The average business pays $4.3 million in costs from lost customers resulting from data breaches. And that’s just a portion of the costs, which also include the costs of detection, notification, post-breach response, and one that cannot be ignored, the reputation of your business….
Data Management
Organizations aren’t ready for GDPR, the General Protection Data Regulation. Only 40 percent of companies in the UK have begun preparing for the wide-ranging privacy regulation as of mid-2017, along with 28 percent in the EU and only five percent of those in the…
Neuromarketing and artificial intelligence are lending a helping hand to marketers who are making their way down the unknown path of psychological responses.
Whether you’re an old data pro who wants to liven up your data game or a newbie just looking for ways to get started, here’s a roundup of great ways to get to know and engage your audience. Everything on this list is free…
Welcome to our Day-to-Data series where we will be interviewing data-driven folks from a variety of industries. With the elections just around the corner, this month we’re focusing on the presidential campaign and how specific campaigns are using data. We had the pleasure of…
How companies can create campaigns to collect data the right way from their biggest fans.
How teams are using data to learn more than ever about their fans—and how they’re using that knowledge.
When there is a data breach or algorithms spewing out less than favorable results, who is the first person to blame? Typically, it’s the CEO.
The data being collected on players and teams helps improve performance and reduce injuries, but teams are missing the other half of the equation: the fans.
Recently, I’ve found myself talking more and more about data to the sports world. The questions that people are asking are interesting ones. I’ve shared them below along with what I can only promise is my very best advice.