Marketelligent provides analytic services to help Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG), Manufacturing, and Retail companies make better business decisions. Their services include optimizing marketing investments, managing product pricing and promotions, rationalizing stock keeping units, understanding markets and shopper behavior, and designing supply chains and distribution networks. They offer global analytic capabilities leveraging domain expertise to maximize sales and profits.
The document discusses the role of analytics in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry. It notes that analytics can help CPG companies with pricing strategies, optimizing marketing mix, portfolio optimization, inventory management, and other areas. Analytics provides insights into profit drivers, demand elasticity, trade spend effectiveness, and more. It concludes that CPG companies must invest in analytics to stay competitive as consumer behavior changes rapidly.
Accenture: Commercial analytics insights CPG Companies 27-7-12 Brian Crotty
A fully integrated analytics operating model can help consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies focus commercial analytics resources on high-value processes to grow market share and sustain profit margins.
Market and economic uncertainty is making it difficult for CPG companies to achieve sustainable growth. Value-driven consumers are more demanding than ever before, and retailers are increasingly pushing private labels and looking for ways to control the consumer relationship. Additionally, “big data” has left many marketing and sales organizations with an information overload, yielding little insight into how to win consumer loyalty. This uncertain environment requires CPG companies to make faster, better-informed commercial decisions and take concrete action to improve market performance.
In this point of view, Accenture outlines an approach that can help CPG companies improve their commercial analytics capability to generate significant value.
June 27, 2012
Creating Business Value - Use Cases in CPG/RetailBig Data Pulse
This document discusses how big data analytics can help consumer packaged goods, fast moving consumer goods, retail, and e-commerce companies. It provides examples of use cases like predictive demand forecasting, pricing optimization, and markdown optimization. One case study describes how a department store used a forecasting and optimization model to improve markdown strategies and increase margins by $90 million annually. In conclusion, analyzing large, diverse customer data in real-time can provide actionable insights to increase market share, revenue and profits.
Insights Throughout the CPG Brand LifecycleNM Incite
NM Incite’s social media research and analytics offer brands insight into real-time, authentic consumer expression that can transform how marketers build strong brands, create passionate and engaged communities and ultimately achieve superior sales outcomes. Learn how NM Incite’s solutions can be layered with other Nielsen assets to produce powerful insights, providing a valuable competitive advantage.
Business intelligence (BI) helps businesses in various ways. For fast moving consumer goods companies, BI helps increase customer relationships, respond quickly to market changes, and launch new products faster. For retailers, BI helps align operations around revenue and profitability, identify and analyze trends, and increase cost savings through benchmarking. A US food distribution major uses BI for strategic goals like demand management, sales force effectiveness, trade promotion effectiveness, and supplier performance analysis.
Cross-selling in the New Era: A Win-win for Banks and Customersaccenture
In this new Accenture document we discuss how banks can reinvent cross-selling. The presentation introduces a sales paradigm that serves the financial well-being of customers better and demonstrates a bank's value as a trusted advisor. For more information, read our blog post on bank cross-selling: bit.ly/2hLpxO1
Digital Collaboration between Retailers-ManufacturersAnthony Levesanos
1) The document discusses obstacles that hinder effective digital collaboration between retailers and manufacturers, such as divergent agendas, lack of trusted data, information asymmetry, and shallow customer knowledge.
2) It proposes a collaboration framework to overcome these obstacles, including agreeing on strategic objectives and priorities, sharing a common set of data and metrics, using data-driven insights, and establishing time-bound and balanced metrics.
3) The framework emphasizes starting with deep customer understanding, optimizing supply chains, and monitoring execution and results through a shared analytics platform and coordinated processes.
Marketelligent provides analytic services to help Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG), Manufacturing, and Retail companies make better business decisions. Their services include optimizing marketing investments, managing product pricing and promotions, rationalizing stock keeping units, understanding markets and shopper behavior, and designing supply chains and distribution networks. They offer global analytic capabilities leveraging domain expertise to maximize sales and profits.
The document discusses the role of analytics in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry. It notes that analytics can help CPG companies with pricing strategies, optimizing marketing mix, portfolio optimization, inventory management, and other areas. Analytics provides insights into profit drivers, demand elasticity, trade spend effectiveness, and more. It concludes that CPG companies must invest in analytics to stay competitive as consumer behavior changes rapidly.
Accenture: Commercial analytics insights CPG Companies 27-7-12 Brian Crotty
A fully integrated analytics operating model can help consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies focus commercial analytics resources on high-value processes to grow market share and sustain profit margins.
Market and economic uncertainty is making it difficult for CPG companies to achieve sustainable growth. Value-driven consumers are more demanding than ever before, and retailers are increasingly pushing private labels and looking for ways to control the consumer relationship. Additionally, “big data” has left many marketing and sales organizations with an information overload, yielding little insight into how to win consumer loyalty. This uncertain environment requires CPG companies to make faster, better-informed commercial decisions and take concrete action to improve market performance.
In this point of view, Accenture outlines an approach that can help CPG companies improve their commercial analytics capability to generate significant value.
June 27, 2012
Creating Business Value - Use Cases in CPG/RetailBig Data Pulse
This document discusses how big data analytics can help consumer packaged goods, fast moving consumer goods, retail, and e-commerce companies. It provides examples of use cases like predictive demand forecasting, pricing optimization, and markdown optimization. One case study describes how a department store used a forecasting and optimization model to improve markdown strategies and increase margins by $90 million annually. In conclusion, analyzing large, diverse customer data in real-time can provide actionable insights to increase market share, revenue and profits.
Insights Throughout the CPG Brand LifecycleNM Incite
NM Incite’s social media research and analytics offer brands insight into real-time, authentic consumer expression that can transform how marketers build strong brands, create passionate and engaged communities and ultimately achieve superior sales outcomes. Learn how NM Incite’s solutions can be layered with other Nielsen assets to produce powerful insights, providing a valuable competitive advantage.
Business intelligence (BI) helps businesses in various ways. For fast moving consumer goods companies, BI helps increase customer relationships, respond quickly to market changes, and launch new products faster. For retailers, BI helps align operations around revenue and profitability, identify and analyze trends, and increase cost savings through benchmarking. A US food distribution major uses BI for strategic goals like demand management, sales force effectiveness, trade promotion effectiveness, and supplier performance analysis.
Cross-selling in the New Era: A Win-win for Banks and Customersaccenture
In this new Accenture document we discuss how banks can reinvent cross-selling. The presentation introduces a sales paradigm that serves the financial well-being of customers better and demonstrates a bank's value as a trusted advisor. For more information, read our blog post on bank cross-selling: bit.ly/2hLpxO1
Digital Collaboration between Retailers-ManufacturersAnthony Levesanos
1) The document discusses obstacles that hinder effective digital collaboration between retailers and manufacturers, such as divergent agendas, lack of trusted data, information asymmetry, and shallow customer knowledge.
2) It proposes a collaboration framework to overcome these obstacles, including agreeing on strategic objectives and priorities, sharing a common set of data and metrics, using data-driven insights, and establishing time-bound and balanced metrics.
3) The framework emphasizes starting with deep customer understanding, optimizing supply chains, and monitoring execution and results through a shared analytics platform and coordinated processes.
The document discusses various analytics techniques used in retail decision making including store layout planning, merchandising, assortment optimization, sales forecasting, inventory management, vendor management, loyalty analytics, pricing analysis, promotion optimization, and market basket analysis. The key goal of applying these decision science techniques is to maximize revenue, sales, footfalls, and profitability through optimal allocation of space, inventory, pricing, promotions and understanding of consumer purchasing behavior.
Analytics For Retail Banking - MarketelligentMarketelligent
MarketIntelligent provides analytic services to help clients make better business decisions. They offer expertise in credit risk and marketing analytics across various banking products. Their services include developing scorecards to predict customer behavior, maximize profits from assets and fees, reduce losses, acquire profitable customers, increase activation and cross-sell revenues.
Driving Marketing Efficiency In The Consumer Goods Business With Advanced Ana...Gina Shaw
"Information is the oil of the 21st century, and analytics is the combustion engine" – Gartner
A large percentage of marketing efforts in a consumer goods business has little to no impact on sales. One primary reason for low-yield marketing campaigns is the inability to leverage data. Success in the consumer goods industry largely depends on the speed and accuracy of decision-making.
This eBook will help you discover:
1. Challenges marketers face in in the consumer goods business
2. The current state of marketing analytics
3. The overview and importance of advanced analytics
4. Traditional analytics vs advanced analytics
5. Advanced analytics solutions use cases in the areas of
- Measuring marketing effectiveness
- Optimizing marketing and advertising spend
- Sales forecasting
- Product portfolio management
- Marketing mix modelling
6. Driving analytics adoption within your organization with AI
7. Case study: How a global CPG company reduced marketing spend by 5% with advanced analytics
8. How you can get started right away?
Business Intelligence for FMCG BusinessLi Ken Chong
Empower the FMCG business with data framework to consolidate Modern Trade & General Trade business information into a single repository for performance review around sales, distribution channel, inventory efficiency and many more KPI driven analysis.
The document discusses the use of business intelligence (BI) in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and retail industries. It outlines key performance indicators and frameworks for BI systems in retail. It also describes data modeling approaches for retail scenarios and discusses how BI can help address challenges and questions in areas like inventory, pricing, promotions and customer analytics. Major trends include increased competition and expectations, and the need for greater organizational alignment through BI.
Arun Gupta, Customer Care Associate and Group Chief Technology Officer, Shoppers Stop presented at the Premier Business Leadership Series 2010, http://www.sas.com/theserieshk.
With many retailers worldwide struggling to maintain revenues, how do you grow in such a tough competitive landscape? As a leading Indian retailer and pioneer in using technology, especially business analytics, Shoppers Stop is not only thriving but has helped revolutionise the retail sector. Gupta will share insights on using analytics to drive business value, reduce operational costs and provide better products and customer experience.
How An AI-Powered Trade Promotion Optimization Software Can Improve Consumer ...Gina Shaw
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will happen in both TPx and Retail Execution sooner than you probably think – Promotion Optimization Institute
According to Nielsen Holdings, 40% of Consumer Goods trade promotion spending doesn’t drive the desired results. Even though the trade promotions spend take up a lion’s share of the organizational revenue, traditionally manufacturers have always struggled in optimizing their promotion mix for the maximum bang for the buck.
With the advancements in AI technologies, it is now possible to powerfully harness data and run high-yield trade promotions.
What You Can Expect From The eBook?
1. Key Trade Promotion Optimization (TPO) challenges faced today
2. What is AI in the context of TPO?
3. How AI helps run profitable trade promotions?
4. What an AI-Powered analysis looks like?
5. Case-studies
6. How you can get started right away!
VIAPROM provides Analytics Solutions which involved deep problem solving and usage of a range of statistical techniques from regression to ML based models for Clients in Retail industries across the world.
The document describes JAGGAER ONE, a procurement platform that offers end-to-end spend management from source to pay. It provides modular solutions on a single digital platform to streamline sourcing, contracting, procurement, supplier management, and payment processes. Key features include spend analytics, category management, supplier enablement, automated workflows, and tailoring to different industries and spend categories. The goal is to help organizations gain better visibility, control, and value across procurement through a comprehensive and flexible platform.
"Marketing Analytics and Applications": Course IntroductionMasao Kakihara
This document outlines the course introduction for the MITB - B.11 Marketing Analytics and Applications course. The instructor, Masao Kakihara, introduces himself and provides an overview of the course objectives, topics, structure and evaluation. Key topics to be covered include trends in marketing analytics, macro/micro environments, and challenges of data abundance. The course will help students understand marketing analytics landscapes, integrate various data methodologies and translate data into actionable strategies.
The retail industry is undergoing a massive transformation driven by consumers' adoption of new digital technologies. By 2020, brick-and-mortar retailers will need to fundamentally change how they do business to survive. Seven key trends will impact brick-and-mortar stores: leveraging social media data; embracing "showrooming"; tailoring store inventories; rationalizing store sizes; using mobile technologies; fulfilling online orders from stores; and developing "dark stores" for online order fulfillment. To adapt, retailers must implement an integrated online and in-store shopping experience, understand demand across all channels, customize product assortments for each customer, and enable flexible, real-time supply chains.
Moving Forward with Big Data: The Future of Retail AnalyticsBill Bishop
Out new report Moving Forward with Big Data: The Future of Retail Analytics goes deeper into new territory that's relevant to changes taking place across retailing.
It calls out significant progress in the past 9 months.
• The definition of big data has grown beyond technical, i.e. “what it is,” to include “what it does.”
• A lot more companies are executing big data projects (an increase from < 20% to now 65% of sample respondents).
• Most of the focus is on driving top line growth.
S&OP and Demand Management 2016 Summary Charts - 16 AUG 2016Lora Cecere
Summary: S&OP and Demand Management Study Summary Charts. Based on an online survey conducted by Supply Chain Insights (February 12-May 26, 2016). The objective of the survey was to understand the current state of decision-making processes (S&OP and demand management were the focus) and their respective technologies. The results are among 79 respondents: manufacturers, distributors, and retailers who are familiar with the S&OP and/or demand management processes at their company.
The document discusses 5 ways that retail CEOs can increase corporate profits through strategic information management. It outlines initiatives to 1) speed time to market for new products, 2) reduce costly product returns, 3) optimize inaccurate inventory levels, 4) streamline the expensive supplier onboarding process, and 5) improve up-sell and cross-sell conversions. A strategic information management platform provides a single source of product truth across systems to enable these initiatives.
Top 20 Reasons Why Agent-based Modeling is Disrupting Marketing MixThinkVine
Misallocated ad dollars may be costing brands more than 25 percent in lost sales. Based on an analysis of ThinkVine customers with average annual sales of more than $1 billion, we found that companies were spending too much or too little on specific media 85 percent of the time. By optimizing their marketing budgets, the companies added anywhere from 7 to 81 percent in additional revenue attributed to marketing activities – an average of 28 percent.
Don’t lose out on the additional sales your marketing could be driving. Brands have been relying too heavily on outdated, backward-looking marketing mix methods that leave money on the table.
Companies are now turning to agent-based modeling to make better strategic decisions that will deliver the results they need, and here is why.
If you have a retail product that needs a sales boost or you're launching a new product - you should consider a custom designed and manufactured point of sale product display unit.
Big data why big data is huge for CPG manufacturersJanet Dorenkott
CPG manufacturers need to understand big data and understand the value of big data. This presentation explains big data, the evolution of big data and how big data can be used.
Spatial Processing with SAP HANA Infographic shows the different spatial data types, functions, services, and content available natively on the platform and also delivered via 3rd party mapping services. For more information please visit saphana.com/spatial
This document provides a summary of Gilt's performance for Luxury Link and outlines their merchandising strategy for Q2. It shows that Gilt drives a significant portion of traffic and sales. Data on customer demographics, behaviors, and best performing content is analyzed. Actions taken include changes to site tiles, emails, and landing pages based on learnings. The ongoing Q2 plan is to regularly audit analytics, adjust merchandising calendars, and test themes and destinations with a focus on high value customers and international members.
CPG Innovation From Ideation to Aisle: New Techniques for Staying Ahead of Co...Instantly
Eighty-five percent of new products fail. How do you beat those odds? Instantly VP of Product Innovation Justin Wheeler and Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert offer up different solutions to make sure your next new product avoids failure.
Click here for the full recording of Wheeler and Lempert during our August 6, 2015 webinar: http://bit.ly/1P7zL2c
The document discusses various analytics techniques used in retail decision making including store layout planning, merchandising, assortment optimization, sales forecasting, inventory management, vendor management, loyalty analytics, pricing analysis, promotion optimization, and market basket analysis. The key goal of applying these decision science techniques is to maximize revenue, sales, footfalls, and profitability through optimal allocation of space, inventory, pricing, promotions and understanding of consumer purchasing behavior.
Analytics For Retail Banking - MarketelligentMarketelligent
MarketIntelligent provides analytic services to help clients make better business decisions. They offer expertise in credit risk and marketing analytics across various banking products. Their services include developing scorecards to predict customer behavior, maximize profits from assets and fees, reduce losses, acquire profitable customers, increase activation and cross-sell revenues.
Driving Marketing Efficiency In The Consumer Goods Business With Advanced Ana...Gina Shaw
"Information is the oil of the 21st century, and analytics is the combustion engine" – Gartner
A large percentage of marketing efforts in a consumer goods business has little to no impact on sales. One primary reason for low-yield marketing campaigns is the inability to leverage data. Success in the consumer goods industry largely depends on the speed and accuracy of decision-making.
This eBook will help you discover:
1. Challenges marketers face in in the consumer goods business
2. The current state of marketing analytics
3. The overview and importance of advanced analytics
4. Traditional analytics vs advanced analytics
5. Advanced analytics solutions use cases in the areas of
- Measuring marketing effectiveness
- Optimizing marketing and advertising spend
- Sales forecasting
- Product portfolio management
- Marketing mix modelling
6. Driving analytics adoption within your organization with AI
7. Case study: How a global CPG company reduced marketing spend by 5% with advanced analytics
8. How you can get started right away?
Business Intelligence for FMCG BusinessLi Ken Chong
Empower the FMCG business with data framework to consolidate Modern Trade & General Trade business information into a single repository for performance review around sales, distribution channel, inventory efficiency and many more KPI driven analysis.
The document discusses the use of business intelligence (BI) in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and retail industries. It outlines key performance indicators and frameworks for BI systems in retail. It also describes data modeling approaches for retail scenarios and discusses how BI can help address challenges and questions in areas like inventory, pricing, promotions and customer analytics. Major trends include increased competition and expectations, and the need for greater organizational alignment through BI.
Arun Gupta, Customer Care Associate and Group Chief Technology Officer, Shoppers Stop presented at the Premier Business Leadership Series 2010, http://www.sas.com/theserieshk.
With many retailers worldwide struggling to maintain revenues, how do you grow in such a tough competitive landscape? As a leading Indian retailer and pioneer in using technology, especially business analytics, Shoppers Stop is not only thriving but has helped revolutionise the retail sector. Gupta will share insights on using analytics to drive business value, reduce operational costs and provide better products and customer experience.
How An AI-Powered Trade Promotion Optimization Software Can Improve Consumer ...Gina Shaw
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will happen in both TPx and Retail Execution sooner than you probably think – Promotion Optimization Institute
According to Nielsen Holdings, 40% of Consumer Goods trade promotion spending doesn’t drive the desired results. Even though the trade promotions spend take up a lion’s share of the organizational revenue, traditionally manufacturers have always struggled in optimizing their promotion mix for the maximum bang for the buck.
With the advancements in AI technologies, it is now possible to powerfully harness data and run high-yield trade promotions.
What You Can Expect From The eBook?
1. Key Trade Promotion Optimization (TPO) challenges faced today
2. What is AI in the context of TPO?
3. How AI helps run profitable trade promotions?
4. What an AI-Powered analysis looks like?
5. Case-studies
6. How you can get started right away!
VIAPROM provides Analytics Solutions which involved deep problem solving and usage of a range of statistical techniques from regression to ML based models for Clients in Retail industries across the world.
The document describes JAGGAER ONE, a procurement platform that offers end-to-end spend management from source to pay. It provides modular solutions on a single digital platform to streamline sourcing, contracting, procurement, supplier management, and payment processes. Key features include spend analytics, category management, supplier enablement, automated workflows, and tailoring to different industries and spend categories. The goal is to help organizations gain better visibility, control, and value across procurement through a comprehensive and flexible platform.
"Marketing Analytics and Applications": Course IntroductionMasao Kakihara
This document outlines the course introduction for the MITB - B.11 Marketing Analytics and Applications course. The instructor, Masao Kakihara, introduces himself and provides an overview of the course objectives, topics, structure and evaluation. Key topics to be covered include trends in marketing analytics, macro/micro environments, and challenges of data abundance. The course will help students understand marketing analytics landscapes, integrate various data methodologies and translate data into actionable strategies.
The retail industry is undergoing a massive transformation driven by consumers' adoption of new digital technologies. By 2020, brick-and-mortar retailers will need to fundamentally change how they do business to survive. Seven key trends will impact brick-and-mortar stores: leveraging social media data; embracing "showrooming"; tailoring store inventories; rationalizing store sizes; using mobile technologies; fulfilling online orders from stores; and developing "dark stores" for online order fulfillment. To adapt, retailers must implement an integrated online and in-store shopping experience, understand demand across all channels, customize product assortments for each customer, and enable flexible, real-time supply chains.
Moving Forward with Big Data: The Future of Retail AnalyticsBill Bishop
Out new report Moving Forward with Big Data: The Future of Retail Analytics goes deeper into new territory that's relevant to changes taking place across retailing.
It calls out significant progress in the past 9 months.
• The definition of big data has grown beyond technical, i.e. “what it is,” to include “what it does.”
• A lot more companies are executing big data projects (an increase from < 20% to now 65% of sample respondents).
• Most of the focus is on driving top line growth.
S&OP and Demand Management 2016 Summary Charts - 16 AUG 2016Lora Cecere
Summary: S&OP and Demand Management Study Summary Charts. Based on an online survey conducted by Supply Chain Insights (February 12-May 26, 2016). The objective of the survey was to understand the current state of decision-making processes (S&OP and demand management were the focus) and their respective technologies. The results are among 79 respondents: manufacturers, distributors, and retailers who are familiar with the S&OP and/or demand management processes at their company.
The document discusses 5 ways that retail CEOs can increase corporate profits through strategic information management. It outlines initiatives to 1) speed time to market for new products, 2) reduce costly product returns, 3) optimize inaccurate inventory levels, 4) streamline the expensive supplier onboarding process, and 5) improve up-sell and cross-sell conversions. A strategic information management platform provides a single source of product truth across systems to enable these initiatives.
Top 20 Reasons Why Agent-based Modeling is Disrupting Marketing MixThinkVine
Misallocated ad dollars may be costing brands more than 25 percent in lost sales. Based on an analysis of ThinkVine customers with average annual sales of more than $1 billion, we found that companies were spending too much or too little on specific media 85 percent of the time. By optimizing their marketing budgets, the companies added anywhere from 7 to 81 percent in additional revenue attributed to marketing activities – an average of 28 percent.
Don’t lose out on the additional sales your marketing could be driving. Brands have been relying too heavily on outdated, backward-looking marketing mix methods that leave money on the table.
Companies are now turning to agent-based modeling to make better strategic decisions that will deliver the results they need, and here is why.
If you have a retail product that needs a sales boost or you're launching a new product - you should consider a custom designed and manufactured point of sale product display unit.
Big data why big data is huge for CPG manufacturersJanet Dorenkott
CPG manufacturers need to understand big data and understand the value of big data. This presentation explains big data, the evolution of big data and how big data can be used.
Spatial Processing with SAP HANA Infographic shows the different spatial data types, functions, services, and content available natively on the platform and also delivered via 3rd party mapping services. For more information please visit saphana.com/spatial
This document provides a summary of Gilt's performance for Luxury Link and outlines their merchandising strategy for Q2. It shows that Gilt drives a significant portion of traffic and sales. Data on customer demographics, behaviors, and best performing content is analyzed. Actions taken include changes to site tiles, emails, and landing pages based on learnings. The ongoing Q2 plan is to regularly audit analytics, adjust merchandising calendars, and test themes and destinations with a focus on high value customers and international members.
CPG Innovation From Ideation to Aisle: New Techniques for Staying Ahead of Co...Instantly
Eighty-five percent of new products fail. How do you beat those odds? Instantly VP of Product Innovation Justin Wheeler and Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert offer up different solutions to make sure your next new product avoids failure.
Click here for the full recording of Wheeler and Lempert during our August 6, 2015 webinar: http://bit.ly/1P7zL2c
The document discusses challenges facing retail, consumer packaged goods, travel, and logistics firms. It outlines four key challenges: unifying the business ecosystem dealing with customers, streamlining complex supply chains, ensuring operational and process efficiency, and leveraging social media intelligence. It then describes Mahindra Satyam's solutions to address these challenges, including offerings for order management, extending legacy systems, customer service, working capital reduction, location-based mobility, and using social media for business intelligence. The solutions aim to provide greater agility, operational efficiency, improved time to market, on-demand content, and location-based responses to patients.
SAP HANA & HADOOP Implementation - Predictive Analytics – CPG and Retail on U...Cloneskills
• Objective of this demonstration is to provide enough functional and technical details about our pre-configured SAP HANA enabled predictive analytics on SAP COPA and social media data - “Big Data”
• In this demonstration we will be presenting the out of the box analytics capabilities of SAP HANA. Viewers will learn on how our pre-packaged solutions will cut-down the implementation time, and risk with low predictable cost
• An ideal Advanced Analytics solution should have the capability to extract business values from unstructured information and convert that into actionable insight. We will show how to analyze and integrate an un-structured social media data to provide valuable insight on customer behavior and sales trends. All these on our hosted solutions over an Amazon cloud infrastructure
• Our readily deployable solutions uses the new features of SAP HANA 1.0 SPS5 including the new Text Analysis engine for entity extraction (for example persons, locations, products), and "Voice of Customer" fact extraction (for example sentiments, requests, topics)
CPG Companies: Evolving Your Analytics-driven Organizationsaccenture
Accenture surveyed 90 large, global consumer packaged goods companies and found three important dimensions toward building an analytics-driven organization.
Read our other analytics research on accenture.com: http://www.accenture.com/CPGanalytics
The document discusses the use of procurement analytics. It begins by explaining what procurement analytics is and why organizations should use it. Analytics can increase demand forecasting accuracy and contract negotiation power. The document then discusses how analytics can be applied in areas like vendor evaluation, spend analysis, and demand forecasting. It also outlines challenges to implementation and provides recommendations for next steps like gaining leadership support, collaborating cross-functionally, developing skills, and integrating systems.
Big Data in Retail - Examples in ActionDavid Pittman
This use case looks at how savvy retailers can use "big data" - combining data from web browsing patterns, social media, industry forecasts, existing customer records, etc. - to predict trends, prepare for demand, pinpoint customers, optimize pricing and promotions, and monitor real-time analytics and results. For more information, visit http://www.IBMbigdatahub.com
Follow us on Twitter.com/IBMbigdata
Tridant for FMCG - Data Analytics and PlanningRana Banerji
Looking to transform your FMCG business into a more competitive organisation using analytics and planning. This documents shares details on some of initiatives that can be done using Big Data Analytics, AI, Forecasting, Planning, Data Visualisation and Predictive Algorithms
This document discusses inventory optimization strategies for companies. It begins by stating that optimal inventory levels balance inventory costs, service levels, and sales. It then explores key drivers of inventory optimization, including sales and operations planning, inventory management, demand planning, vendor management, and key performance indicators. The document emphasizes that inventory optimization requires balancing inventory reduction with maintaining adequate service levels.
- Purchasing organizations must become both strategic and tactical by understanding customer needs, improving response times, having an educated workforce, and focusing on continuous supply chain improvements.
- To succeed in the 21st century, purchasing departments must forge supplier alliances, develop best-in-class global suppliers, and improve processes to support business goals.
- Purchasing is undergoing changes like department name changes to reflect an increased focus on strategic sourcing, global procurement, and supply chain management.
Module 16 - The Role of Data Systems and Tools in Internal and External Analy...caniceconsulting
This document outlines various metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) that can be monitored within a company to identify early signs of issues or opportunities for improvement. It discusses KPIs related to human resources, research and development, procurement, operations, outbound logistics, marketing and sales, customer service, and a minimum set of core indicators that should always be monitored including sales, procurement, financials, employees, production, and external factors. Monitoring these internal data sources can help generate important information about the state of the company over time.
This document discusses improving supply chain performance by linking it to the balanced scorecard. It outlines current supply chain measures and perspectives in the balanced scorecard. It then proposes linking the two by identifying performance measures that align the internal, financial, innovation/learning, and customer perspectives of the balanced scorecard with goals like unit cost reduction, time reduction, waste reduction, and flexible response in the supply chain. Aligning key performance indicators across these perspectives can help optimize supply chain performance.
The document discusses supply chain best practices and provides an overview of key topics including metrics, inventory velocity, cycle time compression, lean logistics, technology, supplier performance, and segmenting supply chains. It emphasizes that companies should develop multiple, tailored supply chain approaches rather than a one-size-fits-all model in order to improve flexibility, responsiveness, and demand planning. Metrics like inventory turns and reducing cycle times are important for optimizing supply chain performance.
The Supply Chain Management has the potential to improve Company’s competitiveness. Supply chain capability is as important to a company's overall strategy as overall product strategy. It encourages management of processes across departments. By linking supply chain objectives to company strategy, decisions can be made between competing demands on the supply chain. The impact of managing overall product demand and the supply of product will impact the profitability of the company.
IronStar Consulting provides procurement consulting services to help clients reduce costs and improve profitability. They have an experienced team with expertise in various sectors. IronStar analyzes all areas of a client's spending to identify savings opportunities. They use a Return on Invested Capital model where they only earn fees from actual savings achieved. IronStar implements best practices and works with clients on a strategic and long-term basis to continuously realize procurement savings.
The document discusses how supply chain analytics can help organizations optimize their supply chain operations. It describes how the changing role of consumers has impacted supply chains and the need for collaboration, visibility, and efficiency across the supply chain. It then provides examples of different types of supply chain analytics and insights organizations can gain in areas like executive dashboards, supply chain design, demand forecasting, pricing, inventory management, and more. It also provides a brief case study of how Team Computers implemented an analytics solution for Parle Products to track stock levels, sales, and shortfalls.
The document discusses lean supply chain management and its benefits for companies. It outlines key elements of a lean supply chain including procurement, manufacturing, logistics, demand management, and information technology. Implementing a lean supply chain can help companies reduce costs, become more responsive to customers, and improve overall profitability. Critical to success is understanding customer needs, having the right systems and expertise in place, and removing inconsistencies across the supply chain.
Supply At the most fundamental level, supply chain management (SCM) is management of the flow of goods, data, and finances related to a product or service, from the procurement of raw materials to the delivery of the product at its final destination managementThe Top-level of this model has five different processes which are also known as components of Supply Chain Management – Plan, Source, Make, Deliver and ReturnINTEGRATION. Integration starts at your strategic planning phase and is critical throughout your communications and information sharing and data analysis and storage. ...
OPERATIONS. ...
PURCHASING. ...
DISTRIBUTIONHere are six types of supply chain models that can drive supply chain management for a business:
Continuous Flow. This is one of the most traditional models on the list. ...
Fast chain. The fast chain model is one of the new names in supply chain strategies. ...
Efficient Chain. ...
Agile. ...
Custom-configured. ...
FlexibleThere are three main flows of supply chain management: the product flow, the information flow, and the finances flow. The Product Flow – The product flow involves the movement of goods from a supplier to a customer. This supply chain management flow also concerns customer returns and service needsSupply chain management is the process of delivering a product from raw material to the consumer. It includes supply planning, product planning, demand planning, sales and operations planning, and supply management.Adapt Supply Chain to Customer's Needs. ...
Customize Logistics Network. ...
Align Demand Planning Across Supply Chain. ...
Differentiate Products Close to Customer. ...
Outsource Strategically. ...
Develop IT that Support Multi-Level Decision Making. ...
Adopt Both Service and Financial MetricsIntegration, operations, purchasing and distribution are the four elements of the supply chain that work together to establish a path to competition that is both cost-effective and competitive. Communicating and collaborating with all parties is a business strategy that eliminates errors and saves money.Buying products or services. Purchasing is a key component of any procurement role. ...
Managing procurement processes. ...
Supplier relations. ...
Understand business goals and objectives. ...
Policy management. ...
Sustainability & Ethics. ...
Manufacturing. ...
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3. New Product
Launches &
Innovation
Need Gap Analysis
It is an approach to identify the unmet needs of consumers, in which respondents are asked to envisage the
ideal brand or product, and then to rate various existing brands or products on key attributes. If there are no
existing brands measuring up to the ideal, there exists a need gap which could be a potential for a new
product.
It provides answers to critical business questions like:
What is the consumer’s perception of the brand/product?
What are the consumer needs yet to be catered to and are there competitors providing alternatives?
Identify new consumer segments and market potential for a new product.
What is the brand image in the consumer’s mind? If needed, how is it to be re-branded and re-positioned?
Needs
Satisfaction
HighLow
HighLow
Hygiene needs
Unmet needs
Satisfied needs
Underdevelopedneeds
Has enjoyable flavour
Cleans thoroughly
Provides fresh breath
Whitens teeth
Has anti-cavity action
Has anti-
bacterial action
Soothes gum
irritation,
inflammationand
bleedingRelieves
teeth
sensitivity
Controls tartar
Strengthens
enamel
4. Product & Concept Testing
PI Believability Uniqueness Value
Disclose technical
formula
DEL DEL MNB MB
Sensory ingredients IND DEL IND DEL
Natural ingredients IND DEL IND DEL
Easy to apply IND HYG
DEL = Delight
IND = Indifferent
TRNF = Turnoff
MNB = Must not be
MB = Must be
HYG = Hygiene
New Product
Launches &
Innovation
Product & Concept Testing
Estimate the market potential of an idea or a concept, before actually developing the product based on
consumer response on multiple metrics like: uniqueness, believability, feasibility, price, desirability,
advantages, disadvantages, etc.
Only successful concepts pass to the next phase, thereby minimizing R&D and marketing costs.
Apart from estimating the market potential, it also helps:
Identify critical success factors for a new product/service
Estimate price sensitivity and purchase likelihood
Bundle product/service features
Identify potential consumer segments and assess competition
Understand the purchase process and decision making
Optimize advertising messages and improve promotional offers
Statistical techniques (like Conjoint analysis, Discrete choice modeling, KANO analysis) are applied on the
consumer responses collected.
5. Supply Chain
SKU rationalization exercise is usually
supplemented with an impact study to
answer questions like:
What is the revenue impact associated
and how can it be minimized?
What is the inventory carrying impact
and overall savings?
Will it result in consumer dissatisfaction?
What is the consumer reactivation rate
on rationalized SKUs?
Is the product seasonal? What is the time
frame to rationalize the category?
What are the substitute products that
the consumer can be offered?
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SKU Rationalization
The objective of SKU rationalization is to reduce the business complexities arising from a burgeoning product
portfolio, from managing too many items, product life cycles, consumer preferences, etc., while ensuring
consumer satisfaction. It is the process of re-looking at the product portfolio and optimizing it.
It starts with the parameters that form the basis—identifying and retaining high margin SKUs, high volume
SKUs, SKUs that have a higher shelf life and those which are in tune with consumer preferences.
After analyzing the cost drivers for each SKU, the portfolio can be assorted and rejected products can be re-
evaluated for further action (merge, sell, milk or kill).
6. Pricing: Competitive pricing
(comparable to other vendors),
stability (low variance), accuracy,
advance notice of price changes.
Quality: Compliance with purchase
order, conformity to specifications,
reliability (rate of product failures),
durability, support, warranty.
Delivery: Time, quantity, lead time,
packaging, emergency delivery and
technical support.
Partner Strategic Fit Brand Equity Financial Health
Ability to
operationalize
Final Score Status
Vendor 1 9 8 10 7.4 8.75 Pass
Vendor 3 10 9 8 7.4 9.00 Pass
Vendor 3 10 7 6 7.4 7.50 Pass
Vendor 4 10 10 8 10.0 9.50 Underleveraged
Vendor 5 9 7 8 7.4 7.75 Pass
Vendor 6 2 7 6 8.2 5.50 Risky
Partner Filtration Methodology & Process Flow
Supply Chain
Vendor Management
It enables organizations to control costs, strive towards service excellence and mitigate risks to gain increased
value from their vendor by:
Minimizing potential business disruption
Avoiding deal and delivery failure
Improving operational efficiencies, controlling costs and planning of workforce and labor
It includes vendor identification, recruitment, monitoring, tracking and evaluating vendors on certain KPIs:
7. INSOURCE
High
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Low
High
OUTSOURCE
Low
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Capability of
supplier
Process maturity of
supplier
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supplier
IMPLEMENT
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Low
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quality, process for transferring
knowledge& monitor quality
tracking measures
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measures, plans to
continuously improveprocess
and knowledgesharing across
teams
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Low
High
Ensure flexibility and penalty
clauses are established for
product delivery, establish
alternatesourceof activity and
divulgeas littleproprietary
information as possible.
Actions
Establish control need based on
three secondary factors,
develop appropriate
contracting relationship type
and negotiatecontract
Supply Chain
Sourcing Strategy & Production Planning
Strategic sourcing continuously improves and re-evaluates the purchasing activities of a company. Sourcing
optimization helps evaluate different procurement inputs by considering supply market, specific supply chain
conditions, individual supplier conditions and offers alternatives to address the buyer’s sourcing goals.
It helps in:
Assessing the supply market, the company’s spending and identifying suitable suppliers
Optimizing production related sourcing decisions, concerning where to produce or source products,
based on a total supply chain cost analysis
Selecting a suitable manufacturing site, optimal capacity utilization of plants and product allocation
among the different plants and distribution centers
Strategic planning for manufacturing and inventory optimization
Increasing manufacturing and distribution asset utilization
8. Project Area Identified Savings (to date)
Transportation 16%
Warehouse 12%
Supply Chain 3%
Total 15%
Supply Chain
Network Optimization
Network optimization helps in designing the optimal supply chain network with the lowest total cost
structure, given operational constraints. It uses statistical modeling to describe the transport network to be
followed. It helps senior management in making the most efficient use of resources while identifying the
most economical routes.
It aids in:
Reducing transportation overheads and ensuring that the right product reaches the right location on
time
Improving transportation mode selection, load consolidation and resource utilization
Quantifying operational, financial costs of alternative networks and identifying scopes of improvement
Ensuring reduced freight costs and increased operating efficiency
Streamlining warehouse activities, thereby reducing time to dispatch and optimizing productivity levels
9. Lead time : It is the time lag between
when the order is placed and the point at
which the stocks are available; A lead
time of 4 days implies that there should
always be stock for 4 days supply to avoid
stock-out scenario
Safety stock is the buffer quantity to
cover any unplanned excess requirement
taking into account delivery delays
Reorder point is the minimum level of
stock at which procurement should be
triggered and quantity of warehouse
stock should never go below this point
If the quantity of warehouse stock is less
than re-order point, there is shortfall
Stock
TimeRelease date
Safety
Stock
Reorder
point
Availability date
Lot size
Replenishment
lead time
Supply Chain
Inventory Management
Optimal inventory management is an indispensable function to ensure un-interrupted product supply to
meet the changing demand. Stock out analysis helps in:
Optimizing inventory and service levels by streamlining ordering processes
Minimizing stock out—stock out can lead to loss of sales
Handling overstock—overstock leads to increased inventory costs and costs to liquidate excess inventory
Maximizing warehouse space utilization
Lead time is the time lag between when the order is placed, and the point at which stocks are available. The
buffer quantity to cover any unplanned excess requirement, taking into account delivery delays, is referred to
as safety stock. Providing for safety stock on top of lead time demand, will give the re-order point, which is
the minimal level of stock at which procurement should be triggered. Warehouse stock should never go
below the re-order point. Re-order point will assist in deciding what would be the best optimal order
quantity and when to place an order.
10. States
States
States
States
Zones
YTD
MOM
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Brand share
YOY
States
Zones
States
Zone
Increase in brand share
Decrease in brand share
No change in brand share
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Sales & Channel
Planning
Sales Tracker
Constant monitoring and tracking provides the sales team with accurate information related to market
dynamics, so that they can have an action plan before the next sales cycle starts. Also, it serves as the base
for formulating sales strategies. It:
Identifies which products and SKUs are selling the most
Analyses market trends and geographic buying patterns
Evaluates growth potential for product portfolio (products, regions, markets)
Identifies the epicenter for market share loss – Root-cause analysis
Interactive visual dashboards on market performance across geographies provide further assistance vs.
analyzing large volumes of data.
11. AP, 178.6
Dam, 8.2
Delhi, 269.3
Goa, 187.7
Har, 76.2
Kar, 83.4
Ker, 75.7
Mah, 41.9
Mum, 76.5
Pondi, 24.8
Raj, 127.1
UP, 62.0
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Industry salience YTD 2012
CompetitorBrandshare:4.0%
AP, 213.6
Bih, 11.7
Dam, 6.9
Delhi, 243.6
Goa, 238.3
Har, 77.0
Kar, 60.1
Ker, 164.1
Mah, 40.8
Mum, 66.7
Oriss, 10.8
Pondi, 9.6
Raj, 36.9
TN, 173.5
UP, 64.4
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Industry salience YTD 2011
CompetitorBrandshare:4.4%
YTD 2011 YTD 2012Change in competitor brand strategy
Sales & Channel
Planning
Competitor Analysis
Monitoring the performance of the brand versus key competitors on a continuous basis assists in:
Detailed understanding of competitors’ portfolio, marketing and sales strategies
Studying competitors’ response to any new strategy in place
Evaluating the expansion and growth strategy of competitor brands across markets
Based on competitor assessment and their impact on brand’s share, the micro and macro level strategies are
outlined.
High industry salience,
Low competitor brand share
High industry salience,
High competitor brand share
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Sales & Channel
Planning
Sales Forecasting
A good demand forecast helps improve sales volume, cash flow and hence the profitability, by optimizing
inventory and by minimizing out-of-stock. Besides considering historical data, external factors like promotion,
seasonality, price changes, macro-economic conditions are also considered for more accurate forecasts. It
helps create better solutions for:
Inventory Control: Optimizing inventory & service levels by streamlining ordering processes
Minimizing Out of Stock: Out of stocks equal lost sales which can have a negative impact on sales
Improving product freshness & warehouse efficiency: Too much inventory can result in excess “expired
inventory” that must be liquidated at or below cost, which is a cash flow drain
Maximizing warehouse space utilization: As SKU proliferation continues, forecasting can help maximize
the use of warehouse space
Capitalizing on peak sales weeks: Accurate forecasting ensures the right product mix to take full
advantage of operational capacity and peak market demands
Statistical techniques (like Moving Average, Holt Winters, Regression, ARIMA) are applied on historical data.
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Price index vs. competition Volume share
Optimum price corridor
Identify optimum price corridor
Sales & Channel
Planning
Pricing Analysis
Pricing strategies are crafted to meet two key objectives: profit and revenue maximization. It helps in
identifying the best pricing strategy in a dynamic market, in response to the competitive scenario, by:
Evaluating the brand’s own price elasticity and competitor brands’ cross price elasticity
Identifying price gaps/thresholds which can result in significant share changes for the brand
Identifying the right price gap/threshold with respect to the key competitors
14. Simulator for effective allocation of trade spends
Sales & Channel
Planning
Promotional Effectiveness
Promotions provide great value for brand through both incremental sales and increased brand awareness. It
is a technique of evaluating the extent of success of an activity using past data, by correlating the sales data
and marketing efforts. Main objective is to assess the impact and effectiveness of promotions.
Trade promotion optimization (TPO) utilizes advanced econometric modeling techniques to help brands
refine their promotion strategies, identify the right price and discount point that maximized sales lift and ROI,
and eventually help manufacturers enlarge their consumer basket and have a sustained impact on baseline
sales.
TPO helps companies:
Allocate more for promotion sensitive brands and SKUs
Collaborate with retailers and restructure their trade programs
Design unique programs specific to a retailer/channel instead of following a “one-size fits all” approach
15. Streaming Sales Data
fed weekly or
monthly as is
available
Promotion Calendar fed
into the system
periodically
Marketelligent
PRISM
µ Display
µ Feature
µ Consumer
µ TPR
Decomposed Lift (µ)
Sales & Channel
Planning
Real-time evaluation of promotions
Marketelligent has developed an in-house proprietary tool called PRISM, for continuous monitoring and
evaluation of trade and marketing promotions on a real time basis, using the test-control approach.
Identifying the control samples for each of the test group takes most of the time/effort. PRISM minimizes
the time required for the same and identifies the control samples on a real time basis, based on historical
sales trends and outlet demographics.
PRISM uses sales in test and control outlets, to calculate the lift factor for each or combinations of trade
marketing programs. Based on the lift factor, incremental sales and ROI are calculated for each activity. The
effectiveness of promotions can be compared at different levels – channels, categories, brands and markets.
16. Market
Performance
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Market Mix Modeling
Marketing budgets as a percentage of sales typically vary between 4-10% for a CPG company. Given the high
investment, marketers would like to evaluate the returns from each media vehicle and optimize their
investments.
Market Mix Modeling (MMM) helps brand managers identify the right mix of advertising media, manage
channels and allocate marketing spend in a manner that not only provides the required sales lift but also
maximizes the returns on investment by media vehicles.
The model captures the following:
Cannibalization, if any, amongst the portfolio of brands
Impact of competition media activity
Saturation spends for each media vehicle based on diminishing returns
Decay impact, if any for each of the media vehicles - also called ad-stock
17. Knowledgeable
2%
Quality Conscious
4%
Soft Shiny Hair
4%
Better Color
Experience 1%
Natural
Ingredients 2%
Pleasant
Fragrance 1%
Gray coverage
1%
Value for Money
0.4%
Feel youngIn
charge 15%
Sensuous &
Sophisticated14%
Perfect color
13%
Recommended
brand 11%
Brand that keeps
its promises 9%
Range of Shades
8%
Makes me feel
confident 9%
Intense, long
lasting colors 5%
Purchase Intent
Colour pathwayNon-damaging pathwayExperiential
Emotional response
Rational response
Brand image
Brand attributes
Market
Performance
Driver Analysis
Every organization needs to understand which product/service attributes have the greatest influence on the
consumer’s purchase decision. For instance, consumers might rate a personal care product based on its color,
scent, functionality, price, discount offer and so on. Driver analysis is a technique widely used to identify the
key consumer needs which translates to purchase behavior. It provides answers to critical questions like:
What accounts for consumers’ proclivity to purchase the product?
What causes consumers to switch to competitor brands?
What is the core consumer segment that should be focused on?
Statistical techniques (Correlation, Multivariate Regression, and Structural Equation Modeling) are utilized to
identify the critical success factors of a brand which drives sales or revenue.
18. Identify growth opportunities for niche
consumer segments
Define the portfolio strategy for their
category by ensuring minimal consumer
segment overlap across brands
Based on the above, the marketing team
modifies their product/service offering and
deploys the desired positioning and
marketing communication to reach their
consumer base.
Healthy hair
Seekers
Natural
enhancers
Expressive
Age defiers
Young subtle
expressers
Young strong
expressers
Original color
of hair
without hair
colorant
Color of hair
with hair
colorant
(Aspired
Color)
Dark Brown
Medium Brown
Light Brown
Medium Brown
Medium Blonde
Dark Blonde
Light Brown
Dark Brown
Medium Brown
Medium Brown
Dark Blonde
Medium Blonde
Light Brown
Medium Brown
Medium Blonde
Dark Brown
Chestnut
Medium Blonde
Auburn
Dark Brown
Auburn
Auburn
Chestnut
Auburn
Chestnut
Market
Performance
Consumer Segmentation
Segmentation identifies homogenous consumer groups based on their needs, preferences, attitudes,
demographics, lifestyle measures (activities, interests, opinions and values) and behavior.
A mass marketing approach treats the market as a whole, while segmentation enables the business to target
different consumer groups by adapting its product and marketing mix to suit each targeted segment.
Segmentation results are leveraged to:
Understand how the market is evolving in terms of changing consumer needs/preferences
Identify the benefits sought by each consumer segment
Improve the competitive position by focusing on the most profitable and sizeable segment
19. Assessing brand value helps in:
Identifying optimal measures to build
strong brand equity
Demonstrating the effect of strong
brand equity – in terms of market share,
consumer acquisition, brand loyalty and
other desirable outcomes
Mapping the brand's equity against that
of key competitors Judgments
Resonance
Feelings
ImageryPerformance
Salience
Stages of brand development
4. Relationships =
What about you and me?
3. Response=
What about you?
2. Meaning=
What are you?
1. Identity=
Who are you?
Branding objective at each
stage
Intense, Active
loyalty
Positive, Accessible
reactions
Points-of-parity
& Difference
Deep, Broad
brand awareness
Keller’s Brand Resonance Pyramid
Market
Performance
Brand Equity Tracker
Brand equity tracker provides a framework for measuring the brand’s performance/health. This can be
assessed through consumer perception, which includes both rational and emotional aspects. Main criteria
for assessment — brand differentiation, brand relevance, the consumer’s knowledge of the brand and brand
image in the consumer’s mind.
Brand equity tracker defines the gap between what a brand wants to be and how a brand is actually
perceived by consumers, thereby giving a direction for branding strategy. Different components of brand
equity are depicted in the image.
20. Business Situation:
Client’s 70% to 80% of daily beverage production depends on empty bottle returns from previous day. As such, a highly accurate forecast
for daily bottle returns across all SKU’s was required for optimal production planning.
The Task:
Design, develop and implement a predictive model that will help in forecasting daily empty bottle returns for 10 different SKUs.
Analytical Framework:
Data preparationfor model building. Past sales data or production data didn't have much effect on the returns data and thus past 2 years
return data was used for the model building. Different models like ARIMA, Holt Winters, Year on Year growth model were built to forecast the
returns.
The Result:
• For all the SKUs considered, an accuracy of 75% was achieved for May-June 2011. This was significantly better than existing forecasts.
• For the SKU which contributed to 47% of the total returns, an accuracy of 92% was achieved for May-June 2011. The monthly accuracy for
May2011 being 85% and June 2011 being 97%.
Analytics in Action
Towards Better Production Planning by Accurate Forecasting
Client: A Leading Carbonated Beverage Manufacturer
Defining
Modelling
universe
Model
development
Validation
Past 2 years empty bottle returns data was
considered. The data was too volatile to fit
into the model and thus Centralized
Moving Averages was calculated to
smoothen the data and to get a better
model fit.
ARIMA model was built on Centralised
moving averages , Holt winters and Year on
Year growth rate models was built on
empty bottle returns. Bootstrapping
method was applied to choose best
forecast value.
May and June forecasts were compared
against actuals. Accuracy was calculated at
a daily-level for all SKU’s
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10,000
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30,000
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Dailyreturns
Actuals
Forecasts
Model Build on 2009 and 2010 data Model Application for May-June11
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21. Business Situation:
The client, a leading hair care manufacturer wanted to identify drivers of brand preference for the category which would aid them in designing
the right marketing strategy & related collateral for strengthening market share for their existing brand.
Analytical Framework:
Design a Structural Equation Model (SEM) to identify key equity themes & their hierarchyin terms of importance in driving purchase for the
category, and identify the best pathway to improve the brand’s equity in consumer’s mind.
The Result:
The following recommendationswere made and implemented by the business:
₋ Leverage Brand’s strength on the “health” dimension – this goes in line with brand’s equity pyramid
₋ “Ingredient” is one of the key category drivers on which the brand is performing very well – strengthen communicationstrategy to
capture this
₋ Even though health benefit is key, consumer’s eventually desire the beauty aspect – Redesign communicationstrategy to convey this
as the end benefit
₋ Currently “beauty” dimension is weak – build credibility on that with consistent communication
Analytics in Action
Re-design Product Communication Strategies in line with Consumer
Preferences
Client: Leading Hair Care Manufacturer
Marketing strategyon the core “Health” benefit & it’s eventual impact on making oneself attractiveis the “Key”
Overall Brand Equity
Feel Confident
& Energised
15%
Trust
10%
Effective
8%
Expert Brand
3%
Leaves hair
soft ,smooth
and shiny
11%
Hair Health
10%
Color
Protection
1%
Conditioning
3%
Ingredients
11%
Brand for me
6%
Attractiveness
10%
Beautiful and
Empowered
1%
Leading Brand
2%
Fragrance
5%
Experience
1%
For men and
women
0.3%
Dandruff and
Scalp issues
4%
0.60
0.37
0.83
0.21
0.90
0.63
0.30
0.09 0.290.15
0.80
Strong relationship
Moderately strong relationship
Weak relationship
0.78 0.19 0.90 0.90 0.90
0.90
0.90
0.16
22. Business Situation:
Leading manufacturer in anti-aging cream category. Brand X occupies a dominant position in market; recently also introduced Brand Y.
• Brand X Volumes are down 6.5% vs. last year.
• Spending across Media has shifted from being TV-centric in 2007 to Dailies-centricin 2008.
• Manufacturer would like to understand the effectiveness and efficiency of his Media Spend; and to find optimal ways to reallocate media
spend across channels so as to maintain Sales
The Task:
Need to develop an optimal media investment strategy based on Media Mix Modeling to improve the brand equity of the client :
• Establish key relationships between Sales and Marketing driver inputs.
• Quantify impact of each marketing driver on sales.
• Optimize allocation spends across various drivers to maximize sales.
The Result:
The model gave clear directions for allocating budgets across various media :
• For every $ spend, Magazine gives 6 times the return of TV and dailies.
• Magazines seems to be operating above threshold and below saturation levels.
• Lower returns on TV could be due to operating levels below threshold in certain bursts, and low SOVs compared to Brand Z.
• TV has a bigger role of driving the brand health.
• Recommendationsused to optimize marketing spends across channels to maximize Sales.
Analytics in Action
Increasing ROI by Optimizing Media Spends
Client: A Leading Beauty Products Manufacturer
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23. Business Situation :
Over-the-Counter (OTC) market is a growing industry; consumers today are much more inclined to self-diagnosis and self-medication as they
prefer to have a greater role in their health affairs. And brand shares are impacted because of multiple influencers like FDA regulations,
mergers and acquisitions, patent expiry, Rx to OTC switch, entry of generics, etc.
The Task :
In this dynamically changing OTC market; there is a need to track OTC industry movement by category and evaluate market share changes
across key geographies /countries . This will enable a business to focus its marketing efforts on areas with the greatest return on investment.
Analysis :
• Collated historic (2005-2010) as well as forecasted sales (2011-2015) information.
• Accounted for all industry mergers & acquisitions – at company X brand X country level
• Evaluated category and brand performance at each of the levels defined below:
The Result :
• Insights from this analysis helped identify the focus markets and brands by each category. Based on this the client drafted their annual
strategic plan
Analytics in Action
Tracking Market Development in the OTC industry
Client : A Leading Global Manufacturer of Over-the-counter Drugs
Category
1. Cough & Cold
2. Analgesics
3. Vitamins & Minerals
4. Digestive Health…etc.
Geography
1. APAC
2. LA
3. NA
4. WE & EE…etc.
Country
1. USA
2. Canada
3. Brazil
4. China…etc.
Company
1. J&J
2. GSK
3. Merck
4. Reckitt Benckiser…etc.
Brands
(as an example brands
within Analgesics)
1. Tylenol
2. Aspirin
3. Advil…etc.
24. MANAGEMENT TEAM
GLOBAL EXPERIENCE.
PROVEN RESULTS.
Roy K. Cherian
CEO
Roy has over 20 years of rich experience in marketing, advertising and media
in organizations like Nestle India, United Breweries, FCB and Feedback
Ventures. He holds an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad.
Anunay Gupta, PhD
COO & Head of Analytics
Anunay has over 15 years of experience, with a significant portion focused
on Analytics in Consumer Finance. In his last assignment at Citigroup, he was
responsible for all Decision Management functions for the US Cards
portfolio of Citigroup, covering approx $150B in assets. Anunay holds an
MBA in Finance from NYU Stern School of Business.
Kakul Paul
Business Head, CPG & Retail
Kakul has over 8 years of experience within the CPG industry. She was
previously part of the Analytics practice as WNS, leading analytic initiatives
for top Fortune 50 clients globally. She has extensive experience in what
drives Consumer purchase behavior, market mix modeling, pricing &
promotion analytics, etc. Kakul has an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad.
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