Jump Data Driven Video – OTT Churn modeling – From statistics to big data and artificial intelligence

Jump Data Driven Video – OTT Churn modeling – From statistics to big data and artificial intelligence

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Jump Data Driven Video – OTT Churn modeling – From statistics to big data and artificial intelligence

New intelligence introduces a new dimension to video service churn management because it paves the way for service providers to act on an individual at-risk customer basis, tailoring their actions in accordance with each of these variables identified as increasing individual churn risk levels!

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