THE NINE IS OUT NOW
Phil SimonTHE WORLD’S LEADING INDEPENDENT WORKPLACE COLLABORATION & TECH EXPERT
Phil SimonTHE WORLD’S FOREMOST INDEPENDENT WORKPLACE COLLABORATION AND TECH EXPERT
I don’t know much about many things, but I know a great deal about gambling and Big Data.
Ever wonder why loyalty cards are so important to casinos? Why will a pit boss try to stop you when you’re losing? Why don’t casino’s just let you lose as much as you can?
In the short video below, Tariq Shaukat, CMO of Caesars Entertainment, explains how casinos can use data to retain customers
The only gamble with Big Data is not taking advantage of it.
What say you?
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