Title: Turning Information Into Knowledge
1Invest in a Brilliant Future
Turning Information Into Knowledge
David Purcell June 25, 2002
2Leverage Your Database
- Turning Information into Knowledge
- with Data Mining
- Learn more about your readers
- Offer Advertisers a Service
- Total Market Coverage (Business Model)
- Create a Visual Return on Investment
- Marketing Campaigns
3a period when the most successful companies can
capture information from all their enterprise
systems and organize it in a central location.
Once organized distribute the information to the
decision makers in a manner that will make a
difference.
The Information Age
4 is the start-to-finish process of collecting,
storing, and using data to improve business
decisions
Business Intelligence
5Business Intelligence
subscribers
Data Warehouse
Web Log
6Business Intelligence
Business question
7Prediction is the key to adding the value to your
data
The Ability to Predict Behavior and Deploy
Knowledge is the key to data mining Turns
Information into Knowledge
8What is Data Mining?
- Data Mining..
- is the process of discovering hidden patterns and
relationships in data in order to make better and
more informed decisions.
- Data Mining should provide Insight into your
data - Ability to Predict Behavior
- Ability to Deploy Knowledge
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10- Predict what customers will purchase a specific
product based on past historical patterns. - Classify / Cluster Finds ways to segment
customers based on buying patterns or other
attributes to help with your marketing campaign
effectiveness. - Associate Perform market basket analysis (what
products are customers buying together) to
determine your best cross-selling opportunities.
11Next Likely Purchase
12What is Data Mining?
- Data Mining..
- is the process of discovering hidden patterns and
relationships in data in order to make better and
more informed decisions.
- Data Mining should provide Insight into your
data - Ability to Predict Behavior
- Ability to Deploy Knowledge
13Deployment
14Deployment
15Data Mining Information Management gives you
the answers
- Is there something else they would like to buy?
- What is the Potential Lifetime Value of this
customer? - Am I in danger of losing this customer?
- Do I care?
- Is it worth contacting this person?
16to solve your most pressing business problems
- Increasing store traffic
- Mark down analysis
- Reducing mailing costs
- Market-based analysis
- Optimize store layouts
- More ROI on promotions
- Optimize Web Site Traffic
- Forecasting
- Business performance monitoring
- Predicting Churn
- Increasing sales
- Increasing profitability
- Increasing website profitability
- Cross-sell/Up-sell
- Customer retention/loyalty
- Predicting Fraud
- Predicting Credit risk
- Acquiring customers effectively
17Business Intelligence
Analytical CRM
Operational CRM
18The Customer Life Cycle
Benefits of Analytical CRM
19TMC Total Market Coverage
Providing a Direct Mail Marketing service for
their advertisers
20TMC - Total Market Coverage
- Newspaper becomes a service provider to their
advertisers - Produce Print the Direct Marketing Advertising
Material - Distribution Mechanism
- Inserts into their Newspapers
- Distribtution represents a substantial Cost
Reduction for their Clients
21Data
Collection of organized Information
CUSTOMER MASTER
SALES HISTORY
WEB Log
Data Base / Data Warehouse / Data Repository
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25Deployment
26Data Mining Total Market Coverage
- Turns Information into Knowledge
- Leverages investment in data
- Visualizes the ROI for your Customer
- Adds Value to your overall TCM Offering
- TCM to Evolve into Web Data Mining
27e-Business data mining
- All user interaction leaves trails
- browsing, searches, referrals, forms,
- clickstream data
- Rich behavioral information
- But hidden in bulk and complexity of web logs
28Answers in Web log data
29Web data
30What if, when visitors came to your web site, you
- could make your personalization efforts more
effective - turn visitors into buyers
- turn buyers into loyal, repeat customers
31Mike
Liz
32Mike
Liz
33Enterprise
Customer
Campaign
Enterprise-Initiated, Marketing-Driven
Intrusive 3 Success
Event-Driven
Customer-Triggered, Product as Service
Convenient 20 Success
Real Time
Appropriate 40 Success
Customer-Initiated, Relationship-Driven
34a period when the most successful organizations
will be those who can capture information, create
knowledge and distribute it to the enterprise in
a way that makes a difference.
The Knowledge Age
35Thank You
David Purcell dpurcell_at_spss.com 800-543-2185 ext
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