Functional Impacts of Using AI ML & Use of Advance Analytics
Functional Impacts of Using AI ML & Use of Advance Analytics
of using AI/ML
And use of Advance
Analytics
Coca Cola Freestyle
In 2018 there were 50,000 units in operation around the world, dispensing 14 million
beverages each day.
Collecting data from these self-service machines, Coca-Cola was able to uncover valuable
information on client preferences, leading to the launch of new products.
In 2019, these insights contributed to the company’s launches of Sprite Lymonade and
Orange Vanilla Coke.
Coca-Cola claimed that 48% of the beverages consumed from Freestyle dispensers are
products that are outside of the conventional top ten.
15 of the brands were added to Coca-Cola Freestyle dispensers without a technician visit.
CocaCola OCR
Here are some key statistics that illustrate the impact of OCR on Coca-Cola’s customer
acquisition efforts:
Customer Insights: Coca-Cola uses OCR to analyze customer feedback, reviews, and social
media conversations. This has led to a 25% increase in customer satisfaction and a
15% increase in customer retention.
Predictive Analytics: Coca-Cola uses OCR to analyze customer data and predict
their behavior, enabling the company to proactively target high-value customers
and increase sales by 12%.
Supply Chain Optimization: OCR helps Coca-Cola optimize its supply chain by
analyzing data on inventory levels, demand, and logistics. This has resulted in a
10% reduction in costs and a 5% increase in on-time delivery.
In terms of specific numbers, Coca-Cola has reported the following benefits
from its OCR implementation:
● $10 million in annual cost savings from optimized supply chain operations
● 15% increase in customer retention and loyalty
● 25% increase in customer satisfaction
● 30% increase in sales from targeted marketing campaigns
● 12% increase in sales from predictive analytics
Hindustan Unilever
Predictive Analytics: ML models predict customer behavior, enabling HUL to target
high-value customers with tailored marketing campaigns, resulting in a 15%
increase in customer retention.
Big Data Analytics: Coca-Cola collects and analyzes vast amounts of data from
various sources, including production, distribution, sales, and customer feedback.
This data is used to identify patterns, trends, and insights that inform business
decisions and improve product quality.
Example: Quality control analytics may involve analyzing data from production
processes to detect any deviations from quality standards, such as variations in
ingredient proportions or packaging defects. By identifying these issues early, take
corrective actions to ensure consistent product quality and customer satisfaction.
Big Data Analytics
Process and the Technologies Used:
Data Storage: Big data technologies such as Hadoop and NoSQL databases
Data Preparation: Data preprocessing techniques are used to clean, transform, and
aggregate historical data for predictive modeling.
Model Evaluation
Example in Coca-Cola: Coca-Cola uses predictive analytics to forecast demand for its
products, optimize production schedules, and ensure that the right products are
available in the right quantities at the right time. By analyzing historical sales data,
market trends, and external factors such as weather patterns, Coca-Cola can anticipate
fluctuations in demand and adjust production accordingly to minimize stockouts and
overstock situations.
Customer Segmentation
Machine Learning Models : to analyze the collected data and identify patterns