What is Analytical CRM? Description
Analytical CRM is the part of
Customer Relationship
Management that aims at storing, analyzing and applying the knowledge
about customers and about ways to approach customers, typically using databases,
statistical tools, data mining, machine learning, Business Intelligence and
reporting methodologies.
Customer knowledge consists out of:
- Basic personal data such as: customer name, company name, business
unit, business department, address, email, phone, fax, gender, nationality,
etc
- More sophisticated client knowledge such as:
- Client value (annual revenue, profitability)
- Transactions (product description, revenue, profit, payment method,
payment behavior)
- Internet communication (IP-address, entry page, click stream, visit
length)
- Telephone communication (call center report data, sales calls)
- Other communications (mailings, response)
- Customer satisfaction (with product, service, company)
This client information can be captured from the processes (sales, services,
finance, marketing) and channels (Multi
Channel Marketing) of the organization. Certain data can also be acquired
from external sources, such as market research data or address databases.
It is often advisable to store all client data centrally for the organization
to avoid 'multiple versions of the truth'. Client data should be actual, complete,
correct, unique (each client should be in the database only 1 time) and accessible
for those who need it when they need it. This is true a fortiori for companies
with a strategic Customer
Relationship Management philosophy.
Usage
of Analytical CRM. Applications
- Optimize marketing effectiveness.
- Customer acquisition, cross-selling, up-selling, retention, etc.
- Analysis of customer behavior to aid product and service decision making
(e.g. pricing, new product development). Compare:
Quality Function
Deployment.
- Management decisions, e.g. financial forecasting and customer profitability
analysis.
- Prediction of the probability of customer defection (churn).
Steps in Analytical CRM. Process
After the client data is collected and stored, the actual analysis can
take place. The analysis process is roughly made of the following steps:
- Problem formulation. What do we want to know. Is answering the
question relevant and possible (technically, financially and organizationally).
Typical a CRM analysis question is about:
- Segmentation of clients
- Acquisition analysis (what is the quality of various lists or databases)
- Relation analysis (expected retention, opportunities for cross-selling,
deep-selling, up-selling)
- Channel or approach analysis (which channel or approach gives the
best results)
- Preparation (random sample survey, relevant variables, cases,
spread in scores, prepare definitive dataset)
- Definitive analysis, using:
- Visualizing the results in such a way that it is understandable
for the users.
Strengths of Analytical CRM. Benefits
- Can help to find and explore useful knowledge in large customer databases.
- Classify customers, predict customer behavior, select market approach
or channel.
Limitations of Analytical CRM. Disadvantages
- Certain Analytical CRM techniques can be complex to understand.
- Still in early stage of usage. .
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