Presentation in public workshop 1 on 11 June,2001
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Data Fusion, Data Mining, and Decision Support System: Data Fusion, Data Mining, and Decision Support System:
Bank Marketing in the 21st CenturyBank Marketing in the 21st Century
Prof. Chan Chi Fai, Department of MarketingProf. Lai Siu King, Department of Decision Science and Economics
Prof. Lau Kin Nam, Department of MarketingProf. Leung Kwong Sak, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Prof. Leung Pui Lam, Department of StatisticsProf. Leung Yee, Department of Geography
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
11 June 2001
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Introductionby Prof. Chan Chi Fai
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Introduction: Introduction:
• CUHK research project supported by :
• 0.7M Strategic Research Fund, CUHK
• 3.5M Innovation and Technology Fund from Industry Department of SAR
• Hong Kong’s first prominent academic/business cooperation on
design and implementation of Customer Relationship
Management system for financial institutions
• A major Bank in Hong Kong participated as industry partner to
provide data for pilot system implementation since Jan 99
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The Studyby Prof. Lau Kin Nam
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Contents:Contents:
• Bank Marketing Objectives• Marketing Technology in the Information Era• CRM fundamentals• Major types of Selling• CRM Roadmaps
– Phase 1 : Data Capturing– Phase 2 : Data Cleansing– Phase 3 : Data Mining Applications
• CRM System• Future CRM Directions
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Bank Marketing ObjectivesBank Marketing Objectives
• New customer acquisition
• Cross-selling / up-selling
• Increase utilization
• Customer retention
• Win-back
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Technology Description
Data Farming Design data capturing sytem
Data Warehouse Enhance data retrieval
Data Cleansing and FusionConvert data into meaningfulinformation
Data MiningRecover hidden knowledge fromthe database
Database MarketingApply data mining results toimprove sales/efficiency
Sales Automation e.g. Siebel
Marketing Technology in Marketing Technology in Information EraInformation Era
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CRM FundamentalsCRM Fundamentals
• Customer Focus
• Speed
• Technology
– Selling by Information
– Selling by Relationship
– Selling by Automation
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Major Types of SellingMajor Types of Selling
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Passive Selling• Customer Based Selling
– By Branch– By Phone– By Internet
Active Selling• Event Triggered Selling
– Mortgage, Personal Loan
• Product Based Selling– Campaign Management
CRM RoadmapCRM Roadmap
Bank’sRaw Database
PurchasesPurchases
Employers
Retail Customers
Bank’s Internet Mall
Merchants
Bank’sRaw Database
Salary
Autopay
Demographics, banking transaction
Phase 2
Browsing data
Card data
Phase 2
Phase 1:Internal Data Capturing Process
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In-house dataIn-house data
A. Types:– Product Usage Data– Demographics– Socio-economics– Transactional Data
• Credit Card• EPS• PPS• Autopay/payroll• MPF
– Channel Data
B. Problems:• Outdated• Incomplete• Isolated
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Phase 1
Solving missing value problems
EnrichedDatabase
Standardization of data and format
Identification of household relationship
Various classification schemes to convert data to useful information
Customer Survey
fusionupdate
Phase 3
Validation
Externaldatabases
Analytical and statistical models
Phase 2:Data Cleansing
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Example:Example:
• Address standardization:Unformatted: 4/F., K.K. Leung Bldg., ShaTin, N.T.
Formatted: Room no.
Floor
Building
Street
District
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Example:Example:
• Name standardization:Unformatted: Andrew C.F. Chan
Formatted: Last Name First Name Christian
Name
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Example:Example:
• Mr. Chan Tai ManSex : M
Age : 32
Tel. : 26096000
Address : 25, 5/F., CRM building, Sha Tin, NT.
• Miss Lee Mei LaiSex : F
Age : 28
Tel. : 26096000
Address : 25, 5/F., CRM building, Sha Tin, NT.
CoupleCouple
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Example:Example:
• Job Classification
• Address Classification
• Life-stage Classification
• Credit Card Merchant Classification
• SME Classification
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Example:Example:
• Census
• Property transaction database
• CRE (Central Registration Establishment)
• TDC (Trade Development Council)
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Survey:Survey:
• Contact information– Phone, Business address, Email, Website
• Updated demographics– Marital Status, Number of dependants, Spouse’s information
• Socio-economics– Job, Income, Property ownership, Car ownership
• Product Interests– UT– Insurance– Deposit
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
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Enrichment Examples:Enrichment Examples:
Signal Enrichment variables:
ATM withdrawal fromrace-course
Gambling
ISP payment from creditcard
Internet user
School payment Age and number of kids
Change of address Buy/sell property
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Age : 29MS : MarriedEdu level : CollegeIndustry : BankingAddress : 6B, Blk. 2,
Island Harborview
Income(?) : $35,000 ± 2000
Example:Example:
Age : 30MS : MarriedEdu level : CollegeIndustry : BankingAddress : 3A, Blk. 5,
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Integrated DatabaseIntegrated Database
Category Variables
Contact Information e.g. Address, phone (Business/home), E-mail, website
Demographics e.g. Age, sex, marital status, Life stage
Socio-economics e.g. Income, job, education, property ownership, car ownership, social class
Channel e.g. Branch, ATM, Phone, Internet
Household Information
e.g. Household Income, Numbers/Age of dependants, Spouse information
RelationshipVariables
e.g. Overall tenure, product tenure, past profitability, No. of product
Product Ownership/Usage e.g. RFM (card), Deposit, Loan, UT, Insurance
Behavioral variables e.g. Gambling, Travel, Degree of Luxury, Life-style, Risk attitude
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Phase 2
Integrated Databaseready for mining
Marketing campaigns
Customerand productsegmentation
Newcustomersanalysis
AttritionAnalysis
SWOTon each customersegment and product
1.Acquisition criterion2.Increase utilization
Attritionpattern and signals
Targeting,positions,pricing,bundling
Customer based selling1. Cross selling opportunity2. Channel3. CLV and ROI
Cross selling by branch, phone, internet
Customerretention
Extractinternaland external signals
Eventdrivenselling
Cross Selling PlanStrategicMarketing Plan
OLAP (query)
Predictionmodel
Next partPhase 3:Data Mining
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Segmentations:Segmentations:
2. Prizm scheme = Lifestage Address class
Single MarriedMarriedwith kids
Retired
Public
Private
Luxuryhousing
1. By occupation
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Segmentations:Segmentations:
3. by shareholders variables
Low Medium High
New
1 – 3
3+
Tenure
Profitability
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Credit CardDeposit
Current and Past Value
Name : Liu Wai ChuenAge : 24Sex : MaleEdu : College
MortgageUT
Future Value
Current Basket
Future Basket
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Past Value
Future Value
High
Low
HighLow
Let go/stay Retention / Loyalty Program
De-marketingAggressive
selling
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Campaign Management:Campaign Management: BACKBACK
Potential Customers in the Database
Adopters Non-Adopters
SelectedSelectedPast Campaign Results
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Data Capturing
Data Retrieval
Data Analysis
Data Application
Sales Execution and Automation
CRM System:CRM System:
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A Comparison: A Comparison:
Before CRM:
Selling a good product by• Advertising• Personal Selling
Product Based Selling
After CRM:
Selling a good product by• Information• Relationship• Automation
Customer Based Selling
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Future CRM Direction Future CRM Direction ————
1. Customer Driven Organization1. Customer Driven Organization
Customer
Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3
Customer manager
Value Equity Officer
(Price, Convenience,
Quality)
Retention Officer
(Loyalty Program, Building
Relationship)
Brand Equity Officer
(Brand Awareness)
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Future CRM Direction Future CRM Direction ————
2. Product and Service Diversification2. Product and Service Diversification
Banking Products
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End of PresentationEnd of Presentation
*There would be a Q & A session after the coffee break.
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Venue : 1/F Foyer
Time : 10:45 a.m.– 11:15 a.m.
Coffee BreakCoffee Break
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