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Our customers

Finance, insurance, pharma, genomics and marketing technology.

Our customers

Who used Revolution R

The company published a customer wall and a library of case studies. The names below are the ones its own pages carried.

American Century Investments
Asia Capital Reinsurance
DataSong
eXelate
Goral Trading
Merck
Northern Trust
Pfizer
Validus Re
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Boston Children’s Hospital
CardioDx
University of Chicago
Michigan State University
SUNY
Mu Sigma

Company names as published on the site. The logo files were not recoverable from the archive, so names are set as text.

Case studies

  • American Century Investments Revolutionizes their Investment Analytics Platform

  • Big Data Creates Specific Challenges for Firms Competing in Financial Services Sector

  • Asia Capital Reinsurance Chooses Revolution DeployR to Analyze Complex Data and Generate Business Insights

  • Improved Performance of Models Enables Innovation of New Methods for Analyzing Post-Market Drug Efficacy

  • Complex Data Sets in Genomic Diagnostics Require Multiple Analytic Methods

  • DataSong’s Big Data Analytics Platform for Marketing Optimization Helps Clients Understand Buying Behavior

  • eXelate Turns Big Data into Smart Data for Marketers with Revolution Analytics and IBM PureData

  • Goral Trading Uses OneTick Database Integrated with Revolution R Enterprise for High-Frequency Data Crunching

  • Open Source Analytics Offer Cost-Effective Choice for Marketing Automation Leader

  • Merck Optimizes Clinical Drug Development With Revolution Analytics’ gsDesign Explorer

  • Northern Trust Bank Speeds Operational Risk Models with Revolution R Enterprise

  • Revolution R at Pfizer

  • Validus Re Uses Revolution R Enterprise for Risk Management

  • Political Scientist Gets Inside the Minds of the GOP with Revolution R Enterprise

What the list shows

Finance, insurance, pharma, genomics, marketing technology and academia — the pattern of an analytics platform sold into data-heavy, regulated industries rather than a single vertical.