NEWS28 October 2011
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NEWS28 October 2011
US— Hewlett-Packard (HP) has announced promising results for a pilot programme that combined social media and company-held data in a bid to predict customer behaviour.
Piloted by HP customers in the media and entertainment industries, Project Fusion combined two sets of data: unstructured (Amazon reviews, customer surveys, support logs and other natural-language text) and structured data (customer support tickets, sales transactions and customer demographics).
HP Labs developed new analytics technology to convert the unstructured data to a structured format, which allowed human analysts to use standard data-mining and statistical tools to analyse the two sets together.
In one case, HP said ‘social signals’ were found to predict customer support tickets with 90% accuracy, and in another case different social signals were shown to be “highly correlated” to sales.
HP’s VP of customer intelligence Prasanna Dhore said: “The results are significant enough to act on. Applying this methodology can improve both the customer experience and the bottom line.”
Read more at the HP Data Central blog.
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