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    All in all, the notion of predictive analytics in a more advanced manner would probable change the way e-platforms work. Few of the currently implemented predictive analytics examples. • Google Search More than a billion users come across this moment when they start writing in the google search box and it already is ready with some suggestions, almost every time one or the other suggestion matches their need. Google uses terabytes of storage space to store anything and everything that we might search

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    Predictive Analytics: A Gold-Mine Yet To Be Exploited To Its Zenith Akanksha Pandey Information Technology Department, VESIT, Mumbai-74, India. Abstract 1. Introduction The proliferation, ubiquity and increasing power of computer technology has increased the volume of data oday`s mobile technologies and social media have collection and it`s storage manifold. This led to unleashed an exponential increase

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    Introduction Predictive Analytics is quantitative analysis to support predictions. Predictions of for example - product sales, costs, headcount, metrics; customer churn; credit scoring; cross sell / up sell opportunities; market campaign response; anomalies, fraud. SAP Predictive Analytics is business intelligence software from SAP that is designed to enable organizations to analyze large data sets and predict future outcomes and behaviors. For example, SAP Predictive Analytics can help make sense

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    Benefits and Potential Pitfalls of Predictive Analytics In the increasingly competitive global business environment, each organization needs to take advantage of every tool, opportunity, and advantage it can to achieve the best products and services, to gain and maintain market share, and keep stakeholders happy from investors and workers to supply chain and customers. The advance of data analysis has opened up new vistas to support decision making. Decision support systems (Sauter, 2010) have emerged

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    In this paper, it will figure the benefits of data mining to the businesses when employing on predictive analytics to understand the behavior of customers, association finding into products sold to customers, web mining to find business knowledge from Web customers, and clustering to find related customer information. It will assess the reliability of the data mining algorithms, and to decide if they can be trusted and predict the errors they are likely to produce. It will analyze privacy concerns

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    SUMMARY: “Predictive analytics uses technology to predict the future and influence it.” [27] It is predominantly being used to improve business processes, which is a great opportunity for entrepreneurs to achieve positive business outcomes [26]. The goal of this white paper is to discuss the impact of predictive analytics in today’s world and the various concerns that come along with it. The paper addresses key research questions like what are the legal and ethical concerns that rise from predictive analytics

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    Secondly, predictive analytics not only use statistical algorithms and forecasts on historical data but also anticipate likely situations to plan ahead. The means of these predictive models differs depending on their behaviour and future events but the aim is to go beyond reporting what has happened in providing the best assessment of what will happen. Data mining is an important component that tends to identify trends, patterns and relationship. They largely depend on statistical models and multivariate

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    Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie, or Die is a good entry-level book into the realm of analysis based on gathered data. The terminology used is not technical. The writing is humorous, optimistic, and engaging. The content is eye-opening, insightful, terrifying, and thought-provoking – simultaneously. Being both informative and enjoyable, the writing style reminded me of Freakonomics in many ways. Graphic devices such as flow charts, cartoons

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    current way of leveraging this data. Predictive analytics give these organizations the ability to leverage all of their big data. II. Predictive Analytics Capability: Predictive Analytics are able to help companies make sense of their historical data creating many potential advantages. Many organizations in the past have based decisions on what they believe to be true. They have had very little means to actually be able to know if they were making

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    Predictive Analytics Predictive analytics is a technology that makes use of the current and existing database to produce a trend and predict future outcomes. In short, it does not tell you what will happen in the future. Most of the companies use a model named Predictable Model that helps them to know as to which customer is likely to stay and which ones are probably one timers. The model is created after careful study and scrutiny of the sales records and the result is a score that provides the

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