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Operational Analytics: Putting Analytics to Work in Operational Systems
by James Taylor
Operational analytics are key to improve business processes, increase competitve position and enhance customer relationships. This research conducted by James Taylor discusses the role of analytics in operational systems, the technologies and approaches involved, the benefits and business value gained from implementing operational analytics and best practices from actual deployment of such technology.
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Case Studies - Adaptive Technologies Case Study and Vendor Summary
This for-profit technical education provider needed to identify the potential value of leads to ensure that its new student acquisition strategy was successful in creating a pipeline of prospective students. ATi provided the analytic expertise and and strategic help to make this happen. - Aha! Case Study and Vendor Summary
Deltacom is a large communication provider who instituted operational analytics to create an enterprise solution for an excellent customer experience. Aha!'s solution delivers a new level of understanding and analysis that is current and actionable. - Fuzzy Logix Case Study and Vendor Summary
To thrive, Trident Marketing must deliver high-yield marketing programs. With Fuzzy Logix technology deployed in a number of projects, Trident Marketing can ask complex, sophisticated questions to deliver profitable results for its clients. - Oracle Case Study and Vendor Summary
A major North American financial services company adopted Oracle Real-Time Decisions to manage offers made and content displayed on its website to improve stronger bottom-line performance and build customer loyalty. - SAS Case Study and Vendor Summary
GE Rail's customers are railroads, shippers and the companies whose goods are being transported. The analytic team built a web-enabled application using SAS that integrated legacy information for use by the call center. The current solution saved more than $1 million and took less than 6 months to recoup the intital investment.
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