In todays
telecom environment, there is much conversation surrounding analytics. Having data exposed to a reporting tool (yes
IT folks I am purposely keeping the blog simple) and producing reports that
offer no insight into customer behavior adds no business value. Actually, I hold the view that having IT folks produce adhoc reports is a waste of a resource when business analyst are embedded in the business but that's for another post. For your
analytics solution to add value it must provide the following:
Predictive analytics
Provide
meaningful insights into customer’s behavior. Will the customer churn, if so, why and when (Identification of customer service issues), will they accept an
upselling offer (target marketing).
Identify
customers by use of customer segmentation techniques, inclusive of scoring
customers in these segments based on transactional data as well as providing real
time information to the relevant customer service staff during interactions with
customers.
Decision management
Recommend
specific interactions for each individual customer along with targeted
configurations and content
Gartner’s 2015
Magic Quadrants for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms as well as Advanced Analytics Platforms are provided for additional reading. Is your
company using analytics and if so how?

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