Providing a simple way to inject predictive analytics in the business process to ensure optimal outcomes, the new software, IBM SPSS Decision Management, has simplified predictive analytics by ...

SPSS, Inc., a global provider of predictive analytics software and solutions, has introduced the latest versions of its data mining workbench and text analytics software products, and renamed them to ...

IBM SPSS is used for predictive analysis. Results are typically used to predict customer behavior such as fraudulent insurance claims and loyalty program responses. Both researchers and businesses use ...

IBM dropped a big bombshell at the start of any already action-packed day for the analyst community. At this moment, I’m sitting, along with several dozen of my peers from Forrester and other firms, ...

IBM SPSS Statistics is the world’s leading statistical software. It enables you to quickly dig deeper and get insight into your data, making it a much more effective solution than spreadsheets, ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Public institutions that rely on corporate sponsorships and renewed memberships know that steady attendance to ticketed exhibitions is also important to earned income. To ...

Yesterday SPSS started shipping its Predictive Web Analytics product to combine historical and predictive insights from Web activity. The product marks the first prepackaged solution combining SPSS ...

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Leading regional home improvement retailer will discuss how SPSS' business intelligence tools have cut shrink on some products by 50 percent, delivered 100 percent ROI in first year At the annual SPSS ...

IBM SPSS Statistics is the world’s leading statistical software. It enables you to quickly dig deeper and get insight into your data, making it a much more effective solution than spreadsheets, ...

When Jack Noonan took over Chicago-based SPSS in 1992, his goal was simple: Survival. “When I started, we were about a $34 million company with $20 million in debt, and we were out of cash,” says ...