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#TDPARTNERS16 GEORGIA WORLD CONGRESS CENTER
From CRM to HRM –Vodafone’s way to Household Relationship ManagementDr. Stefan SchwarzTeradata GmbH
• Vodafone in a nutshell• Evolution from CRM to HRM• Results• High Level Methodology • Learning – DOs & DON’Ts
Agenda
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Globally at home. Infinitely active What characterizes Vodafone
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Vodafone Group: Founded in 1984 in Newbury, United KingdomStakes in mobile communications networks in 30 countries and partner companies in a further 50 countriesA total of about 450 million customers around the worldA global employer of approximately 91.200 peopleOne of the largest companiesin the worldMost valuable brand in Europe
The nightmare of a central seat
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6 Degrees of Separation
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How does Vodafone know?
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• Vodafone in a nutshell• Evolution from CRM to HRM• Results• High Level Methodology • Learning – DOs & DON’Ts
Agenda
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Evolution from CRM to HRM
House Hold View
Person View(Cross BAN)
Bundle View(BAN View)
Contract View
HH View –Household consist of one or more persons living in one place
Household – Propensity based
Person – Fact + Propensity based
BAN – (Fact) based
Contract specific tariff offers based on individual usage (tariff simulation)
BAN related Offers (e.g. Vodafone Advantage, “ARUBA Family Card“) only where link is validated by customer
Contract – Fact based
Postpay Link fact basedPostpay-DSL Link partially validated through customerPostpay-Prepay only propensity basedPotential additional BANs only propensity based
Household as community of several individuals living together only propensity based. (only Vodafone customers)
Hidden Household – SNA basedHousehold members with mobile usage of Vodafone house hold but not yet customers of Vodafone only SNA based.
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Households do not necessarily share the same account
Billing View
Social View
BAN View Mobile HH View Mobile
• HH View provides integrated view on HH needs• Allows to identify total value
• BAN View provides view on chooser, not on user
• Vodafone in a nutshell• Evolution from CRM to HRM• Results & Value• High Level Methodology • Learning – DOs & DON’Ts
Agenda
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Household Goals – enhance household value through increasing HH size and development of products
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Reduce HH Churn
HRM –Targeted HH Offers
Additional contract within household
• Additional products within household• Enhance existing product
• Increase loyalty through household bundling (all in one)• Increase loyalty through value management of existing contracts
Develop
Keep
How does household penetration support revenue increase?
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Increase revenue through…
…. Capturing contracts out of total market
…. Increasing revenue of existing household
3 Dimensions of HH penetration
Occupy all 4 Telco dimensions within household
Address all members within household
Increase value per contract
Households – Our new VF Sales Agents
Intra Household Influence Contact PotentialShop visit within14 days after outbound contact
Churn ReductionPositive advertising indicatorannualized mobile postpay products churn
rate on base
• Vodafone in a nutshell• Evolution from CRM to HRM• Results & Value• High Level Methodology • Learning – DOs & DON’Ts
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Build HistoryMatchingBasic Normalization
Four steps to match individuals and households
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Prepay
Postpay
FixnetCable
Fixnet DSL
1. Standardize (e.g. “Steet” vs. “Str.”
2. Normalize letters (e.g. ö, oe, ss, ß, etc)
1. Explicit links (• e.g. BAN Link, • manually set customer
links)
2. Similarity of attributes• Name + Birthdate• Name + Address• Name + Bank Account• Further combinations of
name, address, bank account, dob
Data Sources
Clear rules for• household splits up• Two households
merge
What happens to the HH-ID?
Accuracy is calculated through specific distance metrics. There are individual requirements for the min. accuracy for each matching criteria
(e.g. bank account need 100%, name needs less, etc.)
This will allow to create an end-to-end household view and the respective analytics cross line of business
Households with mobile products only
XXX%
HHs with DSL
products only
XXX%
HHs with products from all 3 lines of
businessXXX%
HHs with cable
products only
XXX%
HHs with mobile & DSL products
XXX%
HHs with mobile & cable
productsXXX%
HHs with products from DSL & cable
businessXXX%
Big box represents all households
Concept of SNA based Hidden Household Members identification to improve HH view
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Friends Family
• Highest activity on weekends• Activity during both peak and off-peak
hours
• Most regular activity• Highest same home location rate• Longest average call duration• Calls during any time of the day or week
Household Detection
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Focus on the Family Links
Build Triangles of Family Links
On-net
On-net On-net
On-net
On-net Off-net
Hidden Household Member= Target
On-net family triangles 58%
Off-net family triangles42%
Which areas are effected?
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Household churn vs. contract churn
Household value vs. customer value vs. contract value
Household value development vs. transaction value
Gross add vs. bundles sales
• Vodafone in a nutshell• Evolution from CRM to HRM• Results & Value• High Level Methodology • Learning – DOs & DON’Ts
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Household View – Dos and Don‘ts
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• Accept Error within the matching processo Matching rules cannot solve missing
or inaccurate data
• Ensure constant matching rules seto Constant rules ensure a constant
systematic error – hence month on month changes are not caused by ruleset, but by household changes
• Simplify o Each additional person
and product multiplies possible scenarios
Dos Don’ts• Don’t compare Contract and HH
KPIso Multiproduct HH Churn is by
definition lower than one contract churn – define new KPIs
• Don’t assume a household “director“o Contracts are not necessarily paid
by the same person
• Don’t target on persono Identify needs within household
or of specific contract, then identify relevant contact within the household
Chance to POC on your way home ;-)
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Dr. Stefan SchwarzDirector Business Consulting Telco, Media & EntertainmentTERADATA
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