The Relation Between Data
and the Customer Experience
Today’s Speakers:
Moderator:
Mrs. Sherry Egerton, Director of Customer Success – ACCEO Retail-1
Panel:
Mr. Ian Holland, VP, R&D, Professional Services – ACCEO Retail-1
Mr. Scott Pearson, CEO – Curator Retail Consultants
The Relation Between Data and the
Customer Experience
Why is Customer Experience the New
Competitive Advantage?
Why is Customer Experience the New
Competitive Advantage?
• It’s not just about offering a better product, a better
price, a better place or even a better promotion.
• Consumers want speed, selection, service,
experience, and price—well…they want it all.
Studies have shown that there is a direct correlation
between the customer experience and revenue growth.
The message is clear to retailers: Ignore
Customer Experience at your own risk
Why is making the connection between
Data and Customer Experience so
important?
Why is making the connection between Data
and Customer Experience so important?
Data insight allows retailers to:
• Shift from being reactive to proactive
• Develop a customer experience strategy
• Offer personalized and frictionless service across
all channels
How can retailers unlock the power of data to
offer more contextualized and personalized
experiences?
How can retailers unlock the power of data to
offer more contextualized and personalized
experiences?
• In order to deliver great customer experiences
technology needs to empower retailers to make
informed and strategic business decisions
• Build a strong technology foundation that will allow
large volumes of structured and unstructured data
across applications and channels
How can retailers unlock the power of data to
offer more contextualized and personalized
experiences?
Data needs to be:
• Real-time and unified
• Easily accessible
• Instantly actionable
Data insights:
• Drive better business decisions & operations performance
by identifying trends, patterns, and customer behaviour
• Strategic decisions - Improve inventory forecasting, better
assortment of product and availability, optimize supply
chain & fulfillment, CRM, clienteling, machine learning, AI
• Shift from the mindset “Inventory of Product” to “Inventory
of Customer”
Why are so many retailers still struggling
to leverage this intelligence?
Why are so many retailers still struggling to
leverage this intelligence?
• Customers are a retailers main asset
• Shift from the mindset “Inventory of Product” to
“Inventory of Customer”
Retailers struggle to obtain a single view of the customer
from a single integrated source of truth, preventing them
from understanding, predicting and anticipating
customers’ needs.
Fact!
Why are so many retailers still struggling
to leverage this intelligence?
It is estimated that three quarters of companies are not
able to act on most of the data they collect due to
disjointed systems and data integration issues.
Fact!
Customer experience is a journey, not a destination. So
even with a clear vision of what the ideal CX should look
like and a clear CX strategy, you’ll still have to
experiment, measure and learn from what worked and
what didn’t to continuously adapt to customers’ evolving
expectations.
Conclusion
• Shift from being reactive to proactive
• Establish unified, clear and real-time data
• Build a customer experience strategy
Actionable takeaways from this session:

The Relation Between Data and the Customer Experience

  • 1.
    The Relation BetweenData and the Customer Experience
  • 3.
    Today’s Speakers: Moderator: Mrs. SherryEgerton, Director of Customer Success – ACCEO Retail-1 Panel: Mr. Ian Holland, VP, R&D, Professional Services – ACCEO Retail-1 Mr. Scott Pearson, CEO – Curator Retail Consultants The Relation Between Data and the Customer Experience
  • 4.
    Why is CustomerExperience the New Competitive Advantage?
  • 5.
    Why is CustomerExperience the New Competitive Advantage? • It’s not just about offering a better product, a better price, a better place or even a better promotion. • Consumers want speed, selection, service, experience, and price—well…they want it all.
  • 6.
    Studies have shownthat there is a direct correlation between the customer experience and revenue growth.
  • 7.
    The message isclear to retailers: Ignore Customer Experience at your own risk
  • 9.
    Why is makingthe connection between Data and Customer Experience so important?
  • 10.
    Why is makingthe connection between Data and Customer Experience so important? Data insight allows retailers to: • Shift from being reactive to proactive • Develop a customer experience strategy • Offer personalized and frictionless service across all channels
  • 11.
    How can retailersunlock the power of data to offer more contextualized and personalized experiences?
  • 12.
    How can retailersunlock the power of data to offer more contextualized and personalized experiences? • In order to deliver great customer experiences technology needs to empower retailers to make informed and strategic business decisions • Build a strong technology foundation that will allow large volumes of structured and unstructured data across applications and channels
  • 13.
    How can retailersunlock the power of data to offer more contextualized and personalized experiences? Data needs to be: • Real-time and unified • Easily accessible • Instantly actionable
  • 14.
    Data insights: • Drivebetter business decisions & operations performance by identifying trends, patterns, and customer behaviour • Strategic decisions - Improve inventory forecasting, better assortment of product and availability, optimize supply chain & fulfillment, CRM, clienteling, machine learning, AI • Shift from the mindset “Inventory of Product” to “Inventory of Customer”
  • 15.
    Why are somany retailers still struggling to leverage this intelligence?
  • 16.
    Why are somany retailers still struggling to leverage this intelligence? • Customers are a retailers main asset • Shift from the mindset “Inventory of Product” to “Inventory of Customer”
  • 17.
    Retailers struggle toobtain a single view of the customer from a single integrated source of truth, preventing them from understanding, predicting and anticipating customers’ needs. Fact!
  • 18.
    Why are somany retailers still struggling to leverage this intelligence?
  • 19.
    It is estimatedthat three quarters of companies are not able to act on most of the data they collect due to disjointed systems and data integration issues. Fact!
  • 20.
    Customer experience isa journey, not a destination. So even with a clear vision of what the ideal CX should look like and a clear CX strategy, you’ll still have to experiment, measure and learn from what worked and what didn’t to continuously adapt to customers’ evolving expectations. Conclusion
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    • Shift frombeing reactive to proactive • Establish unified, clear and real-time data • Build a customer experience strategy Actionable takeaways from this session: