If you were rewarded to engage in healthy behaviors, would you take better care of yourself? Vitality, founded in South Africa, is the world’s first health insurer to use behavioral economics and data analytics to incentivize customers to live healthier. […]
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Target: You Can’t Hide That Baby Bump From Us
Target knows more about you than your closest friends and family. Beware the all-seeing, all-knowing Bullseye.
Using data analytics to bend morbidity curves
Through behavioural economics and data analytics, the Vitality wellness program has allowed dynamic underwriting that creates value for insurance companies and their members
Kroger: Doubling down on data in the face of hungry competition
Kroger, the world’s third largest retail chain, has become one of the most data-centric organizations in the $600 billion grocery industry.
Health Catalyst: Solving Data in Healthcare
Health Catalyst is a rare story of success in the difficult area of cataloguing and translation of healthcare data into actionable insight.
Alexa, what should I wear today?
Amazon is leveraging Alexa to gain a deeper foothold in the apparel space.
Darden Restaurants – Winning Customers with Data
Restaurants are looking to data to differentiate themselves in a rapidly changing competitive environment
Cogito – AI for a Better Human Customer Service Experience
Cogito uses real-time emotional intelligence software that incorporates AI and machine learning to analyze voice calls and assist call centers to better engage with their customers.
Starbucks’ secret ingredient: data analytics
Starbucks is one of the largest and best-known companies in the world, with over 27,000 stores and $22 billion in revenue last year[i]. And the secret ingredient to much of Starbucks’ success is its innovative use of data analytics. Data […]
Robo Advisors and the business of automated advice
Roby advisory (“robos”), are low-cost automated investment platforms that utilizes mathematical algorithms to support investment decisions and create diversified financial portfolios. Analysts predict that by 2020 broadly defined robo advisory services are expected to manage between $2.2 to $3.7 trillion in assets. Can they replace a human Financial Advisor and become the main stream asset allocation solution?