Posts Tagged ‘ consumer data ’

Join the data quality revolution!

Delinquent data and inaccuracy is simply unaffordable[ READ MORE ]

Do you have a winning data quality strategy?

Stay ahead of the game with a winning data quality strategy.[ READ MORE ]

Nick Mothershaw, Director Identity and Fraud Solutions, discusses the Fraud Report 2013

Join the webinar for first-hand analysis of the past 12 months and emerging fraud trends.[ READ MORE ]

DataIQ NOW! 2013

Yesterday I was at DataIQ NOW! with a group of data professionals, who all share my passion for data and the potential it gives us to deliver even smarter marketing campaigns. Read about my key takeaways from the event.[ READ MORE ]

Real-time electronic validation benefits more than 50,000 residents and helps ease local authority overheads

First-hand local authority case study outlining the successful implementation of our Authenticate solution.[ READ MORE ]

Using Financial Strategy Segmentation to analyse the impact of fraud

To get more in-depth insight into the behaviour of some of Britain's most financially-stressed groups, we have provided Financial Strategy Segment (FSS) analysis in the Fraud Report 2013.[ READ MORE ]

Regional Round-up : March 2013

A snapshot of key official and Experian regional data released this month.[ READ MORE ]

Digital Trends 2013: The Potential of Big Data

Data has undoubtedly been a marketing buzzword now for a number of years. On the marketing conference circuit in 2012, no agenda was complete without an array of presentations warning us to ‘watch out’ and telling us to ‘get ready’ for the Big Data explosion.[ READ MORE ]

Insurers continue to count the cost of soaring fraud

With annual fraud losses across the UK now reaching £70 billion, it is estimated that insurance fraud now tops £2 billion.[ READ MORE ]

Costly collections – is there a better way?

Identifying customers at risk of default is a new concept to most lenders. Mark Keyworth, Client Consulting Director for Experian, explains the way to reduce risk and cost significantly; by monitoring and spotting the warning signs of pre-delinquency and acting early enough to avoid collections.[ READ MORE ]