In 2006, a marketer named Clive Humby spoke at an event put on by the Association of National Advertisers and gave the 21 st century economy a new tagline. “Data is the new oil,” he proclaimed. “Data ...

Change is a constant. The rate of change is not. The global economy has undergone a monumental shift over the past two decades. Mathematician Clive Humby is credited with the phrase, "data is the new ...

“Data is the new oil,” a phrase coined by Clive Humby in 2006, captures the immense value data holds in today’s economy. As evidenced by data brokers and big data analytics, data has created its own ...

LetterOne (L1), the international investment business, today announces the launch of L1 Retail, a new retail investment arm. L1 Retail aims to find and develop 21st century retail stars, initially in ...

Wall Street sends algorithmic miners deep into social media, sifting for precious nuggets in the torrent of tweets and posts In 2006, a marketer named Clive Humby spoke at an event put on by the ...

At last month’s “Great Loyalty Debate” in London, Clive Humby accused supermarkets — at least those in the U.K. — of “totally forgetting what loyalty is all about.” He described Morrison’s new loyalty ...

In 2006, Clive Humby declared, “Data is the new oil!" at the ANA Senior marketer’s summit. Over ten years later, that analogy is even more accurate. As with oil, people are always searching for new ...

British mathematician Clive Humby famously said in 2006 that “Data is the new oil.” In the 16 years since, companies of all sizes have drilled for and stored more and more data about their customers ...