A navigation app collects location data from users who opt in. The company wants to use this data to improve its traffic prediction feature. How does this represent data monetization?

The data is deleted after each trip to protect privacy.

The data is shared with competitors for free.

The data is stored in a database but never accessed.

The data is used to enhance the product, increasing its value and attracting more users, which can generate revenue.

A retail chain notices that stores in colder regions sell more hot beverages in winter. The operations manager wants to use this observation to adjust inventory levels for the upcoming season. Which action best demonstrates using data to drive a business decision?

Create a report showing the sales data but take no action on it.

Increase hot beverage stock in cold-region stores during winter months based on the sales pattern.

Ask store managers to share their personal opinions about which beverages sell best in winter.

Keep inventory levels the same as last year for all stores regardless of region.

A media company has data on article views, time spent on page, and subscription conversions. They want to increase subscription revenue. The data shows that articles with high views have low conversion rates, while articles with low views have high conversion rates. What should they do?

Promote high-view articles more aggressively to increase conversions.

Remove low-view articles from the website.

Analyze the characteristics of high-conversion articles to create more of that content.

Focus only on increasing overall page views.

A grocery store chain has a loyalty card program that tracks customer purchases. They want to increase revenue by offering personalized discounts. How can they monetize their data?

Stop collecting purchase data to reduce storage costs.

Print all purchase data in the store's weekly flyer.

Use purchase history to send targeted coupons for products customers frequently buy.

Sell the raw purchase data to a marketing firm without anonymizing it.

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A retail chain notices that stores in colder regions sell more hot beverages in winter. The operations manager wants to use this observation to adjust inventory levels for the upcoming season. Which action best demonstrates using data to drive a business decision?
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A media company has data on article views, time spent on page, and subscription conversions. They want to increase subscription revenue. The data shows that articles with high views have low conversion rates, while articles with low views have high conversion rates. What should they do?
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A grocery store chain has a loyalty card program that tracks customer purchases. They want to increase revenue by offering personalized discounts. How can they monetize their data?
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