan Hospitality Group CMO John Moser’s analytical eye on the customer experience has helped Denihan Hospitality Group to improve customer loyalty, and will guide its plans to double its portfolio over the next five years.
With customer data and analytics tools more accessible than ever, C-level executives have the facts and figures at their fingertips that will enable them to make better choices for their company.
The dynamic nature of today’s telecom customers requires an equally dynamic use of analytics to understand customers and make decisions.