On October 16th, we hosted a workshop in partnership with Similarweb which was designed to equip investors with actionable insights ahead of earnings season. This session highlighted how clickstream and app data can be leveraged to analyze company performance at the ticker level.
On January 21st, we were joined by NewMark Risk, Bobble AI, Crystal Shore, and Accord Fintech to discuss alternative data and trends in India where digitization and retail trading activity have been on the rise.
It is essential for businesses to understand customer journeys at various touchpoints and clickstream data analytics has become an important tool when evaluating online behaviors with the market size expected to reach 1.3 billion USD by 2030.
On November 19th, we hosted a webinar on consumer trends in China and the impact on luxury brands. We were joined by an e-commerce data provider DataBurning, a consumer transaction data vendor Global Blue that specializes in tax free shopping, and app data provider Aurora Mobile.
The case studies explore India's digital transformation across finance, retail, and food delivery. Satellite data is also shown to track retail and manufacturing activity in India, and options data is used to analyze retail investor sentiment.
On April 23rd, we were joined by Grips Intelligence, Datos, and DataProvider.com to discuss data trends and perspectives on collection, productization, compliance, and everything related and showcase timely insights and applications of their data for hedge funds/asset manager use.
This article is part two of a two-part series exploring web traffic and clickstream data and covers case studies showcasing various applications of this alternative data category as well as vendor comparisons with unique selling points for each highlighted.
It is essential for businesses to understand customer journeys at various touchpoints and clickstream data analytics has become an important tool when evaluating online behaviors with the market size expected to reach 1.3 billion USD by 2030.
Despite challenges such as supply chain disruptions and inflation, strategic investments in technology and data analytics are essential for CPG companies to thrive. The sector's future hinges on adaptability, innovation, and understanding consumer preferences.
As part of Eagle Alpha’s January Next Level Conference, on Thursday, January 18th we organized an analyst lunch to discuss interesting data trends for the 'Magnificent Seven’.
In this article, we document a timeline of mergers and acquisitions in the alternative data industry over the years and present exclusive commentary from industry leaders.
In this session, we were joined by Marissa Dong, Partner at Jun He Law Offices, and Samuel Yang, Partner at AnJie Law, to discuss the latest regulatory developments in China and how it affects the global alternative data landscape.
