U26

U26

U26


Joel Baur
This flashcard set helps university-level learners improve their English vocabulary related to marketing, data management, and consumer behavior. These vocabulary flashcards cover terms like "target," "specification," and "database," essential for understanding modern business practices. The platform also supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for different learning styles. Ideal for students and professionals, this set aids in building a strong foundation in technical English, particularly for those at an advanced level seeking to enhance their fluency in specialized fields.
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22
Lernende
1
Sprache
Englisch
Kategorie
Englisch
Stufe
Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
30.11.2015 / 05.12.2015

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what you do regularly or repeatedly in connection with shopping

buying habits (pl n)

the fact of keeping important information secret

confidentiality (n)

the thing that people buy, when they buy then, why they buy them, etc.

consumer behaviour (n)

information about a particular person and the things they buy

consumer profile (n)

software that allows a company to find out what ppl buym when they buy it, et.

CRM software package (n)

customer relationship management software for analyzing customer profiles and behaviours

CRM solutions (pl n)

the act of finding out about your customers and what they want

customer relationship management (n)

the act of looking at facts and figures to find useful information

data analysis (n)

the way information is collected, studied and used

data management (n)

the use of advanced methods to find useful facts in large amounts of information

data mining (n)

the act of keeping information secret from people who do not have a right to see it

data protection (n)

a place where a lot of information is stored safely

data warehouse (n)

the act of storing information safely

data warehousing (n)

a large amount of information stored in a computer system in such a way that it can be easily looked at or changed

database (n)

to improve the database

enrich a database (phrase)

to keep a large amount of information in one place, usually a computer

hold on a database (phrase)

the act of putting together large numbers of products according to the needs of each customer

mass customization (n)

the principle of using marketing that is intended for an individual dustomer rather than a group

one-to-one marketing / segment-of-one marketing (n)

marks or units for counting

points (pl n)

to use points of piece of paper instead of money to buy something

redeem against (v)

a detailed description of what you want or need

specification (n)

to direct advertising, a product, etc. at particular people

target (v)

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