Ch 5: Customer Knowledge Strategy Flashcards
What is data?
Assortment of details
What is information? Or how does data become information?
By assigning meaning to data it becomes information
How does information become knowledge?
Information becomes knowledge when action is taken on the basis of the information
What are the poor data quality issues that cause wastage?
Identification errors
Profile errors
What are Identification errors, and what waste can come from it?
These are errors in the information that can specify a customer- name, address, telephone number etc.
Waste includes Mail duplication, insufficient processing of telephone calls, Invoicing errors.
Profile erros and their watse
These are errors in the information that affect the full view of the customer
You may have functional data like Name and D.O.B, but no data on preferences
Waste: Less effective communication, less ability to deepen relationship
What earnings can you gain from data quality?
Influence on the effectiveness of acquisition activities: increased response rate, right offers to right customer
Influence on customer value: retention and relationship development
True or False: Investment in data would provide future, not immediate returns.
True
True or False: The quality of an offer, its communicative packaging and the promotion’s allure has just as much influence on customer response as the composition of the data list.
True
What are some of the typical problems within organizations involving investments and utilization of data?
Strategy- business strategy and data & information strategy are not aligned
Access
Quantity
Quality
Use
What are the four organizations according to Peelen et al. (2009) that exhibit the categories of customer intelligence?
Market Research Driven Organizations- the main focus is customer satisfaction, data used for internal decision making- not many data sets and analytic software
Fragmented analytics Organizations- customer-satisfaction-oriented, but use segmentation models in analytics
Database marketing-oriented Organizations- have an analytical focus on segmentation and satisfaction. Personalised support of customer contact
Analytics-driven Organizations- Customer Intelligence is used for both internal decision-making processes and in supporting customer touchpoints
How to go from data to customer knowledge?
In my own words it is going from Knowing the data we need, and going beyond functional information and gathering other data to find meaning and then acting on it
In collecting data what are three ways in which the customer can be viewed?
A buyer: just somone who purchases
A User: someone who experiences- requires more investment
A person/organization: someone who feels, experiences, thinks on, reacts to- requires more investment
What are the six sources of info to make a complete customer profile?
Identification
Transaction History
Media Use
Customer Profile
User’s Profile
Human Profile
What are the topics that data collected is based off of
Identification of the customer or prospect:
Segment:
Communication channel preferences:
Transaction history and customer value:
Communication history:
Complaint History:
Events:
Satisfaction: