Fractal Analytics a leading provider of predictive analytics, today
announced the availability of presentation copies from recent Big Data
and Predictive Analytics events held in Orlando, San Francisco and
London. Roughly 1,600 Big Data and analytics professionals attended the
three events to learn and share the latest innovations and uses of Big
Data technology.
At the three events, Fractal Analytics presented on 1) how to get
started with Big Data; 2) how to measure the effectiveness of social
media; and 3) the 2020 vision of how businesses will move toward
analytics.
On June 12-16, 2012, Fractal Analytics was invited by its technology
partner, Information Builders, to present at their Users Conference
Summit 2012 held just outside Orlando, Florida. Deepak Ramanathan, Vice
President, Global Consulting for Financial Services and Insurance at
Fractal Analytics, presented “Squeezing more insights from big data”.
Deepak shared his experience working with companies to get started with
Big Data by diagnosing business needs and prioritizing these with an
integrated analytics approach to ensure business goals are achieved.
Click here (http://www.fractalanalytics.com/newsandevents/events/146.html)
for a copy of the presentation.
On April 24-26, Fractal Analytics was invited to present at the Social
Media & Web Analytics Innovation Forum by IE Group in San Francisco.
Rebecca Schlachter, Director of Advanced Analytics at Fractal Analytics,
presented “Measuring, Evaluating and Predicting the Social Consumer”
where she shared her perspective on how social media analytics goes
beyond measuring sentiment to measure the business impact across
selected Key Performance Indicators for all social media and website
activities. The solution’s dynamic visualization dashboard shows
relationships between each activity and business metric such as
ecommerce sales. Download a copy of presentation here (http://www.fractalanalytics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=143).
On April 18-19, 2012, Fractal Analytics and one of their key clients
co-presented “The world of payment and business intelligence - A peek
into the future”, at two Big Data Analytics conferences hosted by The IE
Group in London - Predictive Analytics Innovation and Big Data
Innovation.
Sankar Narayanan –Vice President, Client Servicing at Fractal Analytics
highlighted four trends shaping Business Intelligence as we approach
2020: 1) a shift from static reporting to predictive and accessible
analytics enabling better real-time decisions, 2) need to link analytics
investment to business direction and bottom-line results, 3) a T3
(Talent, Tangible, Trust) business maturity scorecard to measure
internal collaboration and ensure the power of data is realized, and 4)
the convergence of technology to support anytime, anywhere connections
between consumers and businesses. To learn more about insights shared
during the conference, download a copy of the presentations here (http://www.fractalanalytics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=148).
Prior presentations are available for download here (http://www.fractalanalytics.com/newsandevents/events.html)
, which will also carry future event presentations. For example, Hari
Hariharan, Vice President of Advanced Analytical Solutions at Fractal
Analytics will present a new approach to personalize target marketing at
the IIR Shopper’s Insights in Actions event in Chicago during July
18-20. Click here (http://www.fractalanalytics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=147)
to learn more about this event.
We believe analytics is critical to deeply connect with consumers, earn
customer loyalty, make better decisions to reduce waste, and ultimately
improve lives. Fortune 500 companies partner with Fractal to build
breakthrough analytic solutions, set up analytical centers of
excellence, and create a culture of data driven decisioning.
We solve problems, operationalize solutions to drive results, and
ultimately drive change in organizations towards fact-based decisioning.
We help businesses: (a) Understand, predict and influence consumer
behavior; (b) Improve marketing, pricing, supply chain, risk and claims
management; (c) Harmonize data, visualize information, build dashboards
and forecast business performance.
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