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Fast Forward: Analytics and Data Mining Skills Give Grads a Competitive Edge

Category: Data Management

Tags: data mining, data

Overview Analytics is a secret weapon of many top-performing companies nowadays. Organizations such as Amazon.com, Harrah's, Capital One and even the Boston Red Sox have dominated their fields by employing industrial-strength analytics across a wide variety of activities, mining vast amounts of customer data to help reduce fraud, anticipate resource demand, increase acquisition, curb customer attrition and more. If the institution isn't teaching students about the importance of analytics and data mining in the business world, now is the time to examine how doing so can improve their chances of gaining a true competitive edge in nowadays cutthroat job market.

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Publisher
SAS Institute
File Format
Webcast
Date Published
Aug 31, 2007
Format
Webcasts
Topics
Knowledge and Data Management, Data Mining - Analysis

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