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Page 1: BankOnIt! Predictive Analytics World Mar 2011

Beyond the Arc, Inc. | Management Consulting & Strategic Communications

Use all your data to maximize

customer satisfaction, loyalty, and

retention

Predictive Analytics World

San Francisco

Bank on it!

March, 15 2011© 2011 Beyond the Arc, Inc.

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Success stems from understanding your customers

• “Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning.”

− Bill Gates

• “We aren’t in the coffee business serving people. We are in the people business serving coffee.”

− Howard Schultz, Starbucks

• “To understand the man, you must first walk a mile in his moccasin.”

− Native American proverb

• “This may seem simple, but you need to give customers what they want, not what you think they want.”

− John Ilhan (Australian entrepreneur)

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Sometimes we just don’t feel our customers’ pain

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Beyond the Arc helps businesses build

stronger, more profitable relationships

through customer insight and analytics,

strategic communications, and hands-on

program management.

A little bit about us

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Listening to the Voice of the Customer (VoC) is about

improving business outcomes…

• Voice of the Customer programs exist to:

o Monitor the customer experience

o Identify problems that make sense for the business to resolve

• Not every issue can be addressed to the customer’s satisfaction

o Legal & compliance, risk management, and business decisions all play a role

• Why address customer complaints at all?

o Nearly 100% of respondents have taken action due to a bad experience

o Nearly 80% have told someone about it

Right Now’s (NASDAQ: RNOW) Customer Experience Impact Report 2010

…and retaining

customers

• 17% switch banks due to merger

• Switchers had 6 products

• 66% had investable assets over $100K

2010 Deloitte study

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Most VoC programs struggle to incorporate

unstructured text, particularly in high volumes

Survey responses

Employee surveys

Codified customer service data

Unsolicitedcomments

Solicitedcomments

Structured data Unstructured data

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Most VoC programs struggle to incorporate

unstructured text, particularly in high volumes

Inbound calls to customer service

Customer service email

Social media mentions

Letters to Federal/State regulators

Customer verbatims

Survey responses

Employee surveys

Codified customer service data

Free form comments

Customer comments from advisors

Unsolicitedcomments

Solicitedcomments

Structured data Unstructured data

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In banking, Beyond the Arc works with structured

and unstructured text data, across lines of business

• First-person comments o Customer surveys

o Online feedback forms

o Customer email

• Banker inputo Banker, teller, and

contact center customer notes

o Sales referral and CRM

o Suggestions

o Relationship Managers

• Escalation queueso Complaints to Federal and

State agencies

o Internal escalations

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We also incorporate valuable insights from outside

the organization

InternalData from across the enterprise

o Customer feedback

o Frontline notes

o Transactional data

o Behavioral data

ExternalSocial media about you and your competitors

o Twitter

o Facebook

o Blogs

RegulatoryCustomer complaints

o Federal

o State

o Better Business Bureau

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Case study: from analysis to action in the banking

industry

• Challenges faced by the bank

o What are customers saying?

o How do we identify customer experience issues that are actionable?

o How do we share insights with the internal partners who can respond to issues of retention?

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Characteristics of our analysis tool

• “Data flexibility”

o Multitude of formats: Enterprise data warehouses, Excel, MS SQL Server databases, flat files, XML, and more

o Extensive data preparationo Each source required special handling

o “Create once, use forever”

• Integrated text analytics

• Statistical and linguistic models

o Structured and unstructured data

• Quick ramp-up time for new users

o Not rocket science

o Easy for us to train new users at the bank

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Beyond the Arc’s strategy and what we achieved

• What we dido Leveraged banking industry expertise, both ours and our clients’

o Identified process improvements that customers value

o Built support by demonstrating measurable value to internal partners

o Reporting: multiple strategies for sharing findings: dashboards vs. “deep dives”

o Emerging issues: identifying detailed customer concerns that have increasing momentum, and that can be acted upon by the bank

• How we assessed the winso Created scalable system to classify tens of millions of comments annually

o Bank avoided cost of hiring staff to read and code data

o Developed and launched internal Center of Excellence for VoC

o Resources shared by over 20 businesses, avoiding duplicated cost and effort

o Bank CEO publicly announced that success with post-merger retention is a major factor in creation of sustainable advantage over competitors

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Final note: social media helps you understand gap

between bank promises and customers’ experience

• What we’ve learned so far

① Industry-relevant models are neededContext is key to effective social media analysis

② Acquiring social data is challenging Beyond the Arc is developing a standardized approach for the banking industry

③ Focus on emerging issues You need industry-specific measures of momentum (volume of comments plus the rate and direction of change)

ExternalSocial media about you and your competitors

o Twitter

o Facebook

o Blogs

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Thank you

Steven J. Ramirez, President

Beyond the Arc, Inc.

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Office 877.676.3743

Email [email protected]

Web beyondthearc.com