Why Insurance Companies Have Worse Data Problems | RBDR

August 30, 2017. Today on RBDR:

The International Institute for Analytics’ recent report called the insurance industry’s use and handling of data the least mature of 12 vertical markets. The issue is integrating and making sense of those data.

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“Sentiment Analytics” replacing Employee Surveys | RBDR

July 20, 2017. Today on RBDR:

1) Employee engagement surveys are popular but extremely lacking in comprehending people’s emotion, leading to use of other tools such as sentiment analytics.

2) Advice for college students interested in a marketing career: focus more attention on behavioral economics and behavioral sciences as an important way of successfully dealing with data and artificial intelligence.

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Poor Data Quality Saps 6% of your Biz Revenues | RBDR

February 27, 2017. Today on RBDR:

1) Ipsos’ Q4 and full 2016 financial results show greatest interest in “New Services” and a new business plan is coming this year.
2) The business impact from poor customer data is calculated by a United Kingdom study that pegs it at 6% loss of revenue.
3) German authorities issue consumer warnings against the purchase of the “My Friend Cayla” doll because of its data collection that is shared with an outside organization.

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2nd party research use is rising. How some MRX’ers look past SM and instead at AI (RBDR 11.01.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Research users are upping their interest in and use of second party research. They clearly believe it is very valuable.

2) Research users have a growing interest in Artificial Intelligence, many of them seeing it as more worthwhile than coveted social media research.

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Did poor data use cripple Trump 2016? Google promotes girls’ careers in comp sci. (RBDR 10.24.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) ThinkVine’s Matt Nitzberg presents his perspective on self-inflicted damage done to Donald Trump from his coolness towards the use of data to drive his election campaign.

2) Google established the “Made with Code” website in 2014 to address the less-than-1% of U.S. high school girls who express interest in majoring in computer science in college. Read the original article by clicking here.

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