With SQL data Processing, we can use our advanced tools to comb the web for the virtually unlimited amount of information currently available on the internet. Our SQL data Processing services are capable of creating massive databases of information for modeling.
Market Basket Analysis
Discover items that are most frequently purchased together to optimize product bundles and placement. As an example of how we can use this data processing to our advantage, let’s take a look at the current consumer trends in product bundling. We can use our advanced tools to comb the web for the virtually unlimited amount of information currently available on the internet. Our data processing services are capable of creating massive databases of information for modeling. Discover items that are most frequently purchased together to optimize product bundles and placement. The power of SQL data processing allows us to achieve a holistic marketing solution that will lower costs for vendors, increase profit margins for customers, and keep your brand secure from potential lawsuits!
Market Analysis
Define market segments by automatically grouping similar customers together and use segmentation to target the most profitable customers. Segmentation is the process of identifying and differentiating unique groups of customers for targeted marketing. After defining the market, you can apply segmentation to identify and separate out different market segments. The idea is to divide customers into groups based on their shared needs and wants so that you can determine what would appeal to each group. Say you’re in charge of marketing for a company that produces a variety of packaged foods. You have already done your research and discovered that the primary market you are targeting are families with young children. You define your market as homemakers who are at least 30 years old with at least two children under the age of six, with an annual income between $30,000 and $50,000.
The information you gathered allowed you to determine what kinds of things each customer may be interested in purchasing. To segment your market further, you could apply other criteria such as location or family size. For example, young families living within driving distance of the city may be more likely to buy certain products than those living outside the area.
Sales Forecasting
Predict sales and inventory amounts and learn how they are interrelated to foresee bottlenecks and improve performance. In the world of business, data is the lifeblood that flows through every aspect of a company. From sales to customer service, human resources to payroll, and even marketing to management, every part of a company can be improved by having access to information that helps make better decisions.
In sales, it’s important to have a reliable method of forecasting future sales in order to plan for the correct amount of inventory and staff. In this article, we’ll discuss the ways that SQL Server can be used to programmatically calculate sales forecasts based on historical data.
Text Analysis
Analyze feedback to find common themes and trends that concern your customers or employees, informing decisions with unstructured input. Data is everywhere, but the information it contains doesn’t always take the same shape or lend itself to our purposes. Unstructured data that has no clear organization or pattern—like freeform comments on a website, a word cloud of a social media feed, or an audio recording of a focus group—has to be analyzed in order to reveal meaningful insights.
While there are many ways to go about analyzing unstructured data, text analysis is one of the most common approaches companies use to make sense of their feedback and gain actionable insights. Text analytics can be used to glean general information about your customers’ impressions of your business, like what they’re saying about your products. On the other hand, you could use text analytics to determine the sentiment of your employees towards an idea, product or service.
Text analytics systems are built around natural language processing (NLP), which involves taking large amounts of written language and breaking it down into smaller, meaningful parts that computers can understand. For example, NLP can break down a paragraph into words, sentences and identify all the different entities mentioned within that context. I