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Users Say KXEN Is a Strategic Solution for Their Organisations

KXEN's next generation automated data mining software is a strategic solution for 90% of user organisations and has won their support and praise in a new customer satisfaction survey.

Of 2,000 users polled 90% of those responding said the company's advanced analytics software was strategic to their activity, 87% were highly or very highly satisfied and 85% agreed the software had met or exceeded all of their expectations. The results underscore KXEN's growing importance in a market traditionally dominated by more costly, harder to use first generation offerings.

KXEN's analytic software was also highly rated for its simple, clear interface with all respondents agreeing that KXEN solutions were easy to use, and 90% stating its new graphical front end had brought yet more usability benefits. Confirming these findings, users responding included sales, marketing and other line of business staff as well as specialist analysts, data miners, academics and statisticians.

Turning to the results of using KXEN's software, 98% of all those responding stated it had improved their overall business with the same number agreeing it had speeded up their data modeling activities. 96% said KXEN had increased the value of predictive analytics in their companies.

Users taking part in the survey also gave high ratings to KXEN's ease of installation, configuration and integration with third party databases and reporting tools. The company's after-sales support was rated highly by all respondents, and all said they would happily recommend KXEN as a data mining vendor.

The survey drew participants from the US and Canada, mainland Europe and the UK, South America and the Middle East as well as China, Japan and India. Industries represented included telecommunications, banking, financial services, retail, and information services. Those taking part came from multiple disciplines including marketing, sales, strategy management, IT, and risk. Applications included in the findings were cross- and up-selling, churn management and retention, customer acquisition, knowledge and loyalty.



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