LIVE Analytics for action [GALLERY]

Very recently, having an analytics strategy in place was a significant advantage. Now, with more companies embracing the power of data and embedding analytics into business processes than ever before, it’s getting crowded.Put simply, data is a must and we must act on it and many organisations face the challenge of integrating advanced analytics systems to get rapid measurable outcomes and remain competitive.Check out the event photos here:[gallery link="file" ids="139638,139639,139640,139641,139642,139643,139644,139645,139646,139647,139648,139649,139650,139651,139652,139653,139654,139655,139656,139657,139658,139659,139661,139662,139663,139664,139665,139666,139667,139668,139669,139670,139671,139672,139673,139674,139675,139676,139677,139678,139679,139680,139686,139687,139688,139689,139690,139691,139692,139693,139694,139695,139696,139697,139698,139699,139700,139701,139702,139703,139704,139705,139706,139707,139708,139709,139710,139711,139712,139713,139714,139715,139716,139717,139718,139719,139720,139721,139722,139723,139724"]In light of these pressing issues Marketing’s Analytics conference is back for the third edition to help move marketers' analytics strategy beyond the mainstream. The one-day conference at the Four Seasons will tackle issues such as balancing automation and human judgment; the talent issue and fostering a sustainable analytics team; overcoming the privacy pickle; powering social analytics and more.We will hear from brands such as Levi Strauss & Co, Dell, MasterCard, Unilever, AIG, NTUC Income, Lenovo and others.Catch the live conversation below:#analytics2016sg Tweets