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Goran Dragosavac is the Practice Lead for SAS Analytical Intelligence Solutions. Goran has a successful track record in deploying Analytical Intelligence across different industries and business applications in most companies in South Africa including the work for government on various levels.
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No organisation is able to keep all of its customers all the time, but when a company starts to experience annual attrition rates in the double digits, alarm bells start sounding as customer attrition can itself threaten the very existence of an organization.
“At the moment we are seeing a lot of companies grappling with the concept of marshalling their resources to raise capital and cut costs, but how many of them have turned to look at what their customers are thinking, how they are acting, and what they are buying?” says Goran Dragosavac, Practice Lead Analytics at SAS Institute.
"Understanding that businesses have masses of data that they often don't manage correctly or utilise to its full value, we would like to introduce BAF as the tool to use to solve everyday business problems," says Goran Dragosavac, National Product Manager Analytical Intelligence at SAS Institute South Africa.
Goran Dragosavac, product manager: SAS Analytical Intelligence flew up from Cape Town to present on quality lifecycle analysis
“This event is an excellent opportunity for the mutual exchange of ideas and information regarding statistics,” says Goran Dragosavac, National Product Manager for Analytics at SAS SA. “Many of the academics at this event teach SAS at their institutions, and by sharing our knowledge we can help them ensure that what is
taught meets real world market needs. By the same token these academics often have innovative ideas and techniques that can benefit not only us at SAS but also those who apply analytics and statistics in business.”
Schubert will take delegates on a journey through what analytics can achieve within a business, and will also play host to local analytics guru Goran Dragosavac, the seminars promise to be both insightful and valuable for business leaders wishing to use the power of analytics to unlock the value of their company-wide data.
In this competitive world, companies can no longer rely on low prices, high quality and on-time delivery alone to keep them on top. While we were able to rely on these factors a decade ago, they are now just requirements to stay in the game.This will be the key message provided by Goran Dragosavac, national product manager of Analytical Intelligence at SAS Institute, when he presents at the inaugural Mining, Manufacturing and Process (MMP) conference.Business Intelligence (BI), when implemented correctly, allows businesses to reap significant benefits and gain valuable insight into their organisations based on actionable data. But there is much more to BI than simply deploying technology. Organisations need a comprehensive, strategic approach to designing, implementing, managing, tracking and supporting BI initiatives, says Goran Dragosavac, practice lead for analytics at SAS Institute South Africa
Each of the speakers is a thought leader and innovator in his or her chosen field, and provided unique insights into the various aspects of statistics and analytics. This year saw more than 200 delegates from all over Southern Africa attending each of the three days of the event.
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The business challenge of customer attrition needs to be addressed as an organisational issue and not only as a boardroom issue.
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