Data mining is the process of analyzing data from different perspectives and summarizing it into useful and comprehensible information. Data mining services allow users to analyze data from many different dimensions, categorize it, and summarize the relationships identified. Applications of Data Mining Businesses use data mining services to understand the buying behaviors of their customers and accordingly improve their marketing efforts. These services help to gauge the potential of and optimize processes like Attrition Analysis, Customer Segmentation and Cross Selling so that they deliver excellent revenue. Data Mining is used in the banking sector as well for credit card fraud detection. It helps to identify the patterns involved in fraudulent transactions and keys in on the offender. It is also helps to reduce credit risk by classifying a potential client and predicting bad loans. Data Mining techniques are also used by intelligence agencies like FBI and CIA to identify threats of terrorism. Process of Data Mining Step 2 - Data Selection Step 3 – Data Cleansing Step 4 – Data Transformation Step 5 - Data Mining Step 6 - Pattern Evaluation and Knowledge Presentation Step 7 - Use of Discovered Knowledge Maneet Puri is the managing director of LeXolution IT Services, a reputed IT services firm that caters to clients from across the world. His company provides a range of KPO services including internet research, virtual assistance and data entry and data mining services.
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