Category: Retail Analytics
One of the many challenges of retail analysis is the way the individual analyst processes information. Since all analysis involves informational data, this makes the type of retail business intelligence software you use very...
Sometimes, retail analytics gets short-sighted. Focusing on a single channel or department can cause this because all the analysis is being done in isolation. The problem with a short-sighted analysis is that the comprehensive...
Analytic Software is an important tool for retailers because analyzing your data gives you the information and insight that you need to make intelligent business decisions. Retail analytics should give you a clear, consistent view...
Reactions can be a good thing when the reaction prevents further damage. A bicyclist needs to react when a rabbit runs across the road and the reaction needs to be both immediate and appropriate....
The challenge of retail analytics software is being able to analyze effectively. That takes accurate data from the entire spectrum of your business from the past as well as from today. It takes the...
The purpose of retail analytics is simple: to accurately assess what is happening in the business. Only with a comprehensive, accurate assessment can the goals of improved decisions, reduced operating costs, and increased revenue...
Retail Analytics software is a powerful process if it does what it is supposed to do. Ideally, analyzing data will transform data into decisions that are profitable. ChainDrive Retail Analytics software provides the abilities...
Retail Analytics can be difficult without a good retail analytics software program. But software is a tool, limited to the way it is being used. If the approach to your retail analysis is reactive...
ChainDrive’s Integrated Retail Management solution includes analytical tools that enable comprehensive, accurate assessment of every aspect of the enterprise. Because business intelligence is built into the platform and data is collected as it is...
It may seem odd to combine magical thinking and retail analytics but many managers do this without realizing it. It happens when insufficient data and inadequate tools are being used to make business decisions....