Predictive Customer Intelligence (PCI), or Predictive Customer Analytics, helps you understand your customers better, individually. It helps you “predict” what your customers would want next. But is it really for you?
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It’s your birthday and one of the first messages on your phone is from your bank wishing you a very happy birthday! While we won’t contemplate about the kind of social life you might be leading, it’s safe to say that by sending that message, your bank certainly earned some brownie points with you. Read More »How to Use Predictive Customer Intelligence?
Let’s say, Joe’s your customer. Getting him onboard has been quite a feat for you and your team. Now to retain Joe as your customer, you need to know:
> What does Joe want next?
> Will your products/services cater to his needs?
Read More »What is Predictive Customer Intelligence?
Engaged employees are one of the most valuable assets of a company. Better engagement always means more creativity, better communication and increased productivity. Enterprises today need more engaged employees than ever before.
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Criminal justice systems worldwide struggle with high rates of recidivism and poor correctional performance. According to a report released by Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) on April 2014, among all the 404,638 prisoners released in 2005 in 30 states of U.S., 67.8 percent of them were arrested within 3 years of release, and 76.6 percent were arrested within 5 years of release. (See following image)
Read More »How the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Utilizes Predictive Analytics to Gain Insight on Recidivism Rates
Understanding, analyzing and creating reports on crime patterns, criminal behavior, and past crimes is crucial in efforts to help prevent crime. We published a blog post that discusses how police forces are utilizing predictive analytics to understand the crime in their area and determine crime “hot spot” maps to better patrol certain areas. We also published a post on how Universities are utilizing predictive analytics to address where and when criminal activities are likely to happen on campuses.
Read More »Crime Analysis with IBM Watson Analytics
Since the birth of the first PC, security issues threatens every industry that is implementing IT technology. Traditionally, the solution for IT security was to build a specific response on a specific cybersecurity threats. Since a few years ago, leading companies in the security industry have pronounced that, for every known threat, there is a solution. This is likely to be true.
Read More »Predictive Analysis – A New Solution for IT Security
U.S. News recently published the 2015 Best College rankings which includes the latest rankings for all US colleges and universities. However, if you pay attention to the details, one thing may surprise you – crime data, or more precisely campus security, were not factored into the Best Colleges rankings methodology.
Read More »Using IBM SPSS Predictive Analytics to Gain University Campus Security Analysis
For most companies, quick and accurate decisions are made every day to ensure organization goals are met such as increased revenue, internal cost reduction, risk management and other improved outcomes crucial to a company’s success.
Read More »Analytical Decision Management with IBM
Big Data and analytics may be a fresh word to some industries, but the oil and gas industry has long dealt with large quantities of data to make technical decisions. With the rise of pervasive computing devices as well as new analytic tools and advanced storage capabilities, companies can capture more detailed data in real time at lower costs and from previous inaccessible areas, to improve their performance. Information and data are now going through a big expansion, which makes predictive analysis more and more important to the oil and gas industry.
Read More »How the Oil and Gas Industry Utilizes Predictive Analytics for Key Insights