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Leveraging Expertise Of Statistical Data Mining

Marketics is a premier provider of leading edge Marketing Analytics and Marketing Data Management Services for integrating, analysing and interpreting customer data. Headquartered in Bangalore, India, we work with global marketers and allied services organizations. We have an office each in the United States and in the United Kingdom.

We deliver superior, faster and cost-effective solutions that drive smart marketing strategies, efficient plans and measurable ROI. Our best-in-class processes leverage the expertise of statistical data mining specialists and marketing domain professionals.

Our goal is to help our clients improve marketing effectiveness of global marketers. We call this Actionable Analytics® and is defined as the "the optimum set of activities required to convert data into actionable intelligence". We add value at every stage of the data management process chain.

About the Author

Vijay Jumani,
Director - Business Development
Marketics Technologies
#381, 100 Feet Road,
Indira nagar, Bangalore 560038.
Tel : +91.80.5115.4360/1/3/4
vijay@marketics.com

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