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Omnilytics: More Than Just Analytics

29-Aug-19 11:00

Omnilytics: More Than Just Analytics

Retailers from around the world are using analytics to grow their business. However, data analytics is more than just a business tool. Acquiring customers, expanding your business and minimizing waste are just some elements analytics can provide. We speak to Sylvia Yin & Jeen Pei Ng from Omnilytics to talk about how they are helping fashion retailers to gain insight using data to help you make data-backed decisions. We also speak about their latest venture, the Omnilytics Fashion Academy (OFA).

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu


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