The document discusses unlocking customer insights to drive business growth. It notes that only 28% of companies provide a good or excellent customer experience. It then provides examples of using customer data and analytics to increase revenue and profitability, expand product offerings, and enhance the customer experience. Specific use cases discussed include measuring risk-adjusted performance, aligning with customer life stages, implementing propensity modeling, and ensuring accurate corporate client profiles. The document concludes by discussing considerations for delivering effective, timely customer insights across the enterprise.
This document provides an overview of predictive analytics. It discusses what predictive analytics is and how it is used by organizations to make smarter decisions about customers. Predictive analytics uses historical data and statistical techniques to predict future outcomes and automate decisions. Examples are given of how predictive analytics has helped industries like financial services, insurance, telecommunications, retail, and healthcare improve customer decisions and outcomes.
Generating insights in a hyperconnected and data riven worldCourse5i
The document discusses how data and analytics have become a new source of competitive advantage. It notes that the C-suite is demanding more business results from insights like customer growth, revenue growth, and share growth. However, research teams often struggle to deliver real-time data and insights, provide a future view, and increase business impact due to limited delivery systems, data silos, and a tactical mindset. The document outlines seven critical steps for research teams, which include cultivating a growth mindset, observing rather than just asking, synthesizing data, democratizing data access, disaggregating the value chain, evolving industry business models, and rethinking skill sets to focus more on business outcomes and consultancy.
Customer experience measurement in the utilities industry – closing the loopCourse5i
Though utilities enjoy the relative comfort of a semi-monopolistic market, they do need to address the challenges around deregulation pressures and the continued to need to maintain profitability with a commodity product that only makes its presence felt when it is absent. In addition, environment consciousness, sensitivity to climate change, and demand for clean energy is at unprecedented levels – creating competitive pressures that utilities have never experienced before. Satisfied customers raise the competitive threshold and hence assure predictable and steady revenue streams.
Effectively managing customer engagement at every touch point to ensure a positive, memorable experience is key to retaining customers and enhancing customer life time value. Dynamically aligning the organization to changing customer preferences and expectations is key to creating and retaining a competitive edge in the markets.This requires a good understanding of the customer’s collective and segmented usage patterns, attitudes, preferences, dislikes, concerns, habits, behaviors and budgets. To successfully manage customer experience, there is also the need for an ability to quantify all of these characteristics and track them over a period of time to understand the gradual evolution in these.
This webinar will summarize the need for customer experience measurement in the utilities industry and the evolving challenges associated with measuring customer satisfaction. During this knowledge sharing session, we will be sharing a holistic approach towards customer experience measurement – especially with respect to harnessing the plethora of information sources available today. We will present the latest thinking on what drives customer experience in the utilities sector. We will end the session with an outlining of the key information areas that utilities need to monitor, the types of analytics and tools to consider, and the approaches that are likely to yield the best returns on your Customer Experience Measurement (CEM).
UXPA 2015 Big Data & Big Ideas: The Changing Landscape of UX ResearchTS Balaji
The document discusses the changing landscape of UX research and how a UX team at Cox utilizes research and analytics in their design process. The team combines research and analytics functions to generate insights to inform design. They use an iterative design process involving research, prototyping, and analytics to create solutions that meet customer needs and business goals. The presentation outlines their approach to research, analytics, design, and the roles of various team members.
In this presentation Mark T. Warren (Director of Decision Science) talks about Big Data with Barclaycard, the foundations they built for it and their goals in the long term for it. Warren also discusses Barclaycard's learnings from building the foundation and how they're using these learnings and coping with market change and other challenges that can affect their long term goals.
Supervisory Review Readiness post CCAR March 2015 Results- Somanshu JendSomanshu Jend
Supervisory Review Readiness post CCAR March 2015 Results.
A preliminary inspection of the CCAR Stress Test Results released by Federal Reserve Board on March 2015.
Raises some questions that the BHCs management should be asking while reviewing CCAR results.
Measuring and managing customer profitability in the big-data era. How to capitalize on the opportunity.
In today's era of Big Data and related technology, the benefits of "customer-centricity" are within our reach. Analysis of Big Data sources helps to better understand customer needs, preferences, attitudes, expectations, sentiments, and buying behavior. Yet to achieve this potential, organizations need to understand and apply the classic but essential concepts of customer profitability, customer lifetime value (CLV), and customer value management analytics. Join us for an event on how to approach this challenge.
When linked with customer profitability metrics, these insights enable more profitable decisions in product design, sales, marketing, customer care, loyalty management, and risk management. This session will help attendees capitalize on this opportunity. We will cover the classic high-impact basics of measuring and managing customer profitability, customer lifetime value (CLV), as well as how to use new Big Data insights to get more value from these efforts. This tutorial which cover the topic in 5 practical steps:
1. Introduction to Customer Profitability Analytics: What is customer profitability analysis, why is it so valuable, and what are the key concepts and methodologies used to measure customer profitability, customer lifetime value (CLV), and related metrics?
2. High-Impact Use-Cases of Customer Profitability Analytics: What are the key ways customer profitability analytics is used enhance results? We will describe the highest-value ways to use customer profitability metrics to improve business results, with concrete examples in each of the following categories:
o Customer Lifetime Value optimization ("CLV")
o Customer loyalty and retention
o Share of wallet maximization
o Marketing ROI
o Impact of Customer Service, Customer Experience, and Customer Satisfaction on Profit
o Product design, pricing, promotion, and positioning
o Allocation of resources (capital, budget, HR, etc)
o Risk management
3. How to Calculate Profitability at the Customer Level : We will walk through the algorithms you need to use to turn raw data into customer profitability metrics, and share tips on how to customize them depending on your business. Related applications will also be covered, such as how to use the same algorithms to measure profit per household, salesperson, distributor, or other entity relevant to how your business makes money.
4. Data & Tech Requirements
5. Using Big Data to Maximize ROI on Customer Analytics: What are the top 5 opportunities to use Big Data to increase the benefits achieved through customer profitability analytics and related initiatives?
Speakers: Jaime Fitzgerald, Founder and Managing Partner, Fitzgerald Analytics, and Konrad Kopczynscki, Director at Fitzgerald Analytics. Konrad and Jaime have applied customer profitability methodologies to dozens of clients.
This document discusses analytical deployment in marketing. It begins by noting that while excuses for not deploying analytics are valid, they are not sufficient. It then outlines an agenda to discuss getting to the breadth and depth of analytics usage, getting to impact, and getting to change. Several slides provide details on understanding depth and impact, the benefits of analytics in increasing competitiveness and profitability, and a framework for understanding the different levels and ingredients required for effective analytics deployment across an organization. The document argues that analytical deployment can enhance performance across marketing domains and provides examples of impact. It acknowledges common responses against analytics usage but argues a minimum of four competences are needed to move from data to impact. Finally, it introduces THOM as an
This document provides an overview of predictive analytics. It discusses what predictive analytics is and how it is used by organizations to make smarter decisions about customers. Predictive analytics uses historical data and statistical techniques to predict future outcomes and automate decisions. Examples are given of how predictive analytics has helped industries like financial services, insurance, telecommunications, retail, and healthcare improve customer decisions and outcomes.
Generating insights in a hyperconnected and data riven worldCourse5i
The document discusses how data and analytics have become a new source of competitive advantage. It notes that the C-suite is demanding more business results from insights like customer growth, revenue growth, and share growth. However, research teams often struggle to deliver real-time data and insights, provide a future view, and increase business impact due to limited delivery systems, data silos, and a tactical mindset. The document outlines seven critical steps for research teams, which include cultivating a growth mindset, observing rather than just asking, synthesizing data, democratizing data access, disaggregating the value chain, evolving industry business models, and rethinking skill sets to focus more on business outcomes and consultancy.
Customer experience measurement in the utilities industry – closing the loopCourse5i
Though utilities enjoy the relative comfort of a semi-monopolistic market, they do need to address the challenges around deregulation pressures and the continued to need to maintain profitability with a commodity product that only makes its presence felt when it is absent. In addition, environment consciousness, sensitivity to climate change, and demand for clean energy is at unprecedented levels – creating competitive pressures that utilities have never experienced before. Satisfied customers raise the competitive threshold and hence assure predictable and steady revenue streams.
Effectively managing customer engagement at every touch point to ensure a positive, memorable experience is key to retaining customers and enhancing customer life time value. Dynamically aligning the organization to changing customer preferences and expectations is key to creating and retaining a competitive edge in the markets.This requires a good understanding of the customer’s collective and segmented usage patterns, attitudes, preferences, dislikes, concerns, habits, behaviors and budgets. To successfully manage customer experience, there is also the need for an ability to quantify all of these characteristics and track them over a period of time to understand the gradual evolution in these.
This webinar will summarize the need for customer experience measurement in the utilities industry and the evolving challenges associated with measuring customer satisfaction. During this knowledge sharing session, we will be sharing a holistic approach towards customer experience measurement – especially with respect to harnessing the plethora of information sources available today. We will present the latest thinking on what drives customer experience in the utilities sector. We will end the session with an outlining of the key information areas that utilities need to monitor, the types of analytics and tools to consider, and the approaches that are likely to yield the best returns on your Customer Experience Measurement (CEM).
UXPA 2015 Big Data & Big Ideas: The Changing Landscape of UX ResearchTS Balaji
The document discusses the changing landscape of UX research and how a UX team at Cox utilizes research and analytics in their design process. The team combines research and analytics functions to generate insights to inform design. They use an iterative design process involving research, prototyping, and analytics to create solutions that meet customer needs and business goals. The presentation outlines their approach to research, analytics, design, and the roles of various team members.
In this presentation Mark T. Warren (Director of Decision Science) talks about Big Data with Barclaycard, the foundations they built for it and their goals in the long term for it. Warren also discusses Barclaycard's learnings from building the foundation and how they're using these learnings and coping with market change and other challenges that can affect their long term goals.
Supervisory Review Readiness post CCAR March 2015 Results- Somanshu JendSomanshu Jend
Supervisory Review Readiness post CCAR March 2015 Results.
A preliminary inspection of the CCAR Stress Test Results released by Federal Reserve Board on March 2015.
Raises some questions that the BHCs management should be asking while reviewing CCAR results.
Measuring and managing customer profitability in the big-data era. How to capitalize on the opportunity.
In today's era of Big Data and related technology, the benefits of "customer-centricity" are within our reach. Analysis of Big Data sources helps to better understand customer needs, preferences, attitudes, expectations, sentiments, and buying behavior. Yet to achieve this potential, organizations need to understand and apply the classic but essential concepts of customer profitability, customer lifetime value (CLV), and customer value management analytics. Join us for an event on how to approach this challenge.
When linked with customer profitability metrics, these insights enable more profitable decisions in product design, sales, marketing, customer care, loyalty management, and risk management. This session will help attendees capitalize on this opportunity. We will cover the classic high-impact basics of measuring and managing customer profitability, customer lifetime value (CLV), as well as how to use new Big Data insights to get more value from these efforts. This tutorial which cover the topic in 5 practical steps:
1. Introduction to Customer Profitability Analytics: What is customer profitability analysis, why is it so valuable, and what are the key concepts and methodologies used to measure customer profitability, customer lifetime value (CLV), and related metrics?
2. High-Impact Use-Cases of Customer Profitability Analytics: What are the key ways customer profitability analytics is used enhance results? We will describe the highest-value ways to use customer profitability metrics to improve business results, with concrete examples in each of the following categories:
o Customer Lifetime Value optimization ("CLV")
o Customer loyalty and retention
o Share of wallet maximization
o Marketing ROI
o Impact of Customer Service, Customer Experience, and Customer Satisfaction on Profit
o Product design, pricing, promotion, and positioning
o Allocation of resources (capital, budget, HR, etc)
o Risk management
3. How to Calculate Profitability at the Customer Level : We will walk through the algorithms you need to use to turn raw data into customer profitability metrics, and share tips on how to customize them depending on your business. Related applications will also be covered, such as how to use the same algorithms to measure profit per household, salesperson, distributor, or other entity relevant to how your business makes money.
4. Data & Tech Requirements
5. Using Big Data to Maximize ROI on Customer Analytics: What are the top 5 opportunities to use Big Data to increase the benefits achieved through customer profitability analytics and related initiatives?
Speakers: Jaime Fitzgerald, Founder and Managing Partner, Fitzgerald Analytics, and Konrad Kopczynscki, Director at Fitzgerald Analytics. Konrad and Jaime have applied customer profitability methodologies to dozens of clients.
This document discusses analytical deployment in marketing. It begins by noting that while excuses for not deploying analytics are valid, they are not sufficient. It then outlines an agenda to discuss getting to the breadth and depth of analytics usage, getting to impact, and getting to change. Several slides provide details on understanding depth and impact, the benefits of analytics in increasing competitiveness and profitability, and a framework for understanding the different levels and ingredients required for effective analytics deployment across an organization. The document argues that analytical deployment can enhance performance across marketing domains and provides examples of impact. It acknowledges common responses against analytics usage but argues a minimum of four competences are needed to move from data to impact. Finally, it introduces THOM as an
1. Analytics is increasingly important in the banking industry for applications like risk management, fraud detection, and customer segmentation. Tools like data mining and predictive analytics help banks understand customer behavior and mitigate risks.
2. Analytics supports decision making to increase revenue, reduce costs, and manage risks. This improves customer retention and understanding. Popular analytics tools in banking include R, SAS, and Python.
3. Use cases for banking analytics include customer analytics, fraud analysis, big data analytics, and risk analytics. Analytics provides insights into areas like marketing, compliance, and optimal performance.
Microsoft & Blueocean Case study at TMRE'13Course5i
This document discusses Microsoft's use of "Extension Teams" provided by blueocean market intelligence to enhance their market research capabilities. The Extension Teams allow Microsoft researchers to spend more time providing strategic insights to business units rather than operational tasks. The teams provide additional capacity, skills, speed and access to diverse data sources. This enables Microsoft researchers to take a 360 degree view of problems and issues. An example project analyzing the emerging "Phablet" category demonstrated the benefits of using multiple data to provide integrated insights that informed Microsoft's understanding of new markets. Over time, blueocean has expanded the Extension Team model across more of Microsoft with the goal of increasing the impact and ROI of Microsoft's market research investments.
#Seven Basics Tools of Quality# By SN Panigrahi
Quality is a very important feature for business success. The Seven Basic Tools of Quality (also known as 7 QC Tools) originated in Japan when the country was undergoing major quality revolution and had become a mandatory topic as part of Japanese’s industrial training program. These tools which comprised of simple graphical and statistical techniques were helpful in solving critical quality related issues.
These tools were often referred as Seven Basics Tools of Quality because these tools could be implemented by any person with very basic training in statistics and were simple to apply to solve quality-related complex issues.
Most organizations use quality tools for various purposes related to controlling and assuring quality. These tools can provide much information about problems in the organization assisting to derive solutions for the same.
The efficient and effective use of these 7 QC tools can help maintain the consistency of the products and services being produced.
This document provides an introduction to Converge Advisory Group, an advisory firm that helps life sciences companies navigate challenges in research and development, regulatory approval processes, and commercialization. It outlines increasing costs of drug development and greater price pressures in the industry. Converge aims to provide strategic guidance through evidence-based solutions and leveraging artificial intelligence to analyze large datasets quickly. The firm works with pharmaceutical, biotech, and startup clients to develop strategies across a drug's lifecycle from discovery through commercialization.
These slides use concepts from my (Jeff Funk) course entitled Biz Models for Hi-Tech Products to analyze the business model for ConnexionAsia’s health insurance product. This product provides a one-step health service for employers that enables employees to choose from multiple providers and make tradeoffs between different types of insurance coverage and wellness programs. Employees can use their health care benefits for wellness programs (e.g., fitness) and other preventative health care in addition to the traditional health care insurance. By enabling employees to be more proactive in their health care, ConnexionAsia’s health insurance product can provide employers with healthier employees, reduced sick leave, and lower health care costs in the long run. It makes money through its wellness products, consultation services, and the sale of data.
This document provides guidance on writing an effective business plan. It discusses that a business plan should guide a business according to its goals and have enough initial capital to operate at a loss until becoming profitable. The document then outlines various sections that are typically included in a business plan such as executive summary, marketing plan, financial plan, and discussion of decision criteria. It also notes that the specific content and format of a business plan depends on its goals and intended audience.
Analytics is a two-sided coin. While on one side, it uses
descriptive and predictive models to gain valuable knowledge from data, i.e. data analysis, on the other side, it provides insight to recommend action or guide decision making, i.e. communication
Governing the Data to Dollars Value Chain™ - Sept 2012 NYC Data Governance Co...Fitzgerald Analytics, Inc.
Data is the ultimate intangible asset: worthless is raw form, yet priceless when used well. Financial services companies depend on analytics to transform troves of data into business advantage, insight, and profits. Yet the ugly secret is that most analytics project fail to achieve their full potential, leaving millions of dollars in potential profits on the table.
This whitepaper discusses the use of analytics to help companies retain customers during and after mergers and acquisitions (M&As). It describes the challenges of customer retention due to synergies from M&As impacting customers. A Customer Cockpit solution is proposed using data integration, machine learning and dashboards to identify at-risk customers, understand customer experience, and monitor key performance indicators. The solution aims to help companies measure performance, predict churn, and take actions to retain top customers and those likely to defect during M&As.
Targeted Analytics: Using Core Measures to Jump-Start Enterprise AnalyticsPerficient, Inc.
How top healthcare organizations are realizing the benefits of data analytics in such core areas as core measures, clinical alerting, surgical analytics, service line profitability, diabetes management, revenue cycle management, claims management and utilization.
This document discusses how insurance companies can build analytics capabilities into their value chain. It advocates for a "whole brain analytics" approach that combines rational data-driven analytics with emotional insights from experience. The document provides examples of how analytics can be applied across an insurer's functions, from research and product development to distribution and customer service. It also outlines key considerations for insurance companies looking to establish an effective analytics capability, such as developing a strong governance model, evaluating their information architecture, using the right tools, and establishing an analytics innovation lab.
Leveraging Data To Drive Strategy And Revenue Bw.Feb2011Brian Walker
Brian Walker discusses strategies for leveraging data to drive product line strategies and new revenue for hospitals. He explains how SRK helps hospitals improve enterprise strategy through balancing acquisition and retention, understanding customer behaviors and total financial contributions, and embracing customer relationship management. Walker also discusses specific metrics and strategies such as strategic halos, churn rate, total customer value, promotable products, physician impact, and lag time that can be used to build new revenue opportunities.
This document discusses applying a portfolio management approach to customer relationship management (CRM). It argues that CRM and consumer loan management are analytically similar, as both involve managing a portfolio of assets (customers or loans) to maximize cash flows. The document advocates adopting practices from consumer loan portfolio management, such as measuring customer lifetime value and using predictive analytics to manage the long-term health of the customer portfolio.
Analytics in Financial Services: Keynote Presentation for TDWI and NY Tech Co...Fitzgerald Analytics, Inc.
Keynote Presentation Given in New York City on March 30th, at a joint event of The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) and the New York Technology Council. This keynote presentation by Jaime Fitzgerald focused on "Bridging the Gap" between business goals in the data and analytic enablers of achieving these goals.
Ovum is a global consulting firm that provides analysis on technology and market changes in telecoms, software, and IT services through its team of 150 analysts. It offers various knowledge centers, reports, and consulting services to help clients make better strategic decisions more quickly. The document describes Ovum's knowledge centers, which provide integrated intelligence through a web-based system with company and market data, forecasts, news, and analyst commentary to aid clients' strategic planning.
The document discusses the need for a bank to implement online banking capabilities. It notes several challenges faced by both banks and customers without online banking, such as declining revenue, lengthy loan approval processes, and the need for customers to physically visit branches. Implementing online banking would help overcome these issues and provide benefits like increased convenience and cost savings. The document outlines an action plan for banks to transition to online services that includes digitalization techniques, workforce training, and budget allocation for implementation costs.
EY + Neo4j: Why graph technology makes sense for fraud detection and customer...Neo4j
Graph databases can help insurance companies address challenges like siloed data systems, identity resolution issues, and an inability to gain a full view of customers. They allow for a unified customer 360 view across different business units. Graph databases perform better than SQL for data that is interconnected, requires optimal querying of relationships, and has an evolving data model. Specifically for insurance, graphs can increase cross-sell/upsell opportunities, retention rates, and customer satisfaction while reducing costs and fraud. EY has experience implementing graph solutions for use cases like fraud detection and customer 360 projects.
The document discusses strategies for maximizing the value of customer portfolios, including monitoring performance across segments, optimizing capital usage, enhancing governance, leveraging data analytics, proactively retaining high-value customers, rehabilitating at-risk customers, and identifying self-cure opportunities. It also introduces Experian's Marketswitch Optimization and Custom Business Intelligence solutions which use mathematical modeling, predictive analytics and business rules to optimize customer management decisions.
Using Analytics to Grow the Small Business PortfolioSaggezza
This document discusses how data analytics can help financial institutions grow their small business portfolios. It begins by outlining how data analytics can provide a competitive advantage. It then discusses how large banks are using data analytics to predict customer needs and increase sales. The document proposes five key steps for becoming a data-driven organization: 1) set goals; 2) assess talent and capabilities; 3) uncover valuable insights; 4) take action on insights; and 5) create a data-driven culture. Finally, it provides 13 specific action items that financial institutions can take to grow their small business portfolios using data analytics.
The document discusses Oracle's Customer Experience Cloud for midsize businesses. It highlights how the cloud can help midsize businesses address key challenges in marketing, sales, service and decision making. It describes solutions for modern marketing, sales, CPQ and service that integrate to provide a complete customer experience and drive business transformation.
1) AlgoAnalytics provides analytics solutions for banks using techniques like machine learning, deep learning, and predictive modeling.
2) They have experience building credit scoring models, performing customer segmentation, sentiment analysis, and recommender systems for banks.
3) Aniruddha Pant leads AlgoAnalytics as CEO with over 20 years of experience applying advanced mathematics and analytics across multiple industries.
1. Analytics is increasingly important in the banking industry for applications like risk management, fraud detection, and customer segmentation. Tools like data mining and predictive analytics help banks understand customer behavior and mitigate risks.
2. Analytics supports decision making to increase revenue, reduce costs, and manage risks. This improves customer retention and understanding. Popular analytics tools in banking include R, SAS, and Python.
3. Use cases for banking analytics include customer analytics, fraud analysis, big data analytics, and risk analytics. Analytics provides insights into areas like marketing, compliance, and optimal performance.
Microsoft & Blueocean Case study at TMRE'13Course5i
This document discusses Microsoft's use of "Extension Teams" provided by blueocean market intelligence to enhance their market research capabilities. The Extension Teams allow Microsoft researchers to spend more time providing strategic insights to business units rather than operational tasks. The teams provide additional capacity, skills, speed and access to diverse data sources. This enables Microsoft researchers to take a 360 degree view of problems and issues. An example project analyzing the emerging "Phablet" category demonstrated the benefits of using multiple data to provide integrated insights that informed Microsoft's understanding of new markets. Over time, blueocean has expanded the Extension Team model across more of Microsoft with the goal of increasing the impact and ROI of Microsoft's market research investments.
#Seven Basics Tools of Quality# By SN Panigrahi
Quality is a very important feature for business success. The Seven Basic Tools of Quality (also known as 7 QC Tools) originated in Japan when the country was undergoing major quality revolution and had become a mandatory topic as part of Japanese’s industrial training program. These tools which comprised of simple graphical and statistical techniques were helpful in solving critical quality related issues.
These tools were often referred as Seven Basics Tools of Quality because these tools could be implemented by any person with very basic training in statistics and were simple to apply to solve quality-related complex issues.
Most organizations use quality tools for various purposes related to controlling and assuring quality. These tools can provide much information about problems in the organization assisting to derive solutions for the same.
The efficient and effective use of these 7 QC tools can help maintain the consistency of the products and services being produced.
This document provides an introduction to Converge Advisory Group, an advisory firm that helps life sciences companies navigate challenges in research and development, regulatory approval processes, and commercialization. It outlines increasing costs of drug development and greater price pressures in the industry. Converge aims to provide strategic guidance through evidence-based solutions and leveraging artificial intelligence to analyze large datasets quickly. The firm works with pharmaceutical, biotech, and startup clients to develop strategies across a drug's lifecycle from discovery through commercialization.
These slides use concepts from my (Jeff Funk) course entitled Biz Models for Hi-Tech Products to analyze the business model for ConnexionAsia’s health insurance product. This product provides a one-step health service for employers that enables employees to choose from multiple providers and make tradeoffs between different types of insurance coverage and wellness programs. Employees can use their health care benefits for wellness programs (e.g., fitness) and other preventative health care in addition to the traditional health care insurance. By enabling employees to be more proactive in their health care, ConnexionAsia’s health insurance product can provide employers with healthier employees, reduced sick leave, and lower health care costs in the long run. It makes money through its wellness products, consultation services, and the sale of data.
This document provides guidance on writing an effective business plan. It discusses that a business plan should guide a business according to its goals and have enough initial capital to operate at a loss until becoming profitable. The document then outlines various sections that are typically included in a business plan such as executive summary, marketing plan, financial plan, and discussion of decision criteria. It also notes that the specific content and format of a business plan depends on its goals and intended audience.
Analytics is a two-sided coin. While on one side, it uses
descriptive and predictive models to gain valuable knowledge from data, i.e. data analysis, on the other side, it provides insight to recommend action or guide decision making, i.e. communication
Governing the Data to Dollars Value Chain™ - Sept 2012 NYC Data Governance Co...Fitzgerald Analytics, Inc.
Data is the ultimate intangible asset: worthless is raw form, yet priceless when used well. Financial services companies depend on analytics to transform troves of data into business advantage, insight, and profits. Yet the ugly secret is that most analytics project fail to achieve their full potential, leaving millions of dollars in potential profits on the table.
This whitepaper discusses the use of analytics to help companies retain customers during and after mergers and acquisitions (M&As). It describes the challenges of customer retention due to synergies from M&As impacting customers. A Customer Cockpit solution is proposed using data integration, machine learning and dashboards to identify at-risk customers, understand customer experience, and monitor key performance indicators. The solution aims to help companies measure performance, predict churn, and take actions to retain top customers and those likely to defect during M&As.
Targeted Analytics: Using Core Measures to Jump-Start Enterprise AnalyticsPerficient, Inc.
How top healthcare organizations are realizing the benefits of data analytics in such core areas as core measures, clinical alerting, surgical analytics, service line profitability, diabetes management, revenue cycle management, claims management and utilization.
This document discusses how insurance companies can build analytics capabilities into their value chain. It advocates for a "whole brain analytics" approach that combines rational data-driven analytics with emotional insights from experience. The document provides examples of how analytics can be applied across an insurer's functions, from research and product development to distribution and customer service. It also outlines key considerations for insurance companies looking to establish an effective analytics capability, such as developing a strong governance model, evaluating their information architecture, using the right tools, and establishing an analytics innovation lab.
Leveraging Data To Drive Strategy And Revenue Bw.Feb2011Brian Walker
Brian Walker discusses strategies for leveraging data to drive product line strategies and new revenue for hospitals. He explains how SRK helps hospitals improve enterprise strategy through balancing acquisition and retention, understanding customer behaviors and total financial contributions, and embracing customer relationship management. Walker also discusses specific metrics and strategies such as strategic halos, churn rate, total customer value, promotable products, physician impact, and lag time that can be used to build new revenue opportunities.
This document discusses applying a portfolio management approach to customer relationship management (CRM). It argues that CRM and consumer loan management are analytically similar, as both involve managing a portfolio of assets (customers or loans) to maximize cash flows. The document advocates adopting practices from consumer loan portfolio management, such as measuring customer lifetime value and using predictive analytics to manage the long-term health of the customer portfolio.
Analytics in Financial Services: Keynote Presentation for TDWI and NY Tech Co...Fitzgerald Analytics, Inc.
Keynote Presentation Given in New York City on March 30th, at a joint event of The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) and the New York Technology Council. This keynote presentation by Jaime Fitzgerald focused on "Bridging the Gap" between business goals in the data and analytic enablers of achieving these goals.
Ovum is a global consulting firm that provides analysis on technology and market changes in telecoms, software, and IT services through its team of 150 analysts. It offers various knowledge centers, reports, and consulting services to help clients make better strategic decisions more quickly. The document describes Ovum's knowledge centers, which provide integrated intelligence through a web-based system with company and market data, forecasts, news, and analyst commentary to aid clients' strategic planning.
The document discusses the need for a bank to implement online banking capabilities. It notes several challenges faced by both banks and customers without online banking, such as declining revenue, lengthy loan approval processes, and the need for customers to physically visit branches. Implementing online banking would help overcome these issues and provide benefits like increased convenience and cost savings. The document outlines an action plan for banks to transition to online services that includes digitalization techniques, workforce training, and budget allocation for implementation costs.
EY + Neo4j: Why graph technology makes sense for fraud detection and customer...Neo4j
Graph databases can help insurance companies address challenges like siloed data systems, identity resolution issues, and an inability to gain a full view of customers. They allow for a unified customer 360 view across different business units. Graph databases perform better than SQL for data that is interconnected, requires optimal querying of relationships, and has an evolving data model. Specifically for insurance, graphs can increase cross-sell/upsell opportunities, retention rates, and customer satisfaction while reducing costs and fraud. EY has experience implementing graph solutions for use cases like fraud detection and customer 360 projects.
The document discusses strategies for maximizing the value of customer portfolios, including monitoring performance across segments, optimizing capital usage, enhancing governance, leveraging data analytics, proactively retaining high-value customers, rehabilitating at-risk customers, and identifying self-cure opportunities. It also introduces Experian's Marketswitch Optimization and Custom Business Intelligence solutions which use mathematical modeling, predictive analytics and business rules to optimize customer management decisions.
Using Analytics to Grow the Small Business PortfolioSaggezza
This document discusses how data analytics can help financial institutions grow their small business portfolios. It begins by outlining how data analytics can provide a competitive advantage. It then discusses how large banks are using data analytics to predict customer needs and increase sales. The document proposes five key steps for becoming a data-driven organization: 1) set goals; 2) assess talent and capabilities; 3) uncover valuable insights; 4) take action on insights; and 5) create a data-driven culture. Finally, it provides 13 specific action items that financial institutions can take to grow their small business portfolios using data analytics.
The document discusses Oracle's Customer Experience Cloud for midsize businesses. It highlights how the cloud can help midsize businesses address key challenges in marketing, sales, service and decision making. It describes solutions for modern marketing, sales, CPQ and service that integrate to provide a complete customer experience and drive business transformation.
1) AlgoAnalytics provides analytics solutions for banks using techniques like machine learning, deep learning, and predictive modeling.
2) They have experience building credit scoring models, performing customer segmentation, sentiment analysis, and recommender systems for banks.
3) Aniruddha Pant leads AlgoAnalytics as CEO with over 20 years of experience applying advanced mathematics and analytics across multiple industries.
The company provides advanced analytics and data-driven decision making services. It has deep analytical capabilities across various industries, developed custom products, and has an expert team of data scientists, analysts, architects and programmers. The vision is to be a world leader in advanced analytics and enabling technology. Services include marketing, operations, supply chain and risk analytics. The company uses big data technologies like Hadoop and advanced tools to deliver solutions focused on customers across industries.
Total Customer Experience Management Overview #TCE #CEM -- The Why, What and HowVishal Kumar
This is a CEM tutorial & TCELab introduction presentation we put together for our TCELab Sales Affiliates and Partners -- explains an overview of Total Customer Experience Management, Why your customer's CEO's will love it, your opportunity, and how TCELab's products and services fit into the CEM / Big Data / Customer Loyalty Space.
A must watch for CEM enthusiast or any business professionals interesting in reducing churn.
Find video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFPDmM4Ct1E
Or read it in our corporate blog: http://tce.io/tutecast
Video itinerary:
0:00:07 What is Customer Experience Management (CEM)?
0:02:04 Why do CEO’s care?
0:04:15 Why CEM vendor should be excited?
0:07:15 What does CEM Program looks like?
0:07:45 Design of a CEM Program: CEM Program Components
0:11:20 Design of a CEM Program: Disparate Sources of Business Data
0:14:23 Design of a CEM Program: Data Linkage (connecting data to answer different question)
0:17:17 Design of a CEM Program: Integrating your business data (mapping organization silos with survey type)
0:20:58 Design of a CEM Program: Three ways to grow business… why just NPS is not enough?
0:25:40 TCELab product plug but some cross winds of CEM gold information
0:33:10 TCELab CLAAP Platform but some cross winds of CEM gold information
0:39:00 TCELab product execution process, time-lengths & other relevant information around it (information relevant to affiliate networks)
0:43:30 TCELab product lists (information relevant to affiliate networks)
0:52:40 TCELab case study: Kashoo + lot of good information for SAAS companies CEM program
For More, please visit http://www.tcelab.com
Total Customer Experience Management Overview #TCE #CEM -- The Why, What and HowTCELab LLC
This is a CEM tutorial & TCELab introduction presentation we put together for our TCELab Sales Affiliates and Partners -- explains an overview of Total Customer Experience Management, Why your customer's CEO's will love it, your opportunity, and how TCELab's products and services fit into the CEM / Big Data / Customer Loyalty Space.
A must watch for CEM enthusiast or any business professionals interesting in reducing churn.
Find video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFPDmM4Ct1E
Or read it in our corporate blog: http://tce.io/tutecast
Video itinerary:
0:00:07 What is Customer Experience Management (CEM)?
0:02:04 Why do CEO’s care?
0:04:15 Why CEM vendor should be excited?
0:07:15 What does CEM Program looks like?
0:07:45 Design of a CEM Program: CEM Program Components
0:11:20 Design of a CEM Program: Disparate Sources of Business Data
0:14:23 Design of a CEM Program: Data Linkage (connecting data to answer different question)
0:17:17 Design of a CEM Program: Integrating your business data (mapping organization silos with survey type)
0:20:58 Design of a CEM Program: Three ways to grow business… why just NPS is not enough?
0:25:40 TCELab product plug but some cross winds of CEM gold information
0:33:10 TCELab CLAAP Platform but some cross winds of CEM gold information
0:39:00 TCELab product execution process, time-lengths & other relevant information around it (information relevant to affiliate networks)
0:43:30 TCELab product lists (information relevant to affiliate networks)
0:52:40 TCELab case study: Kashoo + lot of good information for SAAS companies CEM program
For More, please visit http://www.tcelab.com
Learn how insurance organizations can leverage FastTrack Analytics to improve financial, underwriting, agent & customer service operations. Use your data to gain competitive advantage in challenging economic times.
Bigvue Consulting provides analytics services to banks and financial institutions to improve business outcomes. Analytics can help with improved customer acquisition and retention, increased cross-selling opportunities, better risk management, and enhanced customer value. Bigvue's services include developing predictive models to activate dormant customer accounts and increase credit card cross-selling. Their methodology involves assessing business objectives, analyzing data, building analytical solutions, validating results, and implementing solutions to track outcomes. Bigvue leverages analytics and technology across various banking products and channels to help clients make better strategic and tactical decisions.
Gmid Associates provides analytics services including predictive modeling, descriptive analytics, data mining, and dashboard solutions. They have experience across industries including banking, insurance, and retail. Case studies highlighted include developing churn prediction models for a telecom company, sales forecasting for an apparel retailer, and implementing collection scorecards for a bank. Gmid aims to help clients make better data-driven decisions through analytics.
The panel discussion summarized the ROI realized from multi-division Salesforce rollouts at three organizations. Penny O'Rourke discussed SurfControl's global rollout which increased forecasting visibility, reduced administrative time by 10%, and led to a 10% sales increase. Gary Pepera outlined Citizens Bank's rollout across 13 states which provided transparency, relationship management capabilities, and a system of record. Doug Timmel shared how Air Products addressed unique challenges through centralized data and processes, resulting in improved cash flow, higher loyalty, and a 30% revenue increase in Europe.
Today there is a lot of buzz around customer experience. Many companies have realized that investments in customer experience improvement is important not just because it helps to boost the bottom lines of their businesses but because it takes at least 4 to 6 times more cost to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing customer.
This document discusses how analytics can be used to drive customer lifecycle management. It makes three key points:
1) Current analytical approaches used by most firms focus too much on driving new customer acquisition through the traditional marketing funnel, rather than managing the entire customer lifecycle. This leads firms to prioritize volume growth over long-term profitability.
2) To effectively use analytics across the customer lifecycle, firms must align their lifecycle perspectives and programs with the customer's decision-making process, determine the appropriate breadth and depth of analytical techniques, and use customer value and profitability as a common goal.
3) The document outlines how different analytical techniques such as segmentation, propensity modeling, and cross-
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Data is the fuel for meaningful consumer dialogues. The document discusses how integrating consumer data across digital channels can provide a unified view of each consumer and their interactions over time. This allows for more personalized targeting and dynamic creative optimization. It also argues that traditional metrics like customer lifetime value are flawed because they don't account for context, velocity of interactions, or ability to predict future value. The future is integrating paid, earned, owned and offline consumer data to build new metrics that optimize interactions and drive business performance.
Make money with big data by organizing your company around your customers. I presented this deck at the Cybera Big Data #cybersummit 2012 in Banff, Canada. In it, I talk about customer loyalty, how to use driver and linkage analysis to sort out both what's important to your customers and what will drive sustainable revenue for your business. Case studies include a SaaS software company, and U.S. Hospital patient experience data based on HCAHPS patient surveys from 4,610 health care facilities nationwide.
For More, please visit http://www.tcelab.com
The document summarizes a portfolio complexity diagnostic conducted by Wilson Perumal & Company to help clients optimize their product portfolios. The diagnostic examines a client's products, operations, customers and finances over 3 weeks to identify root causes of complexity. It aims to determine if complexity reduction is feasible and the potential size of benefits across areas like costs, capacity, margins and revenues. The diagnostic is meant to align the organization for a broader portfolio optimization effort that can typically realize over 25% improvement in EBITDA by eliminating unprofitable products and segments.
Atidot provides a cloud-based platform that uses big data and predictive analytics to help life insurers and annuity writers improve decision-making. Their platform enables insurers to leverage both internal and external data to enhance retention, sales, in-force management, and profitability. Atidot was founded in 2016 and currently works with two of the top ten life insurers and annuity writers in the US.
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