What if someone firmly on the Nice List discovers something that they want for Christmas later in the year, long after fabrication had been completed for them.” I asked. They looked at me with an expression that had they been from further south would have said, “bless his heart.” If they could have patted my head through the Zoom call screen they would have. Suffice to say that specific gift assignments can be adjusted throughout the year. Nobody gets shortchanged for being predictably Nice.
Researchers have analyzed Santa’s route, speed, payload weight, reindeer horsepower, and caloric intake. We all take for granted that he delivers to children around the world, but nobody seems to wonder about how he knows where to go. How he knows where each individual on The List will be on Christmas morning. The answer is a usa rcs data data collection effort that rivals that of the Naughty-Nice events.
Most families have consistent Christmas traditions and the history of each individual’s Christmas morning location is maintained. In addition, Route Planning Location Services uses three primary data sources. The first is a baseline set of location details from postal address services like Pitney Bowes and Experian. These are certainly useful for identifying the parents’ residences, but not for those families that will be traveling. They’re not moving. They’re just not going to be at home. An address verification service won’t know about that. The second source is a set of real-time feeds from transportation providers, including airlines, ships, trains, and hotels for any bookings that include Christmas Eve. Finally, the Naughty-Nice event collection is leveraged to identify and interpret Christmas morning planning conversations. This detail made it clear to me that Santa keeps an eye not only on the children but on their parents as well. Again, this information can be very sensitive and care is taken to only capture what is absolutely needed and to ensure its security.