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• Data Mining—Why is it Important?

  • September 30th, 2011
  • Posted in General, Uncategorized
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  Data mining starts with the client.  Clients naturally collect data simply by doing business; so that is where the entire process begins.  But Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Data is only one part of the puzzle. The other part of the… Read More