In data we trust: how customer data is revolutionising our economy
2012 · 213 pagine · Bloomsbury · ISBN 9781408179536
Trama
Is it really possible for credit card companies to predict a divorce long before the couple in question know the end is nigh? Absolutely. All the information the companies need is already at their fingertips. The days of marketing professionals relying on 'gut feeling' are long gone, and intelligently analysed data streams make forecasting customer behaviour straightforward.
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