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Develop more innovative customer experiences

Putting your customers at the heart of your marketing strategy allows you to understand their expectations better, improve their experience with your brand and develop their loyalty.

Optimizing the user experience for an energy specialist

The objective: to better understand customers to increase satisfaction. To achieve this, we have developed end-to-end approaches that integrate the creation of analysis, decision support, and monitoring solutions. Thanks to our AI solutions, such as Deep Review, we are accelerating these developments to understand the causes of dissatisfaction based on sentiment analysis (NLP) of customer feedback from all sources.

Create a relationship program for e-commerce

We are assisting an e-commerce player in implementing a relationship program to increase customer repurchase. Thanks to the development of a purchase cycle analysis solution, we were able to identify the customers to contact, the time of contact, and the content of the message, allowing us to establish an actionable contact plan for each segment built in the first phase of the project.

AI solutions for customer centricity

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Ai Abstract Art

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network: a…

DePINs, short for Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks, refer to physical infrastructure networks managed on a decentralized basis.
Unlike traditional systems based on centralized management by large groups, DePINs involve operation by individuals or small groups.

2024

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Customer churn with IA and Heka

Customer churn prediction with Data Science

Thanks to Machine Learning, companies can significantly improve their activities by leveraging their data. Machine Learning is a field of study of artificial intelligence that gives an AI the ability to "learn" from data.

2024

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Anomaly detection by Heka

Anomaly Detection in Time Series

Anomaly Detection is becoming ubiquitous throughout all industries as one of the most important data science use cases to address.
An anomaly, or outlier, can be defined as a point that does not fit the pattern of the rest of the data or expected results. While there are many different origins to an

2024

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