June 2008
- Digital + recognized for boosting customer satisfaction and loyalty
- Retain at-risk students with predictive analytics
- The State of Texas targets unpaid tax dollars
- Yphise honors SPSS’ predictive analytics software and solutions
- "See it in SPSS" offers hands-on demos to help your organization succeed
- Gain more value from text mining at the 4th Annual Text Analytics Summit
Digital+ recognized for boosting customer satisfaction and loyalty
SPSS announced the winner of the 2008 Insight Award™ on May 14 at the Directions European Conference, where hundreds of customers gathered with analysts and journalists in Athens, Greece. The Insight Award honors the customer which has most effectively driven the widespread use of data to improve decision making—and taken steps to become a true Predictive Enterprise through the use of SPSS' predictive analytics software. This year SPSS recognized Digital+, Spain's leading pay television provider, for successfully improving the customer experience and strengthening relationships with its viewers.
Discover how Digital+ prospers with predictive analytics.
Retain at-risk students with predictive analytics
Do you have a plan to prevent the attrition of good students? Join AACRAO Consulting and SPSS at on June 11 and learn how you can use predictive analytics to retain at-risk students. You'll discover the different types of models that can predict attrition; best practices for conducting your analysis; and how to use your results to facilitate timely intervention and improve retention rates.
Learn how to use predictive analytics to recognize and respond to the signs of student attrition!
The State of Texas targets unpaid tax dollars
The Comptroller of Public Accounts (CPA), the government agency responsible for revenue management and compliance in the State of Texas, first deployed SPSS in 2003 for audit selection. Now, it uses SPSS' predictive analytics software to score and prioritize delinquent accounts based on debt size and likelihood to pay, based on dozens of behavioral indicators. SPSS enables all levels of government to analyze and identify patterns in multiple data sources—such as taxpayer profiles, previous filings, call center notes, and audit history—and share these findings graphically across geographic and jurisdictional boundaries. As a result, agencies can anticipate taxpayer behaviors and events and maximize limited resources.
Discover how Texas maximizes returns on delinquent tax accounts.
Yphise honors SPSS' predictive analytics software and solutions
Yphise, a leading information technology research firm, conducted a comprehensive product evaluation and recently selected SPSS as the recipient of the Yphise AWARD for best Operational Predictive Analytics (OPA) solutions. The award honors SPSS Predictive Enterprise Services™, an analytics management platform; Clementine®, SPSS' data-mining workbench; and Dimensions™, SPSS' survey research platform, as the best-ranked products that manage real-time predictive analysis within business processes to support decision making. Yphise found that SPSS' predictive analytics software ranked the highest against its competition, including SAS and KXEN.
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"See it in SPSS" offers hands-on demos to help your organization succeed
Have you seen how the latest SPSS products can support your data analysis efforts? Join us at "See it in SPSS" in Denver on June 11 for a free hands-on demonstration of SPSS® 16.0, plus demos of Clementine, Dimensions™, Dimensions Desktop Reporter™, or SPSS Text Analysis for Surveys™.
Register today and gain more value with SPSS products.
Gain more value from text mining at the 4th Annual Text Analytics Summit
Nucleus Research has found that SPSS text mining technology can reduce customer churn by more than 50 percent, and increase analyst productivity by up to 50 percent. If you'd like to create value from your text, plan to join SPSS and Nucleus Research at the 4th Annual Text Analytics Summit, June 16-17, in Boston, Massachusetts. View live demos of SPSS' Text Mining for Clementine, attend industry-specific roundtable discussions, and network with colleagues. Listen to the biggest names in text analytics technologies, including speakers from the European Commission, Microsoft, TDWI, Attensity, and more. SPSS' Oliver Jouve, vice president of corporate development, and Rebecca Wettemann, vice president of research, Nucleus Research, will also offer insight on the real benefits of text mining technologies during a featured presentation on June 17.
Get the details and register today!
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