CRM (customer relationship management) combined with Big Data is the practice of integrating big data into internal business processes with the aim of improving customer service and predicting customer behavior, finding patterns and trends to take advantage of sales opportunities, adjusting product and service offerings to increase profits among others.
This combination improves customer analysis and leads to the creation of different data models.
Any data model in Big Data must be designed and developed to meet the needs of the business, and for this, it is necessary to know the objectives and goals of the organization, so that it effectively has the necessary functionalities to facilitate the decision-making process in the company.
What is a data model applied to business?
It is a type of language, an abstract representation of information oriented to talk about the relationships that a company's data have with each other. It makes it possible to describe the type of data that exists, and all the real elements involved in a problem or situation.
Slightly more than 40% of the motorcycles that circulate in the provinces of the South American country correspond to the brands Corven, Yamaha, Bajaj, Keller and Motomel.
Data from the report "Motorcycle Fleet in Argentina up to 2018", from the Trade Intelligence Unit of CentralAmericaData, provides details on the characteristics of the different motorcycles that travel through the streets of the country.
Preparations are being made in the country for the opening of two high rise condo projects which combine residential units with hotel facilities and services.
The first 'condo-hotel' project called Ocean, located in Jaco, Puntarenas, is expected to start operations in December and includes an infrastructure of 7,200 square meters. The second project will begin the first phase of construction in the Greater Metropolitan Area in 2016 and will focus on the corporate market.
The National Energy Company is looking for a consulting firm to develop a study for the determination and adjustment of tariffs for final consumers of electricity.
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"The Government of the Republic of Honduras has received a loan from the International Development Association (IDA) for an equivalent amount of U.S.
This section looks at the conceptual and dimensional framework in the context of Guatemala's proposed Law of Territorial Organization.
One element that has been identified in this process of preparation, updating and feedback on the proposed law is the general lack of knowledge about territorial organization and the methodologies of the various planning systems in Latin America.
Guatemala has a diverse territory that requires the development of organizational strategies.
A White Paper has been prepared by a team integrating technical and social skills from the School of Organic and Evolutionary Planning, the consulting firm La Ceiba and the Association of Ecological Action.
Many land problems that the country faces, such as landslides or floods in populated areas, crowding, lack of public services, deforestation, loss of natural resources, and lack of housing for the poor, result from the absence of a legal framework to regulate the planning of the territory and land use.
Nicaragua has created a top-level team of academics and professionals to plan its land regulation.
The nation's Constitution says the state has to promote the "harmonious" development of the regions. However, urban growth and economic development has over the years becoming heavily concentrated on the Pacific coast at the expense of the Atlantic and central regions.
Honduras has begun to regulate land use and ownership, beginning with planning at a municipal level.
The absence of any formal regulation was laid bare in 1998 when Hurricane Mitch caused thousands of deaths and huge economic damage.
The aim of regulation is to identify areas that are suitable for development in a wide range of industries, such as tourism and mining, as well as for housing, farming and fishing.
The trend to "provincialization," or the decentralizing of the federal government, could signal a step backwards in rational terms, but it's a response to historical and constitutional factors.
The regionalization of the country was established by law in 1978 and was put into effect in January 1979.
The decree that put it into effect created the Central Region, the Chorotega Region, the Brunca Region and the Huetar Region, which was divided into the Atlantic Region and the Northern Region. the North Pacific Region had been established a year earlier.
Panama has organized its territory to encourage competitiveness in tourism, technological services, transport, and trade, while keeping sustainable development in the forefront.
Panama's planning experiences provide interesting implications for the process of territorial organization in Central America.
One of the most interesting of these is the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor Project on the Atlantic side of the country.
Given its socio-demographic situation and its size, El Salvador is the best-organized nation of Central America territorially.
El Salvador prepared a National Ordering of Territory between 2001 and 2004, with the goal of creating a new model for its territorial, institutional and administrative organization.
Traditionally, territorial arrangements aim to ensure a fair and functional sharing of human activities - economic, transport, professional, home life, business, schools, and so on).