Data is generated by every credit union transaction that occurs, and adequate analyzation of that data can lead to numerous positive outcomes for credit unions, including the ability to gain new insights into member behavior and enhance the member experience, increases in product usage and income, and the chance to identify new lending opportunities. While credit union leaders recognize the importance of a strong data analytics strategy, many have a ways to go when it comes to developing and implementing one, and those that delay their work in this area by too long could suffer dire consequences.
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