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S SAS Institute Data Warehouse: The Critical Link between Marketing, Customer Care and Internal Processes Dr. Ronald U. Telson SAS Institute Europe S SAS Institute Evolution to Relationship Marketing Consumer Marketing Industrial Marketing Non-profit & Societal Marketing Services Marketing Relationship Marketing Transaction vs. Relationship Marketing S SAS Institute Transaction marketing Focus on single sale Orientation on product features Short time-scale Little emphasis on customer service Limited customer commitment Moderate customer contact Quality is primarily a concern of production Relationship Marketing Focus on customer retention Orientation on product benefits Long time-scale High customer service emphasis High customer commitment High customer contact Quality is the concern of all S SAS Institute Managing Relationships between the Organization and its Customers Customers needs and Competitors’ performance should be the key determinants of Customer Care levels Customer Care Marketing Customers should be the final arbiters of process design Process Management Managing by Process should include both the process element (i.e. designing out failure points) and the data element (i.e. end-to-end measurement of defects, cycle time and failures) S SAS Institute 1993: US RBOCS Customer Retention Challenge 100% 30% 80% 53% 91% 40% 70% 47% 20% 9% Scenario 1 60% Scenario 2 Competitor Scenario 3 0% Scenario 1: Competition offers higher prices, lower service quality, less features Scenario 2: Competition offers lower prices, lower service quality, less features Scenario 3: Competition offers lower prices, higher service quality and more features Monopoly Source: US WEST S SAS Institute Data Warehouse Applications in Customer Care Customer Analysis Customer Profiling Customer Segmentation Target Marketing Lead Generation Customer Retention Win Back House Holding Customer Churn in US Carrier Market (1995) S SAS Institute 30,00 Percent 25,00 20,00 Once 15,00 Twice 3 or More 10,00 5,00 0,00 AT&T MCI Long Distance Carrier Sprint Source: FCC There is nothing magic about retaining customers Profit Stream of Customer Retention S SAS Institute Profit Income Increase (%) for a 5% Incease in Retention 140.00% Percent Profit Income 120.00% 100.00% 80.00% 60.00% 40.00% 20.00% 0.00% Mail Order Auto Service Chain Software Insurance Brokerage Credit Card Industry Source: Harvard Business School S SAS Institute Responding to the Service Quality Challenge Establish a Service Quality Program Understand the Voice of the Customer, that is the customerbased definition of service Identify the key service factors Develop Q[uality] measures Voice of the Customer (US West) S SAS Institute Reliability Accurate Billing Keep good records Do what you said you would when you said you would do it Responsiveness Let me know what” happening Call me back quickly Keep your appointments Competence Access Don”t keep me waiting Know me and Understand me If it Fails, Fix it Fast Restore Service First, Play later Monitor and Manage the Corporation’s Performance S SAS Institute Establish a Process Performance Program Monitor the process outputs (Q measures) Reduce variability Understand root causes of process failures Continuously improve the process U S WEST Communications, circa 1993 S SAS Institute 1992 Revenue: » $ 11 billion » 25 m customers across 14 US states Residential Small Business Large Business & Government Inter Exchange and Local Exchange Carriers » 61,000 Employees 1,754 Electronic Switching Systems » 45 million miles of fibre/copper lines 400+ Operation Support Systems; 39 Mainframes US West Business Process Model Billing CQ5 CQ1, CQ2, CQ3, CQ4 Service Delivery (MM) Service Delivery (BGS, CXR) Customer Agents Foundation CUSTOMER CQ1, CQ2, CQ3, CQ4 Finance Human Resources Processes Technologies Total Quality Service Assurance MPQ5 Supplier SAQ1, SAQ2, SAQ5 CPQ1, CPQ2, CPQ5 Marketing & Planning Capacity Provisioning BUSINESS UNITS Implementers LNOQ1, LNOQ2, LNOQ5 SAQ1, SAQ2, SAQ5 LNOQ1, LNOQ2, LNOQ5 CORE PROCESS AREAS Procurement Legal Public Policy Public Relations Regulatory Support SAS Institute Field Forces S Transformation Metrics S SAS Institute Phase 1 Who is calling the Business Offices and why length in queue, number of busies, abandon, etc. What is our daily forecast of Work Force how many technicians and where should they be when What are our missed commitments characteristics by New Services Request, Repair Requests, by customer number of customers average duration reason What are our daily switched call characteristics total volume, whom from, whom to (by customer segment) defects per million What are our daily transport characteristics fibre and copper transport failure MTTR, MTBF occupancy rate and overflow PANS: Three - Tier Data Warehouse Systems WFA OSSs MTAS/MIHR ... 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SAS System Data Access Engines Host Environment 1.2 G daily T Transformation Engine H E Data Warehouse S A S Physical Data Logical Data Views S Y S T E Business Offices VRUs M OLTP Systems Application Layer Compute Serving DSS ODBC Driver Visualization OLAP OO Applications Development Tools Presentation Layer S SAS Telecom Package SAS Institute Our Solutions Customer Analysis Customer Profiling & Segmentation Target Marketing/Lead Generation Customer Retention & Win Back House Holding Product/Promotion Analysis Product Profitability Promotion Campaign Mgmt Product Churn Product Affinity Product Adoption Rates Network utilisation Analysis Customer Usage by Location Excess Capacity Analysis Fraud Detection Life Cycle Value Performance Monitoring Proof Positive Computer/Network Performance Analysis CPE Telecom Finance CFO Vision Our Services Business Strategy Business Process Analysis & Re-engineering Systems Engineering Process Engineering Education & Training Our Products S Product Suite S SAS Institute The SAS solutions will help your organisation bring about an alignment between Marketing, Customer Care and Process Management so that the impact on the customer is more effective S SAS Institute Merci!