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April 15, 2019
On the web
Publicis Surges as $4.4 Billion Epsilon Deal Deepens Data Push
Bloomberg
“Publicis Groupe SA made its boldest move yet into digital marketing with the French advertising group’s $4.4 billion purchase of Alliance Data Systems Corp. ’s Epsilon unit. The shares rose the most intraday in six months. The owner of agencies Saatchi & Saatchi and Leo Burnett Worldwide is betting Epsilon’s trove of consumer data from loyalty programs and email campaigns will help it shift away from traditional TV commercials and billboards, where sales are falling as consumer giants spend more online.”
April 1, 2019
On the web
Equifax, FICO Launch Data Decision Cloud As Credit Scores Meld With Marketing, Compliance, Customer Experience | ZDNet
ZDNet
“The launch highlights how credit reports are increasingly including more information on consumers. For Equifax, the launch with FICO highlights how it has recovered from a costly data breach following a bevy of post mortems . Cybersecurity insurance covered a big chunk of the Equifax tab and the company has invested heavily in technology.”
September 21, 2018
On the web
What is Alternative Credit Data?
Experian blog
“Some examples of alternative credit data include alternative financial services data, rental data, full-file public records and account aggregation. These insights can ultimately improve credit access and decisioning for millions of consumers who may otherwise be overlooked.”
March 5, 2018
On the web
Trusted data will transform the world
https://www.ft.com/content/d75f9cca-2052-11e8-a895-1ba1f72c2c11
“In his Alan Turing Institute lecture in London last week, the American computer scientist Sandy Pentland outlined the massive gains that could result from trusted data. The MIT professor argued that the explosion of such information would give us the capability to understand our world in far more detail than ever before.”
