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HGS’s Virgil Wong and Smart Cube’s Nitin Aggarwal: How to Leverage Data for Revenue

HGS’s Virgil Wong and Smart Cube’s Nitin Aggarwal: How to Leverage Data for Revenue
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James Maguire
James Maguire
Dec 17, 2021
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Two industry experts discuss why companies struggle with leveraging data analytics, and provide tips on choosing data sets to mine for revenue growth. The experts:

Virgil Wong, Chief Digital Officer, HGS Digital

Nitin Aggarwal, Vice President of Data Analytics, The Smart Cube

Among the topics we discussed: 

  • Why do companies struggle to leverage data analytics? What are the common obstacles?
  • What are specific ways businesses can use data science and analytics to improve experiences for their customers and employees
  • Apart from customer data, what other data sets can companies use for revenue growth, and how?
  • Let’s look to the future of data analytics and improving customer experience. What do you see in the years ahead – and how can companies prepare now?

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