By:
Ankita Dubey
 Research Paper details
 Introduction
 Paper 1 discussion
 Paper 2 discussion
 Paper 3 discussion
 Conclusion
 References
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 Title: Data Mining Strategies andTechniques for CRM Systems
 Authors:
 Dr.Abdullah S.Al-Mudimigh,
 Zahid Ullah ,
 Farrukh Saleem
 Title: Improving The Retailers Profit For CRM Using Data Mining
Techniques
 Author:
 K.Deepa, S.Dhanabal
 Vishnukumarkaliappan
 Title: Application of Data Mining Technology in the Tourism Product's
MarketingCRM
 Author:
 Shenglei PEI
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 CRM: Customer Relationship Management
 Strategy and process of
▪ identifying,
▪ retaining and
▪ associating
selective customers in order to sustain their relationship
with the organization.
 With CRM, greater efficacy and effectiveness in delivering
strategies could be achieved.
 CRM involves all of your organizations “CustomerTouch
Points” and includes every part of your company that has
direct or indirect interaction with your customers and
prospects.
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 Technology Management
 Sales Management
 Marketing Management
 Customer Support Management
 Supply Chain Management
 Facilities Management
 Knowledge Management
 Retail Management
Data Mining
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 Paper 1 proposed that
 Data mining is also a successful factor of CRM.
 In this model the association mining techniques
for finding loyalty and background of the
customer, and making some prediction for the
contacting customer.
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 Knowledge discovery plays important role in CRM.
 Stuck or loop problems can be resolved by including
data mining into CRM.
 Enhance the capability of CRM in :
 Customer services
 Organization services
 Online services.
 The applications of data mining applied on the
existing database is generating new rules and
patterns from the experienced data.
 The conclusion is, data mining is the part of CRM.
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Retailing?
Data mining has :
 Identifying
 Attracting
 Developing
 Retaining
Missing…
Predict the demand of
products
 The main drawbacks in retail business are if
products are sold in huge amount and high
demand arises and subsequently if stock is
not available it leads to inconsistencies of
profit to the retailers.
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 CRM + SCM
 Grouping of similar customers
▪ Valuable customers
▪ Regular customers
▪ Occasional customers
 Business development
▪ Occasional customers are changed to regular or valuable
customers by providing some attracting programs, discounts
etc.
▪ Apply Data cube technology the yearly, monthly, weekly,
daily and seasonal based sold products are verified and
stored on the database
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 Customer attraction and retaining the customers
 Attraction
▪ Discounts , loyalty programs
are conducted which
motivates the customer to
place an order immediately.
▪ Direct marketing and coupon
distribution are some
examples of customer
attraction
 Retaining
 Predictive analysis of data
mining techniques
 Analysis of customer will
retain or not are identified by
hidden markov model.
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 Reinforcement of relationship marketing.
 Development of supporting strategies can
increase the sales.
 Effective integration of CRM and SCM is
designed by considering parameters of
product, customer and sales information.
 More parameters can be added.
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 Data mining process in CRM
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 Decision tree algorithm for customer
profitability analysis.
 Data sorting: In order to facilitate the
operation the data should be processed first.
 Carry out data mining by using decision tree
algorithm.
 The key point of using decision tree algorithm
is to calculate the information gain and look
for a branch node.
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Gain(A) represents information gain of attribute A ;
I( S1 ,S2,…. Sm) is the expectations of the element information,
m in which says the number of attribute values.
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 CRM system based on data mining
 Better use of customer information
 Quickly and efficiently get valuable knowledge
 Realize efficient management and operation.
 But a lot of research is still stay in theoretical
and lack of practice; many theories need to
be tested and perfected in practice.
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 [1] Dr. Abdullah S. Al-Mudimigh, Zahid Ullah and Farrukh Saleem,
“DATA MINING STRATEGIES AND TECHNIQUES FOR CRM
SYSTEMS”
 [2] K.Deepa, S.Dhanabal and Vishnukumarkaliappan “Improving
The Retailers Profit For CRM Using Data Mining Techniques”, 2014
World Congress on Computing and Communication
Technologies,978-1-4799-2876-7/13 2013 IEEE DOI
10.1109/WCCCT.2014.23
 [3] Shenglei PEI, “Application of Data Mining Technology in the
Tourism Product's Marketing CRM”,2013 2nd International
Symposium on Instrumentation and Measurement, Sensor
Network and Automation (IMSNA), 978-1-4799-2716-6/13 2013
IEEE
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Any questions?
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  • 2.
     Research Paperdetails  Introduction  Paper 1 discussion  Paper 2 discussion  Paper 3 discussion  Conclusion  References 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 2
  • 3.
     Title: DataMining Strategies andTechniques for CRM Systems  Authors:  Dr.Abdullah S.Al-Mudimigh,  Zahid Ullah ,  Farrukh Saleem  Title: Improving The Retailers Profit For CRM Using Data Mining Techniques  Author:  K.Deepa, S.Dhanabal  Vishnukumarkaliappan  Title: Application of Data Mining Technology in the Tourism Product's MarketingCRM  Author:  Shenglei PEI 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 3
  • 4.
     CRM: CustomerRelationship Management  Strategy and process of ▪ identifying, ▪ retaining and ▪ associating selective customers in order to sustain their relationship with the organization.  With CRM, greater efficacy and effectiveness in delivering strategies could be achieved.  CRM involves all of your organizations “CustomerTouch Points” and includes every part of your company that has direct or indirect interaction with your customers and prospects. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 4
  • 5.
     Technology Management Sales Management  Marketing Management  Customer Support Management  Supply Chain Management  Facilities Management  Knowledge Management  Retail Management Data Mining 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 5
  • 6.
     Paper 1proposed that  Data mining is also a successful factor of CRM.  In this model the association mining techniques for finding loyalty and background of the customer, and making some prediction for the contacting customer. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 6
  • 7.
    3 March 2017MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 7
  • 8.
     Knowledge discoveryplays important role in CRM.  Stuck or loop problems can be resolved by including data mining into CRM.  Enhance the capability of CRM in :  Customer services  Organization services  Online services.  The applications of data mining applied on the existing database is generating new rules and patterns from the experienced data.  The conclusion is, data mining is the part of CRM. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 8
  • 9.
    Retailing? Data mining has:  Identifying  Attracting  Developing  Retaining Missing… Predict the demand of products
  • 10.
     The maindrawbacks in retail business are if products are sold in huge amount and high demand arises and subsequently if stock is not available it leads to inconsistencies of profit to the retailers. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 10
  • 11.
     CRM +SCM  Grouping of similar customers ▪ Valuable customers ▪ Regular customers ▪ Occasional customers  Business development ▪ Occasional customers are changed to regular or valuable customers by providing some attracting programs, discounts etc. ▪ Apply Data cube technology the yearly, monthly, weekly, daily and seasonal based sold products are verified and stored on the database 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 11
  • 12.
     Customer attractionand retaining the customers  Attraction ▪ Discounts , loyalty programs are conducted which motivates the customer to place an order immediately. ▪ Direct marketing and coupon distribution are some examples of customer attraction  Retaining  Predictive analysis of data mining techniques  Analysis of customer will retain or not are identified by hidden markov model. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 12
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    3 March 2017MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 13
  • 14.
     Reinforcement ofrelationship marketing.  Development of supporting strategies can increase the sales.  Effective integration of CRM and SCM is designed by considering parameters of product, customer and sales information.  More parameters can be added. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 14
  • 15.
    3 March 2017MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 15  Data mining process in CRM
  • 16.
    3 March 2017MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 16
  • 17.
     Decision treealgorithm for customer profitability analysis.  Data sorting: In order to facilitate the operation the data should be processed first.  Carry out data mining by using decision tree algorithm.  The key point of using decision tree algorithm is to calculate the information gain and look for a branch node. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 17
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    3 March 2017MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 18 Gain(A) represents information gain of attribute A ; I( S1 ,S2,…. Sm) is the expectations of the element information, m in which says the number of attribute values.
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    3 March 2017MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 19
  • 20.
     CRM systembased on data mining  Better use of customer information  Quickly and efficiently get valuable knowledge  Realize efficient management and operation.  But a lot of research is still stay in theoretical and lack of practice; many theories need to be tested and perfected in practice. 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 20
  • 21.
     [1] Dr.Abdullah S. Al-Mudimigh, Zahid Ullah and Farrukh Saleem, “DATA MINING STRATEGIES AND TECHNIQUES FOR CRM SYSTEMS”  [2] K.Deepa, S.Dhanabal and Vishnukumarkaliappan “Improving The Retailers Profit For CRM Using Data Mining Techniques”, 2014 World Congress on Computing and Communication Technologies,978-1-4799-2876-7/13 2013 IEEE DOI 10.1109/WCCCT.2014.23  [3] Shenglei PEI, “Application of Data Mining Technology in the Tourism Product's Marketing CRM”,2013 2nd International Symposium on Instrumentation and Measurement, Sensor Network and Automation (IMSNA), 978-1-4799-2716-6/13 2013 IEEE 3 March 2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 21
  • 22.
    Any questions? 3 March2017 MPSTME, NMIMS, Mumbai 22