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Consumer Products
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Grow Market Share (%) across outlets (Trade Marketing)

Identify demand for different products at an outlet level

Plan merchandising/marketing activities/sales visits at an outlet level

Customer Acquisition

Customer Intelligence

Active Customers
Inactive Customers
Digital Customers

Get consumer insights across the life cycle of the customer

Qualify leads (Individuals) coming from digital channels

Detect fraudulent orders

Identifying cross-selling opportunities across existing customers

Activating inactive customers

Customer Acquisition
Demand Analysis at a Grass Root Level

11 Dec 2020

Demand Analysis at a Grass Root Level

Currently, Demand Analysis and Market Research is done at a pin code/zip code level in the Pharmaceutical industry. In Mumbai alone, a pin code on an average has 74 pharmacies, 4 hospitals and over 45 societies...

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Audience Match: A data-driven Geotargeting system

23 Apr 2020

Audience Match: A data-driven Geotargeting system

In an overpopulated country like India, supply is usually not sufficient to meet the demand in many places. But more often than not, the problem lies with the allocation of resources rather than a simple shortage of stock...

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Electric Vehicle Charging Station: Location Optimization

17 Apr 2020

Electric Vehicle Charging Station: Location Optimization

The science of Location Intelligence in Traffic and Mobility is a much more dynamic game altogether. If we look at an area as a 2-dimensional graph, the roads and transportation means are simply a network of static nodes and edges...

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