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Anne Milley 0
Clap your hands for business analytics

This is the second in my two-post interview series with Gert Laursen and Jesper Thorlund, authors of the book, Business Analytics for Managers: Taking Business Intelligence Beyond Reporting. Part one covered data visualization and the cross-functional purpose of business analytics. Here, we talk about analytic talent, measuring innovation and educating

Customer Intelligence
Waynette Tubbs 0
Twitter best practices from @biz

During Thursday’s BAI Retail Delivery Conference General Session, more than 200 banking industry leaders learned about Twitter from Isaac “Biz” Stone, co-founder of Twitter and @biz to Twitter users. Titled “Tapping into a New Generation of Consumers,” the session was led by Rich Karlgaard, Forbes magazine publisher and Digital Rules

Advanced Analytics
Mike Gilliland 0
Mistakes in the Forecasting Hierarchy

Many forecasting software packages support hierarchical forecasting. You define the hierarchical relationship of your products and locations, create forecasts at one or more levels, and then reconcile the forecasts across the full hierarchy. In a top-down approach, you generate forecasts at the highest level and apportion it down to lower

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Rick Wicklin 0
Tricks and Treats

How can you change a programming trick into a programming treat? Try this algorithm: If you develop a clever snippet of code, squirrel it away. This snippet is a "trick." If you use the trick a second time, copy and modify the code. The trick has become a "treat." If

Analytics
Peter Dorrington 0
A monster of a success

Monster.com was the pioneer in the online recruitment industry. To maintain its competitive advantage more than a decade later, the company has taken the data-driven road using research, business intelligence and predictive analytics. Jean-Paul Isson, Vice President of Global BI and Predictive Analytics at Monster Worldwide spoke today about how

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