Customer Intelligence: Experiences Using SAS Donna Byrne SAS International

Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Agenda

! Customer Intelligence ! Operational Vs. Analytical CRM ! CRM Methodology ! The Learning Organisation

! Customer Experiences ! Key Business Issues ! Telecom and Financial Services

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Service Marketing

Customer Touch Points Support Sales

Front-office systems

Business Intelligence

Call Centre Analytical Campaign Intelligence Management Front Office System Query & Reporting Legacy Systems

ERP Systems

eBusiness Systems Recommendation/ Decision Engine

CRM Transaction Processing CRM System

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Service Marketing

Customer Touch Points Support Sales

Front-office systems

Business Intelligence

Call Centre Analytical Campaign Intelligence Management Front Office System Query & Reporting Legacy Systems

ERP Systems Data Warehouse

eBusiness Systems Recommendation/ Decision Engine

CRM Transaction Processing CRM Business Intelligence System

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. CRM Methodology

Aligning investment and Right people, right channel, right resources to market time, right offer to build long term opportunities and mutually beneficial relationships requirements

Place the customer at the centre of the decision making process

Monitoring success and reporting Doing things right, deploying back to the business to create an resource to match customer agile learning enterprise demand and value

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Customer Satisfaction

Time

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Customer Satisfaction

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Customer Satisfaction

Time

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Focus on…

! Customer Retention ! Customer Life Time Value ! Multiple Channels ! Credit Scoring ! Segmentation ! Cross Sell and Up-Sell ! ! Strategic Performance Management

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Churn management Turkcell

Issue: Threatened with losing customers to a low-priced new entrant, especially in the 15 – 25 yr old target segment Solution: Implemented a churn knowledge solution to predict potential churners and target specific segments with appropriate product bundling Benefit: Now plans new tariffs and campaigns that are more appropriate to customer needs. Turkcell is also using customer intelligence to improve their collections process in order to minimize both costs and risk.

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Royal Bank of Canada

Issue: Develop CRM strategies to reduce increasing attrition rates and understand customer behaviour for up sell/cross sell

Solution: Implemented CRM solution with key objectives in cross and up selling, credit risk management, customer retention and service.

Benefit: Response rate to marketing Campaigns increased to 30% from 3% Cross-selling ratio tripled

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Measure Customer Lifetime Value Mobilkom Austria AG

Issue: Decreasing customer retention rates Solution: Developed statistical models to predict churn- risk customers and drive tailored preventative marketing actions to individual customers; combined data from multiple sources to create actionable customer intelligence Benefit: Improved retention rates

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Copyright © 2001, SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Manage Across Multiple Channels Bouygues Telecom Issue: Lacked knowledge of customer profitability; unable to manage and understand customer behaviour across multiple channels (Internet, Call Centers, Pre-paid & Branches)

Solution: Developed an end to end solution encompassing churn management, segmentation, campaign analysis, and customer lifetime value; implemented behavior analysis as well as credit risk, call center and roaming analysis Benefit: End to end intelligence strategy and plans to expand portfolio.

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Copyright © 2001, SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Sprint´s Global Business Market Group

Issue: Inability to develop accurate and differentiated customer segments for marketing campaigns in- house; reliant on costly 3rd party to produce data from multiple sources

Solution: Created a customer-centric view of data in-house and optimized customer relationship management through targeted database marketing, cross- selling/up-selling and bundling analysis

Benefit: Saved >$1m in outsourcing costs through performing analysis in-house; reduced churn rate from 6% to 2% (66%); increased customer satisfaction

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Marketing Automation GE Capital

Issue: Need more efficient campaign process and better targeting of customers

Solution: Identify most profitable customers and optimize multi-channel marketing campaigns. Benefit: Reduced campaign cycle time from 12 weeks to 2 weeks

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Convert Strategy into Practice TDC

Issue: Inability to define strategic focus areas and create customer satisfaction and loyalty Solution: Implemented a solution to identify key performance indicators, align and focus strategic resources, operationalize the strategy chosen, make decisions and measure results across TDC business units Benefit: Increased enterprise-wide efficiency and improved customer satisfaction levels

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Solutions Specific to Industry

Copyright © 2001, SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Solutions Specific to Industry

Copyright © 2001, SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. SAS® Intelligence Solutions Contains Industry Specific

! Logical Models ! Data Models ! Analytic Models ! ETL Processes ! Analytic Processes ! Business Templates / KPIs / Scorecards ! Applicable SAS Solution and enabling Technology

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. The Vision

PLUG - IN COMPONENTS

Credit Scoring Strategic Performance Management Customer Marketing Retention Automation

Banking Intelligence Architecture

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. SAS® Banking Intelligence Solutions Addressing real industry ‘pains’

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. SAS® Telecommunications Intelligence Solutions Addressing real industry ‘pains’

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Delivering real business benefits

! Based on proven domain expertise ! Integrated across the business – no silos ! Plan strategically, start focused, phased approach ! Integrates existing application investment ! Extends easily to include new focus areas ! Shortest time to implementation – technical / user ! Reduced cycle time to gain maximum return ! Maximum return on intelligence

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1 2 3 4 Return Return

Typical Project Cycle Intelligence improvement cycle

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Project Cycle using SAS Industry

Return Return Solutions Intelligence improvement cycle

Typical Project Cycle

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Project Cycle using SAS Industry

Return Return Solutions Intelligence improvement cycle

Typical Intelligence Advantage Project Cycle

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Copyright © 2002 , SAS Institute Inc. All rights reserved. Conclusions

! Focus on Strategy

! Focus on Metrics

! Focus on Learning

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