Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Vispi Munshi 
Founder - ERP India 
vmunshi@erp-india.com 
http://www.erp-india.com 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Today’s Agenda 
- Introduction 
- Marketing and Sales Functions 
- What is Business Intelligence 
- Data Analytics, Dashboards 
- Data Mining, Predictive Analytics 
- Examples of using BI in Marketing and Sales 
- Blueprint of a Marketing Intelligence System 
- Measuring Marketing and Sales performance, Scorecard 
- Analytics Demo 
- Conclusion, Q&A 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Ground Rules 
- Please turn mobile ringer to SILENT MODE 
- If you have to take a call, please leave the room and then start talking 
- Questions can be asked any time 
- Before asking question, raise your hand 
- No talking with each other 
- Disagreements allowed, but no disrespect 
- Timeframe awareness 
- Lets learn from each other and increase our knowledge 
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Introductions 
- Full Name 
- Where do you work (Company/Consultant/Student etc) 
- Your job designation and responsibilities 
- Any BI tool you have already used? 
- Expectation from this workshop 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
What is Customer Relationship Management 
CRM is about identifying and acquiring new customers, and 
maintaining and enhancing relations with valued customers. 
Demand 
Creation 
Service 
Mgmt 
Customer 
Lead 
Generation 
Lead 
Mgnt 
Contracts 
Order 
Mgnt 
Quoting 
Opportunity 
Mgnt 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Key Marketing and Sales functions 
- Demand Creation (Marketing Campaigns, Promotions) 
- Identify and Acquire customers (Sales Lead management) 
- Proposal/Quotation and Order processing 
- Order and Contract Management 
- Sales Channel Management 
- Product and Territory Management 
- Pricing 
- Loyalty Programs 
- Surveys (for feedback) 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Identifying and Acquiring Customers 
Call Center 
Field Staff 
Your Web Site 
Partners 
External 
Sources 
Suspects 
Prospects 
Referral 
Leads 
Repeat 
SALE 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
What is business intelligence? 
Business Intelligence is a term generally 
used to identify a class of Information 
System applications useful for supporting 
operational, tactical and strategic decision 
making of a organization. 
BI deals with producing (and presenting) 
Accurate, Relevant and Timely (ART) 
INFORMATION from integrated data. 
Not Accurate: Users loose faith in system 
Not Relevant: Users ignore the system 
Not Timely: Users find alternatives to the 
system 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Benefits 
- Sales Optimization 
- Cost Reduction, Planning and Budgeting 
- Inventory Optimization 
- Purchase Optimization 
- HR Optimization 
- Production / Manufacturing Optimization 
- Demand Forecasting 
- Market Competitive Analysis and Customer Relationship Optimization 
- Supply Chain (Sales and Distribution) Optimization 
- Most Important is ART Information to support all levels of Decision Making 
- Aim is to replace/reduce Excel based Analysis 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
BI System Anatomy 
BACK-END 
Data Collection and 
Integration Tools 
Forecasting, 
Mining 
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ERP 
Ecomm 
CRM 
Files 
…. 
Data 
Mart 
PRESENTATION 
FRONT-END 
Analytics, Visualization, 
Dashboards, … 
DISTRIBUTION 
Alerts, Email, Mobile, 
Intranet ….
Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Backend BI Tools: Used for collection, integration and consolidation 
of data from various sources. 
Intermediate BI Tools: Allows users to create forecasts and identify 
trends (data mining) from the data. 
Frontend BI Tools: Provides users with a interactive and intuitive 
interface to view the information generated. 
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Data Analytics (New Age Decision Support Systems) 
- Based on multi-dimensional view of data (cubes) 
- Pivot Table demo 
- Features for drilling in and across data 
- Slicing and dicing of data 
- Graphics capabilities 
- Similar to Excel 
- Exception reporting 
- Data Analyst would use such tools and create Reports/Analysis/Graphs (objects) 
- These objects would be supplied to Executives using Dashboards, Alerts etc. 
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Multi-dimensional Data 
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Data Analytics Tools in Market 
High-end: Business Objects, OBIEE, Microstrategy, … 
Open Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_intelligence_tools 
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Dashboards and Alerts 
- Dashboards are collection of reports/analysis/graphs 
- Alerts are specific events that the system finds and sends a email/sms etc to 
the executive 
- Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) can be set and linked to alerts 
- Linking across objects provides executive with ability to go through the 
generated information in a very intuitive manner 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Data Mining 
- Also known as KDD (Knowledge Discovery in Databases) 
- Involves use of large data sets 
- Involves uses of Statistical Methods, Database Systems and Artificial Intelligence 
- The objective is to discover patterns or knowledge from existing data 
- Involves four step process: Data Preparation (classification), Hypothesis (user provided 
guidance), Discovery (of knowledge) and Validation (of discovered knowledge against 
hypothesis) 
- Techniques: Classification, Clustering, Association Rules, Regression 
- Predictive Analytics 
- High end tools: SPSS, SAS, … 
- Open Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_mining 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Data Visualization 
- Presents a intuitive graphic representation of the data and generated 
knowledge 
- The visualization is a embedded feature in most Analytics and Mining tools 
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Predictive Analytics 
- Combines Data Analytics and Statistical techniques to provide a interactive 
tool 
- encompasses a variety of statistical techniques from modeling, machine 
learning, and data mining that analyze current and historical facts to 
make predictions about future, or otherwise unknown, events 
- Recency, Frequency, Transaction Value, Demographics 
- Classification, Clustering, Association Rules, Regression 
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictive_analytics 
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Marketing and Sales Metrics 
- Cost per lead generation 
- Proposal turnover time 
- Lead closure rate 
- Lead closure time 
- Sales Channel utilization 
- Customer Retention/Churn rate 
- Campaign Effectiveness 
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Using BI for Marketing and Sales Examples 
- Example 1: Predicting which Customers are likely to switch to 
competitors 
- Example 2: Predicting which Customers can be cross sold 
- Example 3: Predicting lead success probability & providing 
recommendations 
- Example 4: Focusing Marketing Campaigns 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Predicting which Customers are likely to switch to competitors 
Past Customer Records 
- Transactions 
- Demographics 
- Buy Behavior 
Service Records 
Past Switch Records 
Current Customer Records 
- Transactions 
- Demographics 
- Buy Behavior 
- Service Records 
Create Model 
(Association Rules, 
Clustering 
Switch Model 
(Decision Tree, 
Neural Network) 
Prediction 
Algorithm 
(Classification) 
Switch 
Predictions 
Analytics 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Predicting which Customers can be cross sold 
Past Customer Records 
- Transactions 
- Demographics 
- Buy Behavior 
Service Records 
Past Cross Selling 
Records 
Current Customer Records 
- Transactions 
- Demographics 
- Buy Behavior 
- Service Records 
Create Model 
(Association Rules, 
Clustering 
Product Cross 
Sell 
Possibilities 
Cross Sell Model 
(Decision Tree, 
Neural Network) 
Prediction 
Algorithm 
(Classification) 
Cross Sell 
Predictions 
Analytics 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Predicting lead success probability & providing recommendations 
Past Leads 
-Attributes 
- Campaign 
- Sales Channel 
Conversion Results 
- Success or Failure 
- Reasons 
- Process followed 
Create Model 
( Clustering) 
Current 
Leads 
Conversion 
Model (Decision 
Tree, Neural 
Network) 
Prediction 
Algorithm 
(Classification) 
Conversion 
Probability 
Predictions 
& 
Recommendations 
Analytics 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Focusing Marketing Campaigns 
Past 
Prospects/Leads 
Conversions and 
Failures 
Demographic Data 
Create Model 
(Association) 
Prospect 
List Shortlisted 
Model (Decision 
Tree) 
Shortlisting 
Prospects 
High 
Medium 
Low 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
More Ways to use BI 
- Customer Profitability Analysis: which customers to value? 
- Ecommerce Site User behavior analysis: Make special offers to 
convert suspects to prospects and leads, depending on which pages 
of the site the suspect has visited 
- Call Center Log Analysis: identifying leads using data mining or 
predictive analysis 
- Customer Retention: identify potential leads, renewal offers 
- Customer Relation Extension: identify potential leads based on 
service records 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Marketing and Sales Intelligence System 
BACK-END 
Data Collection and 
Integration Tools 
ERP, 
CRM 
Sales 
Industry 
data 
…. 
Forecasting, 
Mining 
Marketing 
Data Mart 
PRESENTATION 
FRONT-END 
Analytics, Visualization, 
Dashboards, … 
EXTRANET ACCESS 
To 
PARTNERS (Marketing Portal) 
ALERTS by email and mobile 
to Sales Force and Partners 
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Measuring Performance: For each Campaign or Sales Channel 
New Customers: 5678, 7% 
Acquisition Cost: 2500/- 
Lead Closing %: 34% 
Renewal %: 77% 
Extended Relations: 345, 1.3M 
Recovered Relations: 45 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Analytics Demo 
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Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis 
Q&A 
Thank You 
vmunshi@erp-india.com 
98250 11489 
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Bi mktg presentation - Using Business Intelligence for Marketing and Sales Analysis

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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Vispi Munshi Founder - ERP India vmunshi@erp-india.com http://www.erp-india.com Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 1
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Today’s Agenda - Introduction - Marketing and Sales Functions - What is Business Intelligence - Data Analytics, Dashboards - Data Mining, Predictive Analytics - Examples of using BI in Marketing and Sales - Blueprint of a Marketing Intelligence System - Measuring Marketing and Sales performance, Scorecard - Analytics Demo - Conclusion, Q&A Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 2
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Ground Rules - Please turn mobile ringer to SILENT MODE - If you have to take a call, please leave the room and then start talking - Questions can be asked any time - Before asking question, raise your hand - No talking with each other - Disagreements allowed, but no disrespect - Timeframe awareness - Lets learn from each other and increase our knowledge Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 3
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Introductions - Full Name - Where do you work (Company/Consultant/Student etc) - Your job designation and responsibilities - Any BI tool you have already used? - Expectation from this workshop Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 4
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis What is Customer Relationship Management CRM is about identifying and acquiring new customers, and maintaining and enhancing relations with valued customers. Demand Creation Service Mgmt Customer Lead Generation Lead Mgnt Contracts Order Mgnt Quoting Opportunity Mgnt Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 5
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Key Marketing and Sales functions - Demand Creation (Marketing Campaigns, Promotions) - Identify and Acquire customers (Sales Lead management) - Proposal/Quotation and Order processing - Order and Contract Management - Sales Channel Management - Product and Territory Management - Pricing - Loyalty Programs - Surveys (for feedback) Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 6
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Identifying and Acquiring Customers Call Center Field Staff Your Web Site Partners External Sources Suspects Prospects Referral Leads Repeat SALE Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 7
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis What is business intelligence? Business Intelligence is a term generally used to identify a class of Information System applications useful for supporting operational, tactical and strategic decision making of a organization. BI deals with producing (and presenting) Accurate, Relevant and Timely (ART) INFORMATION from integrated data. Not Accurate: Users loose faith in system Not Relevant: Users ignore the system Not Timely: Users find alternatives to the system Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 8
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Benefits - Sales Optimization - Cost Reduction, Planning and Budgeting - Inventory Optimization - Purchase Optimization - HR Optimization - Production / Manufacturing Optimization - Demand Forecasting - Market Competitive Analysis and Customer Relationship Optimization - Supply Chain (Sales and Distribution) Optimization - Most Important is ART Information to support all levels of Decision Making - Aim is to replace/reduce Excel based Analysis Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 9
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis BI System Anatomy BACK-END Data Collection and Integration Tools Forecasting, Mining Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 10 ERP Ecomm CRM Files …. Data Mart PRESENTATION FRONT-END Analytics, Visualization, Dashboards, … DISTRIBUTION Alerts, Email, Mobile, Intranet ….
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Backend BI Tools: Used for collection, integration and consolidation of data from various sources. Intermediate BI Tools: Allows users to create forecasts and identify trends (data mining) from the data. Frontend BI Tools: Provides users with a interactive and intuitive interface to view the information generated. Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 11
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Data Analytics (New Age Decision Support Systems) - Based on multi-dimensional view of data (cubes) - Pivot Table demo - Features for drilling in and across data - Slicing and dicing of data - Graphics capabilities - Similar to Excel - Exception reporting - Data Analyst would use such tools and create Reports/Analysis/Graphs (objects) - These objects would be supplied to Executives using Dashboards, Alerts etc. Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 12
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Multi-dimensional Data Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 13
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Data Analytics Tools in Market High-end: Business Objects, OBIEE, Microstrategy, … Open Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_intelligence_tools Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 14
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Dashboards and Alerts - Dashboards are collection of reports/analysis/graphs - Alerts are specific events that the system finds and sends a email/sms etc to the executive - Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) can be set and linked to alerts - Linking across objects provides executive with ability to go through the generated information in a very intuitive manner Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 15
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 16
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Data Mining - Also known as KDD (Knowledge Discovery in Databases) - Involves use of large data sets - Involves uses of Statistical Methods, Database Systems and Artificial Intelligence - The objective is to discover patterns or knowledge from existing data - Involves four step process: Data Preparation (classification), Hypothesis (user provided guidance), Discovery (of knowledge) and Validation (of discovered knowledge against hypothesis) - Techniques: Classification, Clustering, Association Rules, Regression - Predictive Analytics - High end tools: SPSS, SAS, … - Open Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_mining Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 17
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Data Visualization - Presents a intuitive graphic representation of the data and generated knowledge - The visualization is a embedded feature in most Analytics and Mining tools Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 18
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Predictive Analytics - Combines Data Analytics and Statistical techniques to provide a interactive tool - encompasses a variety of statistical techniques from modeling, machine learning, and data mining that analyze current and historical facts to make predictions about future, or otherwise unknown, events - Recency, Frequency, Transaction Value, Demographics - Classification, Clustering, Association Rules, Regression - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictive_analytics Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 19
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Marketing and Sales Metrics - Cost per lead generation - Proposal turnover time - Lead closure rate - Lead closure time - Sales Channel utilization - Customer Retention/Churn rate - Campaign Effectiveness Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 20
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Using BI for Marketing and Sales Examples - Example 1: Predicting which Customers are likely to switch to competitors - Example 2: Predicting which Customers can be cross sold - Example 3: Predicting lead success probability & providing recommendations - Example 4: Focusing Marketing Campaigns Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 21
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Predicting which Customers are likely to switch to competitors Past Customer Records - Transactions - Demographics - Buy Behavior Service Records Past Switch Records Current Customer Records - Transactions - Demographics - Buy Behavior - Service Records Create Model (Association Rules, Clustering Switch Model (Decision Tree, Neural Network) Prediction Algorithm (Classification) Switch Predictions Analytics Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 22
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Predicting which Customers can be cross sold Past Customer Records - Transactions - Demographics - Buy Behavior Service Records Past Cross Selling Records Current Customer Records - Transactions - Demographics - Buy Behavior - Service Records Create Model (Association Rules, Clustering Product Cross Sell Possibilities Cross Sell Model (Decision Tree, Neural Network) Prediction Algorithm (Classification) Cross Sell Predictions Analytics Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 23
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Predicting lead success probability & providing recommendations Past Leads -Attributes - Campaign - Sales Channel Conversion Results - Success or Failure - Reasons - Process followed Create Model ( Clustering) Current Leads Conversion Model (Decision Tree, Neural Network) Prediction Algorithm (Classification) Conversion Probability Predictions & Recommendations Analytics Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 24
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Focusing Marketing Campaigns Past Prospects/Leads Conversions and Failures Demographic Data Create Model (Association) Prospect List Shortlisted Model (Decision Tree) Shortlisting Prospects High Medium Low Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 25
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis More Ways to use BI - Customer Profitability Analysis: which customers to value? - Ecommerce Site User behavior analysis: Make special offers to convert suspects to prospects and leads, depending on which pages of the site the suspect has visited - Call Center Log Analysis: identifying leads using data mining or predictive analysis - Customer Retention: identify potential leads, renewal offers - Customer Relation Extension: identify potential leads based on service records Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 26
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Marketing and Sales Intelligence System BACK-END Data Collection and Integration Tools ERP, CRM Sales Industry data …. Forecasting, Mining Marketing Data Mart PRESENTATION FRONT-END Analytics, Visualization, Dashboards, … EXTRANET ACCESS To PARTNERS (Marketing Portal) ALERTS by email and mobile to Sales Force and Partners Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 27
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Measuring Performance: For each Campaign or Sales Channel New Customers: 5678, 7% Acquisition Cost: 2500/- Lead Closing %: 34% Renewal %: 77% Extended Relations: 345, 1.3M Recovered Relations: 45 Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 28
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 29
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Analytics Demo Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 30
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    Using Business Intelligencefor Marketing and Sales Analysis Q&A Thank You vmunshi@erp-india.com 98250 11489 Proprietary and Confidential © ERP India – Vispi Munshi – erp-india.org 31

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  • #25 Association with Education (which University?)
  • #26 Expansion Plans Demographics – Retirements