Enginius offers everything you need to build a marketing analytics course from scratch, or to easily embed marketing analytic components in your existing courses: software, case studies, teaching material, etc.
Enginius is a 100% online, user-friendly, powerful marketing analytic software that allows your students to experience marketing analytic models in realistic business contexts.
Unlike technical statistical software (SPSS, SAS) or programming languages (R, Python), Enginius has been designed to allow your students to simply focus on the business problems, not on the software.
Enginius includes the following models:
– Segmentation
– Positioning
– Conjoint analysis
– Predictive modeling
– Resource allocation
– Customer lifetime value
– Price optimization
– Bass forecasting
– GE McKinsey matrix
Our team has worked very hard to give you everything you need to boost your teaching and embed marketing analytic components in your course -whether online or face-to-face- such as software, case studies, teaching slides, accompanying videos, etc.
All our teaching material is free to use for registered instructors. Only student licenses need to be purchased.
Enginius is a 100% online, simple-to-use, marketing analytic software, perfect to teach marketing analytics to business students
With Enginius, you have access to 30+ case studies, including data sets, marketing analytic models, and case solutions. These case studies can be purchased individually.
Principles of Marketing Engineering and Analytics (3rd ed.) is available through Amazon. Individual electronic chapters can also be included in your course package.
We have worked hard to create teaching slides and teaching material to help you customize and create your own course.
Each marketing analytic component is complemented by a technical note explaining the ins and outs of the underlying models.
Enginius gives you access to numerous software tutorial, video FAQ, and free webinars.
With Enginius, its 9 different marketing analytic models, and 30+ case studies covering all aspects of marketing, you have enough material to quickly build a 10 or 15-week class from scratch, entirely focused on marketing analytics.
Whether you teach introduction to marketing, digital marketing, or business-to-business marketing, you can boost your existing course by integrating a couple of case studies and marketing analytic models.
Sometimes, all you need is a single case study to beef up your course. Good news, they can be purchased individually, come accompanied with their software, and require no software installation.
