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Experian decision management:Bringing your strategies to the next level of customerBringing your strategies to the next level of customer experience and value creation
Christopher Briggs, Director Software Product Management
Robert Stone, Senior Business Consultant
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Decision management strategies
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Objectives
Review
► Emerging customer management trends
Inform
► Creating an effective technology strategy for customer management
Discuss
► Real-world benefits
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Why deepening customer relationships is important
Profit per customer46%
Profit per customer(vs. customer holding one product)
19%12%
8% 6% 5%
2X 4X 5X 7X 9X 13X
6% 4% 5%
1 2 3 4 5 6 7+
Products held per retail customer
Based on distribution of global banking client’s retail customers, by number of products held
Products held per retail customer
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Most organizations have room for improvement
Can a customer apply for different products and get conflicting answers?
Can a customer apply for different products and get conflicting answers?
Can a customer get collection calls from more than one business unit on the same day?
Can a customer get collection calls from more than one business unit on the same day?
Can a customer be approved for overdraft yet declined for a credit card?
Can a customer be approved for overdraft yet declined for a credit card?yy
What happens to a customer’s other accounts when the
What happens to a customer’s other accounts when the
If a customer has more than one open credit card are the behavior
If a customer has more than one open credit card are the behavior
Can a customerhave a credit card authorization declined yet have the same
Can a customerhave a credit card authorization declined yet have the sameperson misses a
payment on a loan?person misses a payment on a loan?
card, are the behavior scores aligned?card, are the behavior scores aligned?
yet have the same transaction approved on his or her debit card?
yet have the same transaction approved on his or her debit card?
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Current customer management challenges
Elevated loss exposure
AttritionAttrition
Low marketing response rates
Tight budgets
Need to improve operational efficiency
Desire to improve effectiveness p
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Customer management opportunities
Holistic 360° view of the customer
Putting customer knowledge into actionPutting customer knowledge into action
Proactively managing risk exposure
Refining marketing efforts
Driving profitability through data
Improving the customer experience
The financial crisis highlighted the need for greater insight and improved customer management strategies and actions
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What you need
DataInternal and external data
AnalyticsSegmentationInternal and external data
Ability to identify customers’ accounts
Transactional across all products
Segmentation
Modeling
Scores
Attributes
Systems Feedback loop
Value-creation and improved
customer yDesign and implement strategies
Focus on customer and account-level
D li ti i t d ti
pChampion / challenger
Strategy reviews
C ti i t
experience
Deliver actions into production
Customer and account level MIS
Continuous improvement
:
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Best practices
Implementing automated decisioning
Achieving operational effectivenessData
Achieving operational effectiveness
Integrating alternative data sources
Modeling attributes, segmentation
AnalyticsData
Analytics
standard analytics
Creating holistic customer management strategies
Software
Planning
SoftwareConsulting
Optimizing approach to customer management Experian combines data,
analytics, and consulting services as part of a total solution enabled by decision software
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Experian’s approach drives value through technology
New decision management platform enables simpler more effective 360enables simpler, more effective 360 degree customer view
Common technology framework brings t bilit t t tstability to customer management
processes
Seamless integration of the strategy g gydesign tools creates consistency
Capabilities to “close the loop” on performance monitoring and supportperformance monitoring and support built-in strategy design elements
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Experian decision management platforms enable better, faster decisionsfaster decisions
Market-tested contentR b t t d d l tiRobust, standard analyticsAutomated decisioning with simulation and testing
Strategy Management
Data structures supporting holistic customer management strategies
OriginationsCustomer Management
gIntegrated data sourcesOptimized approach to customer management
Debt Management
Fraud Management
customer management
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Experian decision management platforms meet your business needsbusiness needs
Easily define strategies and business workflows and apply pp yadvanced capabilitiesEnhanced monitoring capabilities make it easier to track strategy
Strategy Management
performance and to anticipate and respond quickly to changes in customer behaviorCombines analytics with your data to
OriginationsCustomer Management
Combines analytics with your data to build better strategies and shorten the time between strategy conception and execution
Debt Management
Fraud Management
Shared technology and approach to decision-making lets you build once and use many times
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Four main tenets of decision management value
AgilityRapidly anticipate business changes
FlexibilityChoose the right business capabilitiesRapidly anticipate business changes
Create and deploy strategies faster
Dynamically test and learn
Choose the right business capabilities
Quickly deploy advanced capabilities
Easily integrate standard analytics
Refine strategies more accurately Derive more value in less time
Insight ControlCustomer-level
decisioninggImprove effectiveness
Interpret data trends driving profitability
Put control in business users’ hands
Quickly predict behavioral changesp y
Design smarter, easy-to-use
Use market-tested strategy templates
y p g
Minimize exposure and organizationalrisk
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Benefits of improved customer management
Increase customer satisfaction
Improve key customer performanceImprove key customer performance indicators
Optimize the relationship and overall customer profitabilitycustomer profitability
Mitigate losses, reduce loss exposure, and increase revenues
Increase dollars collected and recovered
Improve operational effectiveness
Internal financial ROI metrics andInternal financial ROI metrics and measures
Actively achieve financial objectives
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Conclusions
Consistent decision management framework, helps you better manage customer across the life cycle
Only then can you effectively manage and measure your entiremanage and measure your entire portfolio
Your new headlines if you operate at a customer levelat a customer level
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Your headlines if you operate at customer level
Increased
We understand all accounts for each customer
c easedaverage balances without increasing
We have reduced attrition and grown revenue per
glosses
Customer experience has improvedrevenue per
customerimproved
Loss provisions have been reduced
Customer risk and revenue optimization drives our reduceddecisions
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