With 5% of all the Companies willing to invest in Automated Pricing Optimization, you will need some help making the wise choice from the start.
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It helps to document yourself by reading a few referenced books: Check all the available litterature on Amazon in the
Automated Pricing Optimization category.
For clients like Leroy Merlin, Procter & Gamble, Puratos, LR has been providing many way to help organiations enabling Consumer Analytics. From massive analysis and
automated generation of product catalogue texts, the Research team has provided plenty of tools to help Marketers and Supply Chain Directors to make the fastest decisions based on refined data. On the Supply Chain side, we help
reduce the Inventory Forecast Bias by running predictive models over the Consumer Data we gather online. At LR Research Data Science LLC, we make sure our Consumer Goods and Food Industry Data Analytics are implemented in fast and autonomous way.
We deal with the data, but we make the extra mile by handling Development, Logistics and End Customer Service. So, your organization size does not allow you to build Automated Pricing Optimization prototypes real fast? You can’t create a new customer in less than a day? You can’t ship small quantities of your product to Consumers and Prospects you want to sample? We can help you getting the whole setup really fast. Our projects take in average 4 to 6 weeks to go live and we help generating qualified leads to make sure your Food Industry Data Analytics are served really quickly.
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Hello Stephan,
Have you had any experience using prisync.com as an automated pricing optimization software? Would be great to hear your feedback about it.
Thanks.
Hi John, this sounds interesting. We worked with a French company but we’re open to discussion.