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Customer Success | SAS® Business Analytics lay groundwork for Oberweis successOberweis Dairy is bringing state-of-the-art analytics to its decidedly old-fashioned business – home milk delivery and traditional ice cream shops. With SAS Business Analytics, the company mines its data to better understand which customers shop through its different channels for more effective cross-selling and up-selling. The marketing efforts are critical as the company hopes to expand in the coming years.
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Bruce Bedford, PhD Vice President of Marketing Analytics and Consumer Insight Oberweis DairyBusiness Issue:
Oberweis wanted to understand how its customers shopped across its different channels and effectively cross- and up-sell its products. Solution:
SAS for Small to Midsize Business, SAS Text Analytics, SAS Visual Data Discovery, SAS Business Analytics Benefits:
Reports that consumed 20 hours a week are automated. The company learned that running specials on milk sold through grocery chains doesn't cannibalize from other sales channels. It also quickly found and fixed manufacturing glitches by mining customer complaint data and it used SAS to create a program to root out bottle return fraud. “I think implementing SAS is a great way for a small company to become a large company.” Bruce Bedford, PhD Vice President of Marketing Analytics and Consumer Insight Read more:
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