Sentence examples for analytics division from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kumar, 31, works in San Francisco for the analytics division of Moody's Corporation, which also operates the rating agency.
"Machine-to-machine communications over the Internet will change the way we do business," said William Ruh, the vice president of GE's software and analytics division.
A new "analytics" division of the S.E.C., tasked with mining hedge fund data, announced actions on Thursday against six individuals and three hedge fund firms for alleged fraud.
The bridegroom, 31, is a senior director in the analytics division of the Moody's Corporation, the credit ratings, research, software and advisory service company.
Mrs. Silverstein was until April a manager in the analytics division of Bloomberg, the financial news and data company in New York, working with users of the company's software.
Among those who responded, Cassie Piercey, a spokeswoman for ValueClick, whose MediaPlex marketing analytics division was identified as operating on the Obama site by Ghostery, said she could not comment on specific clients and referred a reporter to the company's privacy policy.
The letter's recipients included marketing services firms like Acxiom and Epsilon; consumer reporting agencies like Experian and Equifax, which have separate credit reporting and consumer analytics divisions; Fair Isaac, now known as FICO, the credit scoring services company; and Intelius, a company that offers reverse phone look-up and background check services.
Today it was announced that Experian, one of the world's biggest credit ratings agencies, is selling off its two well-known analytics divisions in a $51.5 million deal.
The source said uLocker was being written in-house by Uber's eng-sec and Marketplace Analytics divisions (the latter being the unit previously reported to be focused on gathering intelligence from competitors).
This in turn can further divorce the escalation process from its social context and this can lead to arbitrary analytic divisions say between inside and outside the organisation.
"Hundreds of thousands of financial professionals would have seen this information with chaos ensuing," said Rich Brown, global head of Elektron Analytics, a division of Thomson Reuters.
