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Business intelligence vs. predictive analytics: Turn key differences into advantages

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Uses of predictive analytics include workforce forecasting, sales forecasting, and brands’ suggestions for what customers may want to purchase next. Business intelligence supports numerous functions across an organization from recruitment and hiring to training and compliance, as well as marketing and sales.

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To Better Train Workers, Figure Out Where They Struggle

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Almost half (49%) said that it was difficult to ensure a return on investment (ROI). This is a particularly acute issue at the entry level, where employers have come to accept that high levels of attrition and low levels of productivity and quality are normal. These metrics can be converted into an estimate of ROI for the employer.

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How One Company Made Its Analytics Investment Pay Off

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Second, the ABU team is paid using variable compensation, based on projects that have been fully implemented and based on their ROI. Recruited employees had: (1) significant quantitative strength; (2) negotiating skills and diplomacy; (3) the ability to communicate with the business lines; and (4) entrepreneurial instincts.

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6 ways to renew (and stick to!) your CX vows

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Yes, tracking metrics will help to prove ROI to key stakeholders throughout your organization, but it will also likely reveal additional aspects of your CX transformation strategy that require adjustments. Step #6: Measure your success with customer-focused metrics This final step is more like the beginning of your long-term CX strategy.

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How Blockchain Can Help Marketers Build Better Relationships with Their Customers

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Vendors using eBay and Shopify pay listing and sales fees, and consumers pay transaction fees on payment portals like PayPal. Operationally, companies may be able to build new levels of trust with individuals, and ultimately connect their products and services with consumers in a manner and scale impossible to achieve without blockchain.