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The consumer of tomorrow, impact of buying behaviour and the role of dealerships. GHANA MSIBI | WESBANK

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  • The consumer oftomorrow, impact ofbuying behaviour andthe role of dealerships.GHANA MSIBI | WESBANK

  • CUSTOMERS WANT WHAT THEY WANT.WE ALL NEED TO GET ON BOARD OR BE LEFT BEHIND…

  • The consumer oftoday is driving

    tomorrow‘s change

    PresenterPresentation NotesCUSTOMER OF TOMORROW – IS ALIVE AND WELL TODAYTHE CUSTOMER OF TODAY IS WHO IS DRIVING THE NEED FOR CHANGE FOR TOMORROW

  • Personalisation

    They demand:

    Choice Be available anywhere, anytime (Omni-channel).

    Relevance Customise offerings because you understand me enough to sell me the right product, at the right time at the price

    Simplification

    Consistency

    PresenterPresentation NotesTO WIN WE MUST PersonaliseSimplifyBe consistentEngage them their way (XXXX)Understand their needs (xxxx)

  • PresenterPresentation NotesThat’s why customer centric is more important than ever before. WesBank is moving to a customer centric model…

  • PRODUCTPUSH

    PRODUCTPUSH

    PRODUCTPUSH

    FINANCE HOUSES OEMS DEALERS

    THE CUSTOMER

    A F R A G M E N T E D PA R T I C I PA N T A P P R O A C H

    PresenterPresentation Notes. Solutions made together will save costs, offer better pricing and more efficient. Arrows pointing at the customer – on top of arrows – horizontally product pushWe need to get to an integrated product pull, its all about a solution for customer need

  • Diminishing IndustryRelevance

    PresenterPresentation NotesThe law of diminishing industry relevanceFor us in the motor industry we’ve got it tough, we’re not a loaf breadThere’s no ‘default demand” to take care of business.

  • SEISMIC SHIFTMoving BEYONDCONVENIENCE to

    VALUEPROVIDE REAL

    PresenterPresentation Notes

    WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?It means moving BEYOND CONVENIENCE TO PROVIDING REAL VALUECustomers are demanding this. Consumers will take the path of least resistance, as long as it delivers value and meets their needs... and behaviours that focus on how you optimise their interactions.

    These brands offer more than convenience – they offer a wide variety of CHOICES so I can make the way I use them my own.

  • An Integrated Ecosystem Play

    DEALERS

    OEM’s

    We believe in dealer/manufacturer intermediary model.

    FINANCE COMPANY

    INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS

    Reimagine The Future

    PresenterPresentation NotesThe core strategy is to move to an automotive ecosystem play through entrenching our partnerships through dealers and OEMs Enhace – call it an integrated ecosystem model

  • Me, Myselfand I

    OUR AUDIENCE OF ONE:

    PresenterPresentation Notes

    And understanding our audience is an audience of ONE!“ME, MYSELF AND I

    Add pics of an old black customer – different types of customer profiles

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    RSM

    INU

    TESM

    ON

    THS

    Competitive Differentiators

    Customer Centric Focus

    Channel Efficiency and Relationships

    Predict when they

    settle

    Predict where they are likely to

    buy based on geo location

    Use credit information to score them and present offers and options

    Channel that is convenient for the customer

    (targeted marketing)

    Predict vehicle based on current car

    PresenterPresentation NotesA graphical representation of response times (hours) over the past 40 years with a proper indication of a decline (improvement):

    Hi Lebo, Hope you are well, Just a few points from out meeting with GM today – happy to talk through it, should you need clarity, sometimes my notes are ambiguous. Include the tilting triangle slideThe narrative on what drives the change should be clear – we are moving to a customer centric modelHas to be an inclusive design – a seismic shift from what was to what will beCreate a graph depicting the current operating model that is industry relevant vs what the customer needs / customer experience– “Law of diminishing industry relevance” thus being unable to proactively respond to the customerMove from a product push play to a pull play and its anchors – compelling VP to maintain relevanceCollective not fragmentedWhat is the impact on the dealersConvenience vs Value Happy to meet to chat.   When you have a chance, have a look at the email I sent to you (attached for ease of reference) as a possible base to build on.  It talks to customer centric channels and customer VP.  It also moves away from the focus on digital natives to an inclusive informed base in the information rich era we are in.  We will have to look at building more content for how the dealer fits in and I think here we can use the notes he made about products today solve for instalment sale – 72 to 96 months, balloons GFV and products tomorrow could be mobility, pay as you drive GFV etc He said to remember that there must be a clear message and this one is convenience vs that plus value.

  • PresenterPresentation NotesFASTTRACK PERSONALISATION / RELEVANCE / CHOICE / REALTIME ETCThis is an example of moving beyond convenience to real value… Intro FT

    Video

    Reiterate the not just yes or not / personalization.

  • Working together iskey to staying RELEVANT

    PresenterPresentation Notes

    MAIN THING WE NEED TO ASK: ARE WE RELEVANT FOR CUSTOMER NEEDS??Stop the focus on disruption for the sake of disruption - Focus rather on our customers really NEED… Customer of tomorrow wants interaction to be 100% RELEVANT to THEM

  • Thank you.

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