Need analytic's to wear it !!!

Analytics , a powerful word in today's time and age or maybe going to be the most powerful word in near future.

And with the advent of +bigdata it has become all the more relevant in today's day and scenario. And or age is experiencing the rise of data savvy companies.

I mean you can imagine roughly 90 % of world's existing data in 2012 were created in past 2 years!!!

And with advent of more and more smart devices and digital media's continuous evolution data is not merely generated from conventional sources of accounting, finance and official government records, it had gone beyond that.And it will keep on growing.

And if you see around the way technology is evolving with ever changing lifestyle or we can rather say to change the lifestyle.

Just following through the recent events we can understand ...like +Under Armour has signed a deal worth $150 million with +MapMyFitness so that 20 millions of their registered user can track their fitness.

By referring to this link we can see the boom of wearable technologies in the market http://bit.ly/HVt3Ay

And all these developments is going to generate huge amount of data.

Also check out this  +YouTube  video  which talks about how tech giants like +Google and social media organizations like +Facebook Login  able to manage their data and how +Hadoop  worked as a game changer.......

Leaving people to want for more !!!

I still remember the day 5 years ago when I started my reading my first e-book version of +Gone With the Wind and I sat entire day in front of my computer and finished the book.Whoever had read this classic book have sensed an ambiguity and with prayer of romance lovers for the union of  Rhett and Scarlett. And the loyal fans of the book had wished for a sequel which never came up during the lifetime of author Margaret Mitchell. The official sequel "Scarlett" got published 73 years post of Gone with the Wind by another author named Alexandra Ripley.

From that day I had read books with happy ending and filled my memory drive with more than 1 GB of romance novels written by various authors. It had become an obsession for me.

Keeping my obsessive behaviour pattern with romance novels aside…..now if I look at basics of Marketing 101 techniques. Isn't the key to success to leave your consumers wanting for more?

I mean look around the simple examples of movies which are most likely to come up with sequels, daily soaps or serials of TVs and how can I not take name of +Appleinc 

The key is to figure out where to stop selling, not overdoing or under selling it. Have the correct mix and leave consumers wanting for more.

And given the +bigdata  entering its new phase of  Analytics 3.0 its not much of a challenge for companies investing their time in Data Collection, Data Segmentation and Data Conversion.

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