Category Archives: Analytics

Lies, damn lies and analytics?

Posted on November 30, 2012 by moinakbanerjee

Originally posted on Big Talk:
Over 200 years ago Benjamin Disraeli1 said: “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics”. This aphorism is still immensely popular. Every time someone wants to ridicule statistics and statistical thinking he…

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Customer Data, Analytics and Future

Posted on March 27, 2011 by moinakbanerjee

In a time when the buzz word is about data analytics and deriving value out of the humongous volumes of data, a question definitely arises, how secure could personal information be in the future when the world would have been … Continue reading →

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‘Face Off’ – from revenue assurance to revenue optimization and the way forward

Posted on March 25, 2011 by moinakbanerjee

If only it was possible to surgically put faces-off from one skin and fix it on the other, as had been shown in the Nicholas Cage, John Travolta starrer movie ‘Face Off’; business tycoons would surely have used a similar … Continue reading →

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Deriving value out of analytics softwares in telecom – the question is how much ?

Posted on March 1, 2011 by moinakbanerjee

“Mobile broadband will have the greatest impact in both mature and growth markets, but finding the right business models and managing costs will be the keys to operator success“. This is a direct quite from the an article in Analysis Mason … Continue reading →

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User Specific Attention from Google

Posted on February 13, 2011 by moinakbanerjee

Many a times and often, when we send emails, which is supposed to have attachment, and we forget to attach them as part of it, the reader has to revert only after which we apologize and resend the attachment….. seems … Continue reading →

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