
The top 3 common-sense rules for using consumer data ethically
Leveraging rich consumer data for growth is both powerful and perilous. Luckily, avoiding the most dangerous pitfalls is simple.
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Leveraging rich consumer data for growth is both powerful and perilous. Luckily, avoiding the most dangerous pitfalls is simple.
Most data scientists practice some version of what could be called a data survey; the goal is to surface meaningful patterns, gaps, and anomalies with an eye toward prediction.
The rule of thumb is the more data the better. The more information our models can train off of, or the larger data set to glean insights from will allow for much more meaningful results versus just being based on a random or predetermined set of data.
For nearly every B2C company, revenue is linked to the customer lifecycle. Leverage rich customer data and predictive analytics techniques to generate insights and make predictions that measurably improve outcomes at each stage of the customer lifecycle.