comScore Inc. (SCOR) said that, in its 2013 Investor Day, its senior management team plans to discuss the company's transformational momentum in the marketplace and its leadership position in measuring and analyzing the digital world. The 2013 Investor Day will be scheduled today.
The company noted that the investor day highlights will include an overview of the company's market opportunities; a discussion of how comScore helps customers understand and create value from digital consumer relationships across its audience, advertising and enterprise products and solutions, with a focus that is natively digital, as well as mobile and multi-platform based.
The investor day highlights will also include a discussion of the company's significant competitive advantages provided by its unique data, methodological and market assets, including the Company's proprietary Unified Digital Measurement, and its position as a Big Data pioneer with 1.5 trillion digital interactions captured each month; a discussion of the Company's scalable SaaS business model.
Separately, comScore announced that its board has approved a share repurchase program authorizing the company to repurchase up to an aggregate of $50 million of its outstanding common stock through May 29, 2014.
comScore also announced the launch of Digital Analytix Multi-Platform, the next generation of digital enterprise analytics. Building on Digital Analytix, this new offering applies comScore's multi-platform expertise to help businesses gain a deeper understanding of behavior across platforms.
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