TransUnion Introduces TruIQ Analytics Studio to Help Businesses Make Better Decisions with Nimble, On-Demand Data and Analytics Experience
By Anton Grant · 17 May 2023

One in five data and analytics decision-makers cite the inability to process big data and act on it at the speeds needed by operations, businesses and customers as a top challenge in executing their vision.1 To ease those concerns, TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) today unveiled TruIQ™ Analytics Studio, a powerful data science and analytics solution providing businesses with on-demand access to its rich datasets.
Within TruIQ Analytics Studio, data science and analytics teams can leverage code templates and TransUnion expertise. They can rapidly explore and mine data, as well as develop models then deploy in an environment of their choice. It also allows customers to build and train machine learning models with fully managed infrastructure, tools and workflows.
“The global credit market is shifting with rising interest rates, high inflation and other factors resulting in evolving consumer behaviors. To address these changes and remain competitive, organizations need to be able to make the right decisions about their customers as quickly as possible,” said Venkat Achanta, Chief Data & Analytics Officer, TransUnion. “To support this pace, businesses – including small, mid-sized and large lenders – need faster access to data, and more importantly, faster model development and deployment to generate insights from the collected information.”
The solution offers benefits to data and analytics teams that are especially relevant today, including:
- Speed to market – data scientists and other users can utilize a single integrated source to access all relevant proprietary TransUnion data and tools that streamline processes and accelerate model development.
- Better models – designed to enable higher quality models, leveraging code templates, TransUnion’s proprietary data and the expertise of hundreds of data scientists via the company’s superior analytics consulting services.
- Competitive costs – pricing is driven by specific usage and needs versus higher costs traditionally associated with big box/one-size-fits-all software.
- Less friction – open and flexible cloud-based environment allows for easy movement of data and models between systems, giving users ability to take the data back into their own systems.
Companies in this story: TransUnion, Amazon Web Services
People in this story: Scott Mullins, Venkat Achanta