Vendo to Offer Analytics Webinar Next Month

Vendo to Offer Analytics Webinar Next Month

LOS ANGELES — Vendo next month will be offering an analytics webinar on the topics of dynamic pricing and artificial intelligence that will feature panelists from both inside the industry and mainstream.
 
The webinar, slated for March 10, will include participating panelists Thierry Arrondo, managing director at Vendo; Carl Burckhardt, vice president of marketing at Kink.com; Thomas Skavhellen, chief brand officer at PlugRush; and Rick Pechter, senior director of advanced analysis and data mining at MicroStrategy.
 
The webinar discussion will hit on the three major topics:

  • Dynamic pricing and how it could increase profits by up to 10 percent;
  • Artificial intelligence and how to use your data to make you more money; and,
  • Decision support tools that help remove clutter from everyday reports to make better decisions.

Participants of the one-hour webinar will get the opportunity to watch the live discussion with panelists and ask their own questions as well.

The sponsor of the seminar, Vendo, is an IPSP payment processor that uses data to grow its client’s revenue. The company recently held a seminar on the topics and wanted to open it up for larger audiences.

"The seminar was so successful that we wanted to open it up to a wider audience,” Arrondo said.

The webinar will be held on March 10, starting at 10 a.m. (PST). To register, click here.

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