84.51° is the data analytics powerhouse created by Kroger to process data from its customer loyalty program in order to create meaningful customer experiences and guide Kroger’s business decisions while keeping the customer at heart. Making sense of the immense volume of data from America’s largest grocer is no small feat. To accomplish its task, 84.51° has deployed cutting edge data science practices across its enterprise.
In a new white paper recently released, “The Impact of Data Science On Customer Intelligence, Space Strategy and Supply Chain Optimization“, 84.51° explains how this innovative data science has become embedded- specifically in three of its missions: Customer Intelligence, Space Strategy and Supply Chain Optimization.
The following sections are included in the white paper:
- Introduction
- Strategic Customer Intelligence and Experience Mission
- Space and Assortment Mission
- Supply Chain Optimization Mission
- Conclusion
“Data science has become an integral part of almost all the missions currently underway at 84.51°. On our journey toward becoming a more predictive and prescriptive solutions provider, we have evolved our project management processes to increase the quality of our tools. Before they’re deployed, our tools are thoroughly researched and tested. We ensure that our science is not only accurate, but also scalable to address the issues of any number of stores across the enterprise.”
Download the new whitepaper courtesy of 84.51°, “The Impact of Data Science On Customer Intelligence, Space Strategy and Supply Chain Optimization” to understand the company’s three missions of data science.
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