Innovation

This feature article from DMN profiles Emad Georgy, Chief Technology Officer for Experian Marketing Services, as well as his team’s approach to data and predictive analytics. According to the article, “The other drive for Georgy’s commitment to data analytics has been interactions with clients … Data can help brands ‘uniquely understand customer behavior. At Experian, with all of our expertise, we can play a role in getting data to a position where it’s actionable.’” Click here to read the full article.

We are proud to put innovation at the forefront of what we do – driving our activations and analytics to serve our customers and secure a better, more productive future.

This rapid growth in data collection is creating strong demand for data scientists, and there is a shortage of data scientists with extensive experience in the field.

Adam Fingersh, senior vice president and general manager of Experian’s fraud and identity business, shared several fraud prevention strategies that businesses and consumers can use to manage risk and increase security while using Internet-enabled products, also known as the Internet of Things (IoT).

Emad Georgy, global CTO of Experian Marketing Services, explains how marketers can enhance customer journey to attain success in their business.

Experian has expanded its growing North America DataLabs in San Diego to further innovation and enable leading data scientists to help clients and businesses solve strategic marketing and risk management problems through advanced data analysis processes, research and development.

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.

In this article from Inc., Eric Haller, executive vice president of Experian DataLabs, discusses the data scientist role and why it is so important that many startups will likely need to hire one in 2016.