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The Experian Marketing Suite is recognized by The Relevancy Group for its innovative technology and functionality, offline and addressable TV solutions for marketers.
This Forbes business story about how the Experian DataLabs was established illustrates the innovation and entrepreneurial spirit that is alive and well at Experian today.
TMCnet’s premium technology blog, TechZone360 featured a byline article by Eric Haller, Executive Vice President of Experian DataLabs about the growing demand for data scientists. According to Haller, because data science is in its infancy, there’s tremendous room for innovation.
The American economy rises and falls on the successes of the small business community. As a major contributor to job growth, as well as innovation, small businesses have laid the foundation toward our country’s economic success. But as important as small businesses are to financial progress of our economy, some business owners have experienced their own growth challenges along the way.
This Q&A interview that appeared on Monster.com with Dr. Shanji Xiong, Experian DataLab’s global chief scientist, discusses his career and provides advice for data scientist hopefuls.
Good data is a critical part of building a robust business strategy. Organizations use actionable data insight to improve the customer experience, drive operational efficiencies, leverage cost savings, and enhance the bottom line. In fact, the majority of sales decisions are expected to be driven by customer data by 2020.
The Relevancy Group’s The Marketer Quarterly recognized Experian’s contributions to outstanding email marketing campaigns
This article published in CIO Review magazine by Eric Haller, executive vice-president of Experian’s global DataLabs, discusses the science behind Big Data and how it can be used as a force for good.
Consumers are more confident managing their credit since recession.
Experian released the Q3 today featuring data that highlights consumer credit card debt has now reached its highest level since Q4 2009. Credit card debt levels reached $650 billion in Q3 2015, the highest it has been since Q4 2009 when it was $667 billion.