Improve Your Models
Schedule Model Refreshes
No More Out-of-Date Models
InfiniteInsight™ Factory has shown that there is no reason to be satisfied with an out-of-date model. With a couple of clicks, business users can schedule model refreshes as often as needed by the business.
Why’s this important? Because for many businesses, data changes rapidly over time. Markets like the communications industry can’t afford to rely on old models when customer retention and propensity to churn are often linked to competitive offers and other market dynamics.
With traditional modeling approaches, regular model refreshes is next-to-impossible. It just takes too much time to rebuild analytical data sets and predictive models. But thanks to InfiniteInsight™ Factory, those days are long gone.
- Schedule periodic model refreshes – monthly, weekly as often as necessary
- Re-compute attribute influence to monitor changes in customer behavior
- Monitor performance indicators through time
- Optimize binning and banding for every model iteration
- Schedule refreshes based on tasks or events, including data deviations
- Control over model evolution:
1) re-compute key variables or keep initial list
2) re-compute variable binning and banding or keep initial structures
- Stores model versions to allow users to see history and activate prior versions
InfiniteInsight™ has allowed the predictive analytics team to scale across the business. 
Simon Samuel, Head of Value Solutions
Success Stories
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“InfiniteInsight™ delivers the biggest gains in productivity and ultimately results.”
Dave Torgerson
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“With InfiniteInsight™ POLA has cut the time to build predictive models significantly”
Mitsuru Noda
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“InfiniteInsight™ draws out key variables very quickly and you can use that to demonstrate something to the business in a way they understand.”
Neil Pollitt
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“InfiniteInsight™ made predictive analytics fast and easy and has allowed us to realize results quickly”
Pradeep Kumar
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“InfiniteInsight™ talks to Teradata out of the box. No translation. No errors. It's a huge productivity gain.”
Dr. Jacky Huyghebaert
