Harnessing Big Data Analytics To Optimize Transaction Insights And Customer Behavior In Modern Finance Platforms
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https://doi.org/10.53555/ks.v10i2.3856Keywords:
Big Data, Analytics, Transaction Insights, Customer Behavior, Optimization, Modern Finance, Data-Driven, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Real-Time Processing, Personalization, Data Lakes, Financial Platforms, User Segmentation, Behavioral Analytics, Data Visualization, ETL, Business Intelligence, Customer Experience, Data MiningAbstract
Today’s finance platforms take a wide array of client data, analyze it with sophisticated algorithms, and apply it in close to real time to adjust products and services. Numerous new applications glean insights about both transactions and customer behavior and generate quick and targeted reactions to such insights. Indeed, today’s finance platforms include a growing number of automated microprocessors in the broad range of possibilities to gauge transactional insights and adjust instantly services to customer behavior. In an increasingly digital economy, these efforts can significantly improve current finance services; by lowering transaction fees and creating value to return on investment in increased efficiencies.
These analytical mechanisms generally employ wizened sets of transaction and user data, gleaned from past transactional insight and behavior. And they respond with close to real time actions to improve transactional insights. These applications provide immediate feedback — activated alerts, product suggestions, and user-friendly interfaces — and close to real time actions that typically adjust risk for Teller-based customer financing type applications. While not fully self-contained, they are flexible and relatively easily doable scaffolded processes. Moreover, machine learning algorithms that are generically independently trainable exist to connect them to transaction-based services.
These expand beyond tools into partner habits. User/organization’s typically able-to-see information are processed to add value to transaction insights; enabled to enhance user experiences from fraud detection, to more correct responses to proxy user information. The knowledge of the manner in which information is being used is parlayed by frequent quick to long-term engagements, humor, and added data allowance. And the engendering of collaborative insights gather habits. Such strategic engagement can take place beyond core finance servicing. In fact, numerous applications build off data analytics in fully visible interpersonal engagement… the social finance platforms.
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