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Tenet 1 : What do you want CRM to be?
System of
Value
Appropriation
(Decision Support
System)
System of
Engagement
(Multi-Channel
Management)
System of
Record
Keeping
(Customer
Contact
Management)
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Customer
Loyalty
Customer
Experience
Customer
Relationship
• Retention Value in
nature
• Advocacy in
approach
• Integration in
nature
• Interactivity in
approach
• Operational in
nature
• One view of multi-
channel approach
Tenet 2: One can only influence the customer’s behavior by understanding one’s
value to the customer
Return on
Value Creation
Return on
Experience
Return on
Loyalty
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Delay in
Decision /
Action
Increased
Irritation
Increased
Desire
Increased
Commitment
Anchored in
Future Past
Skepticism
Low
High
Tenet 3: Challenge is to remain competitive by figuring out how to keep customers
longer, grow them into bigger customers, make them more profitable, and serve
them more efficiently
CRM Analytics Building Blocks – The mining game
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CRM Building Blocks – The Farming Game
Circle of Excellence
>
>
Retain Retain
& Grow
Reduce
Cost
Invest &
Grow
Profit
Potential
1. One View 2. Segment customers
3. Develop Segment Strategies
4. Engage High Potential Clients5. Analyze Effects of Contacts
6. Feedback Learning
1. One view of all activities
2. One view across service touch
points
3. Single Window for various services
1. Schema based on duration of
relationship
2. Schema based on customer
discontinuation rates
1. Primary Contact Strategy
2. Alternate contact strategy
3. Messaging
1. Access to personalized attention
2. Speaking opportunities
3. Customized offers
1. Recency and Frequency of contact
2. Ability to meet follow up requests
3. First Time Right measures
1. Contact Rules
2. Channel Efficacy
3. Marketing Mix Efficacy
4. Efficacy of Treatment Vector
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Based on invoice data and user
behavior
The customers are educated in the
services and products that they are not
using or have not used at all.
Based on behavior the tips are altered
and re-shaped to encourage usage
Behavioral Mandate: CRM ensures that relationship remains the central theme
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Gain customer permission to
remain in contact
Send exit mails with relevant
messages and tempt with
offers
– New subscription plans
– Latest handsets
Continue the dialogue and
listen to the response
9 out of 10 customers
consider to come back
Influencing Mandate: Marketing today is a conversation, and the right conversation
changes everything
Tactic - Proactive win-back of customers
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Multiple channels in one integrated customer interaction that is
carried out realtime
External Databases
Web/WAP
Portal Modules
EmailsSMS, MMS,
WAP Push
Direct
Mails
Call Centre, IVR
& POS Modules
Campaign
Management
Client Data Sources
- fulfilment data
- enriched profile data
- behavioural data
- prospect contact data*
- segmentation data*
- permission data*
- basic customer data*
- offers and prices*
- usage triggers*
- segmentations*
1to1 Execution Platform
Systemic Thinking Mandate: Assetization of CRM leads to better leverage
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CRM Analytics Mandate: Ensuring high success rate through micro-segmentation and
precise targeting with relevant offer and value
Online
Queries
Standard
Reports
Visualization
Tools
Ad hoc
Queries
Spreadsheet
Analysis
Dashboards
Key
Performance
Indicators
Performance
Management
Balanced
Scorecards
Predictive
Modeling
Data
Mining
Segmentation
Analysis
Experimentation
Simulation
Cluster
Analysis
Risk
Analysis
What happened
REPORTING
Why did it happen
ANALYSIS
What is happening now
REAL-TIME
MONITORING
What is likely to
happen in the future
PREDICTION
Business Intelligence Business Analytics
Increasing use of Assisted
Insights generation
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Reqs
Marketer
Contacts
Customer
Centralized usage of tools / analytics via “shared services”
Results
Answers
Data Tools
People
Process
Process
Analytics
Centralized
marketing
execution
Cultivated
model
expertise
(trusted
advisors)
Foundation for
measurement
Systematic
execution
Operating Framework Mandate: Shared services enable Predictive CRM System to
become "Actionable and Consumable" by marketers.
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Data Flow Mandate: Ensuring highest data quality and governance throughout the
stream.
C-Sat Data
Agent Logs
CRM Data
Call Transcripts
Switch Data
Data Linking
& Cleaning
Text Mining
Framework
Derived
Attributes
Framework
Common Text
Representation
Indexed XML/
CSV files
Data
warehouse
Data Sources
Data Processing &
Conversion Stage
Data Storage Stage Analysis & Reporting
Stage
Assisted Insight
generation
Decision Matrix
Reporting &
Automation
Social Signals
Digital Pathways
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1. Data + Information + Technology = Decision Support
2. Analysis + Turn Around Time + Flexibility = Agility*
3. Problem Statement = f(Economics, People, Flexibility,
Quality)
* Agility is defined as the ability to swim with the flow or trend
Three Driving Principles of Analytics Development and Deployment
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CRM Analytics Wireframe - Components
Existing CRM system
Acquisition and
Attrition modeling
Customer Data
Integration &
Cleansing
Customer list
CSAT Surveys, Market
Surveys and Demographic
Profiling exercises to
collect dataOperational Systems
Enriched Data
Segmentation &
Profiling
Customer cross sell,
up sell models
Customer life time
value analysis
Behavior and
Collection
Scorecards
Update Operational System with model
scores for further processing
Update CRMS with
model output
Advanced Analytical Models
CustomerBehaviourAnalysis
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Quantitative Modeling is the workbench for creating Business Information from Data
– Forecasting System to forecast business performance (N=G)
– Predictive Modeling System to predict segment behaviors impacting
business performance (N = S)
– Optimization System to optimize various business levers at customer level
(N = 1)
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Predictive System – Multi Stage Customer-Level Behavior Modeling
The output of a Predictive Modeling System can generate reason codes, scores and
relative ranking of customers against each behavior
Activation:
1st Purchase Model
Dormancy Model
Usage:
Incentive Modeling
Credit Risk Severity
Shadow Limit Models
Dormancy:
Opportunistic Behavior
Alternate Value
Proposition
Attrition:
Silent Attrition
Closures
Solicitation:
Response Modeling
for DM Campaigns
Acquisition:
Approval Model
NPV Model
1st Payment Model
Life Time Value
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Optimization System – Life Time Value Optimization
Constraint A
Constraint B
Constraint COptimal
Solution
Multiple Objective Optimization
• Resource Allocation
• Fine Tuning Marketing Spends
• Fine Tuning Cost Structure
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Traveling Salesman Problem
• Identifying Least Cost route
• Sequencing of sales follow up routes
• Sequencing operation activities based on LEAN
principles
The output of Optimization Systems identify optimal solutions and also
provide framework to conduct sensitivity analysis
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Data Warehouse Frameworks
The DSS Roadmap includes several data warehouse frameworks, with a focus on architecture, data,
infrastructure, support and tools.
DATA WAREHOUSE
ARCHITECTURE
Architectures are built on several different
levels, providing companies with the scalability
to build enterprise solutions
DATA WAREHOUSE
DATA
Data solutions/practices capture meta data, which
provides information about the data. This approach
helps ensure that data is not only accurate, but also
applies to the specific business need.
DATA WAREHOUSE
Infrastructure
Data methodologies focus on managing data to meet
specific business needs. These methodologies are vital
to helping corporate decision makers access critical
information for business decisions.
DATA WAREHOUSE
Support
By using DSS roadmap, companies can help determine
and plan the support needed to implement DSS, as well
as the resources needed to maintain the systems
DATA WAREHOUSE
TOOLS
With experience in dozens of platforms
and technologies, experts will help you
determine the best tools to get the job
done, quickly and effectively.
Business Justification/
Business Pilot Case:
This first step considers your
objectives and whether the cost of
building a system can be justified
from a business perspective. We
will help you document a pilot
business case to determine how
DSS can impact and support your
business goals
Business
Justification
Business
Pilot Case
Technical
Goals
Decision Support
PROJECT
LTV Modeling for
Decision Support
+
Data Practices Wireframe
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360º view of a person
– Person centric, experience based
– Single, longitudinal view of individual regardless of:
•Role(s)
•Communication channel
To engage prospects and members individually
–To educate and inform
–To help them manage their needs/wants
–To encourage and enable them to participate in their purchase journey
–To intervene when appropriate
–To manage those interventions to successful behavioral outcomes
To get and keep their attention in a very complex world of competing
influences
The End Vision
33. CONFIDENTIAL & LEGALLY PRIVILEGED
For more details reach out to:
Aditya Madiraju
aditya.madiraju@adiyanth.com
+91 888 494 8072
+91 997 163 3884
Aditya Madiraju has a passion
for data and the strong
desire—as well as drive—to
help companies transform the
way they do their business —
”compete and win” on
analytics.
Aditya’s clients appreciate his
unique ability to identify &
triangulate their most
challenging business issues;
then design and implement a
foundational data driven
process to address them. His
achievements, includes
establishing a network of data
services in partnership with
marketing service centers and
the agency that fulfills the day-
to-day marketing execution
and the long term analytical
needs of his clients. His
innovative solutions help
clients navigate the complex
and often confusing process of
planning and achieving return
on marketing investment.
Aditya held many data related
roles of varying responsibilities
at BFSI organizations , where,
he was on the front lines
instituting data-based
capabilities.
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Impact Pro Engine
ConsultantConsumer
Marketing Data Sources Third Party Data Sources
Analytic Mart
Communication
Engagement Cloud
Call
Center
Sales &
Marketing
Network
Development
Member
Care
Incident
Management Diagnostic
Tools
Underwriting
Product
Development
Interaction Data
Back into
Warehouse
Interaction Data
Back into
Warehouse
Consumer Engagement Platform
CMDB
Consumer Engagement Platform
Editor's Notes
One platform handling all customer communication intelligently in realtime
Ease of use (2 days to start, 2 weeks to be proficient 6 months to be advanced, 9 months = locked in ... No Agillic required)
Cost (100 EUR + 20 minutes to setup)
Scalability (from zero to 15mill+) ... Shared nothing architecture
First mover ... Very high switching costs
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.... And here it is – one platform handling all customer communcation channels intelligently through one platform in realtime.
When we show this (and demo it live) to customers (and now agencies) – and hear that they can now get it as an on-demand offering (start your browser and you’re living it!) – they all say stuff like ’wow – we never new that this excisted’
We’ve come from focussing on features, to now focus on ease of use, time to setup and scalability.
Ease of use: We’ve come from a situation where just 6 months ago, Agillic had to help configure services and campaigns on the platform – to now educating agencies (and we’ve now brought on 5 partners) – and getting them up and running within a couple of days (enabling them to do campaigns themselves), and become proficient in 2-3 weeks (enabling them to integrate multiple channels and combine customer analytics with customer realtime behaviour into their campaigns) … experts status is reached within 6 months, allowing the partner to develop interactive applications and integrate with other systems (through SOA interfaces)
Setup is going to below 100 eur, and the time to setup is going below 20 minutes.
Agillic’s platform is built on a fully distributed platform paradigm (we call it shared-nothing architecture) – which allows us to - provably – scale from zero to 15 mill+ end-customer all served in realtime.
But maybe the most important news is that – what we’re a first-mover in providing companies and agencies with the tools to develop interactive marketing own their own – and as these companies and agencies invest time in using more and more features of our platform, we’re also giving competitors a hard to time to replace us – as the switching cost for the agencies will be very high (when you deliver campaigns – they typically run for 3-6 months max – and then you launch something new …. When you deliver interactive marketing – agencies are actually delivering a continuous services, giving Nike a harder time to replace their interactive agency, but also giving the agency a really hard dependency on the platform they are using to serve Nike….
Enrichment - Imputations for missing values
Statistically derived
Logic supported
Bring various data elements into a cohesive data structure
Validation: Well Defined and standardized validation steps followed
Conduct two types of validations - Data Formats & Consistencies in values
Data Preparation: Modeling-Ready data set by running transpose, concatenate, aggregation, conversion steps
Cleansing: Massaging & Scrubbing: Ex. Name Standardization; Company name standardization as well as matching. Removing extra spaces, characters etc)
Deduplication – Soundex, pattern matching (more important in tax id, SSN – here we are checking to ensure it follows the standard conventions)