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Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai is organizing the 3rd International Business Analytics conference on December 24, 2013. The conference is held with an objective to nurture business leaders in taking decisions based on statistics and data, as the future of decision making is going to be entirely data driven. During the conference renowned industry experts will present on topics related to Business Analytics and its future.
In their effort to groom future ready business managers, Great Lakes has been a pioneer in imparting knowledge with a vision. The third International Business Analytics Conference will see presentations on topics such as Application of Descriptive and Predictive analytics, Customer Relationship Management tools and Process Enhancement tools that help in increasing the profitability of the organization, presented by Senior Professors and Doctoral students from renowned universities worldwide such as University of California, National University of Singapore, as well as the reputed IITs in India. The industry is drifting towards the big data as a source for contriving product, service or business proficiency. This conference will throw light on how customer can be linked directly to a product/service to enhance profitability with help of mere but critical information.
John F Dickson, Researcher, University of Texas, Naveen Kapoor, Global Practice Head, Inter Globe Technologies and Uday Bhate, Founder and Principal Partner, nmore will grace the conference and share their insights with the students.
Date: December 24, 2013, Tuesday
Time: 9.00 AM to 1:00 PM
Venue: Dr. Bala V Balachandar Campus, Great Lakes institute of Management, East Coast Road, Manamai, Near Mahabalipuram
For Media contact:
Krishna Moorthy – 9442191717 / Asad G. Pasha – 9943216959
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