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L’évaluation de projets de stratégies de communication sur les médias sociaux fait également l’objet d’une attention particulière au sein de ces 2 dossiers. Use Big Data to Predict Your Customers' Behaviors - Jeffrey F. Rayport. By Jeffrey F.
Rayport | 10:00 AM September 5, 2012 “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” So said Yogi Berra, baseball great and amateur philosopher. Sensible (and amusing) as it sounds, his dictum no longer rings true. The Age of Big Data has arrived — and, with it, the ability to predict the future is increasingly a part of a new business reality. Advantage lies in a capacity to predict the future before your rivals can — whether they’re companies or criminals. The beauty of such Big Data applications is that they can process Web-based text, digital images, and online video. For example, retailers like Wal-Mart and Kohl’s are making use of sales, pricing, and economic data, combined with demographic and weather data, to fine-tune merchandising store by store and anticipate appropriate timing of store sales.
Much of the data organizations are crunching is human-generated. The net of all this is hardly a cold quantitative world. More >> Urban Planning the Customer Experience. Have you ever thought about what it would be like as an urban planner?
I’m sort of fascinated by the subject, partially because I’m totally enamored with our home community of Oak Park, Illinois. Oak Park, early in the suburban sprawl that defined the landscape of America, was a somewhat planned community. Parks, schools, retail and housing were carefully considered. I am fairly certain it is impossible to live here without being within comfortable walking distance of a park. Plus, thanks to the consideration and action of a few very smart (and not to mention brave) people, Oak Park is a diverse community BY DESIGN, thanks to founding and continued dedication of the Oak Park Regional Housing Center in 1972. Thinking about this recently, I realized we selected Oak Park as the place to raise our families because, for our needs, it provided the best customer experience.
It had to be close enough to the city of Chicago that we didn’t feel like we lived elsewhere. Marketing Automation.