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The added value of an Integrated Customer View Emile van de Klok Brussel, March 2009 Sr. Product Manager – Human Inference

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Who is my customer, how does he behave? Where is he? Is my customer really who he says he is? Correct customer knowledge and up-to-date data that are of good quality is essential to companies. Especially when the economic outlook is not very positive.

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The added value of an Integrated Customer ViewEmile van de Klok

Brussel, March 2009Sr. Product Manager – Human Inference

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An integrated customer view?

Inbound Logistics

OperationsOutboundLogistics

Marketing&

SalesService

Technical Infrastructure & Development

Procurement

Human Resources

Margin

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Based on Value Chain, Porter 1985

Why a decentralized customer view:- Business processes / departments- Business Unit’s / (product) labels- Customer role’s (b2c, b2b) - Communication channels- Multiple entry by employees- M&A’s

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What do we need?

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• CRM : the vision

• CDI (MDM for Customer Data) : the reality

How to create an integrated customer view?

Move customer datato one single system

Accept current infrastructure:

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Example MDM for Customer Data

OperationalSystem

A

OperationalSystem

B

OperationalSystem

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CDI Database

Data model

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A - 113 B - 76 C - 986

Romford 113A Gubbins LaneJ. Jameson

Romford, RM3 5TH76B Gubbins LaneJ.H. Jameson

Romford, RM3 5TH986C 1, Gubbins LaneJohn H. Jameson

A - 113 B - 76 C - 986

Record: System B - 76

Name: J.H. Jameson Address: Gubbins LaneCity: RomfordPostal code: RM3 5TH

Record: System C - 986

Name: John H. Jameson Address: 1, Gubbins LaneCity: RomfordPostal code: RM3 5TH

Record: System A - 113

Name: J. Jameson Address: Gubbins LaneCity: RomfordPostal code:

RomfordJ.

CDI

Gubbins LaneJameson

Source records (keys and attributes)

Golden Record

Marketing / Sales Finance Service

Customer Data Records

12 1 RM3 5TH H.

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What is the value of an integrated customer view?

Source: Gartner, Creating the Single Customer View with Customer Data Integration, January 2006

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Scenario 1 – Inbound Call Center

• Without an integrated customer view

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Call Center EmployeeCustomer

Order AdminOperational

SystemAA - 113

Call Center Portal

Bill Degado Search

System: Order Admin Record: A – 113- 5 laptops, delivery status: sent today

RING

RING

Good morning,

how can I help you?

Good morning,

Bill Delgado speaking.

When can I expect my laptops?

Please hold on the line sir,

I’ll check the order.

Search Bill Degado

We have send the laptops today so I expect you to receive them tomorrow.

Ok that’s great! Thanks for your call and have a nice day.

Another thing. I sent you my broken router and it took a week before it was fixed, while I needed it to be fixed straight away. I’m not too happy about that.

I’m sorry to hear that, but I can’t help you with that. You can call our Service Department on telephonenumber: 0123456789

Ehmm. OK.

William Delgado, 34 Legget DriveEhmm… Did he say Degado or

Delgado?

Lets try Degado…

I’m sorry but I can’t find you in our system. Could you please spell your name?

It’s D E L G A D O Once again, thanks for your call and have a nice day.

System: Order Admin No Match Found

Delgado

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Scenario 2 – Inbound Call Center

• With integrated customer view

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Call Center EmployeeCustomer

Communication Infrastructure

DataStorag

e

Single Customer View Order AdminOperational

SystemA

ServiceOperational

SystemB

MarketingOperational

SystemCC - 986A - 113 B - 76

Call Center Portal

Bill Degado Search

System: Order Admin Record: A – 113- 5 laptops, delivery status: sent today

System: Service Record: B – 76- 1 Router, service status: fixed 3 days ago

System: Marketing Record: C – 986- Mailing Subject: “Express Service” Mailing Sent: yesterday

RING

RING

Good morning,

how can I help you?

Good morning,

Bill Delgado speaking.

When can I expect my laptops?

Please hold on the line sir,

I’ll check the order.

Search Bill Degado

Request detailed Info Source SystemsA-113, B-76, C-986

Return detailed Info Source SystemsA-113, B-76, C-986

We have send the laptops today so I expect you to receive them tomorrow.

Ok that’s great! What about your router? I see it has been fixed a couple of days ago. Does everything work fine now?

Yes, thanks for asking! Only problem is it took a week before it was fixed, while I needed it to be fixed straight away.

I’m sorry to hear that, but have you received our mailing we sent yesterday about our new offering “Express Service” - repair within 24 hours?

Yes sound actually very attractive.

Would you like me to register you for this service Mr. Delgado?

William Delgado, 34 Legget Drive

William Delgado

A-113

B-76

C-986

Ehmm… Did he say Degado or

Delgado?

Lets try Degado…

Is your address:

“34 Legget Drive”?

That’s right!

William Delgado

A-113

B-76

C-986

- Bill is a nickname for William

- Degado should be Delgado

Yes please. Ok. Thanks for your call and have a nice day.

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Advantages scenario

Customer focuses instead of product / department focused

• Improved customer experience• Cross and up-sell opportunities• Efficiency• Customer retention• Cost reductions (time reductions)

• Reduce risks (credit risks, black list)

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Where to start?A Single Customer View within: - organization level- business unit / label level- department level

Impact on:- lead time- risk (cancellation / financial)- feasibility (data governance / technical

complexity)- required investment- added value- commitment (top)

• Terugkoppeling naar value chain. Moet je nou bedrijfsbreed doen of eerst op een business unit of op afdelingsniveau

• Begin klein • Logische stappen (organisatie, BU, (poel)

afdeling(en)) haalbaarheid (data governance, technisch), (afbreuk) risico, impact, investering (tijd en geld), complexiteit, commitment top

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1203600

Simple value calculationThis example only includes one of the many value generators within the call center scenario

Hourly wage

call centeremployee

€35,- 100

Averagenumber of concurrentcall centeremployeeslogged in

X X 12

Calls per hour per

employee

15%X

Percentage calls

delayed byincorrect,

fragmented or multiple

customer data

Average delay

X

Without integrated customer

view

With integratedcustomer

view

Wasted call

centerCost per

hour

€210=

€35,- 100X X 12 3%X 1003600X €35=

Cost reduction per hour by integrated customer view:

€175

Hours per year (40 * 52): 2080

Yearly cost reduction call center: € 364.000

hours

hours

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Summary• Combination of strategy and implementation = key to

success• Value chain to map decentralized customer view• MDM for Customer Data accepts current database

infrastructure• Scenario’s to identify the real value • Start implementation smart and leverage the success• Simple ROI doesn’t give you a complete picture but a

quick insight