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There's lots of hype behind the power of predictive analytics these days. Dave asks: Why isn't everyone doing it if it promises to be a way to improve your chances of a sale? Primarily because it isn't easy. In this first in a series, Dave takes a brief look at the differences between behavioral analytics and predictive analytics.
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