Deck 12: Using Customer Analytics to Build the Success of the Customer-Strategy Enterprise
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Deck 12: Using Customer Analytics to Build the Success of the Customer-Strategy Enterprise
1
In the interactive age, ___________ drives the central engine of competition.
A) customer analytics
B) customer information
C) product optimization
D) mass customization
A) customer analytics
B) customer information
C) product optimization
D) mass customization
customer information
2
According to the authors, the metaphor of "data mining" captures all of the following except:
A) creating predictive and descriptive models to support decision making
B) exploring and analyzing large quantities of data to discover meaningful patterns
C) discovering real-time insights into the nature of individual customers
D) extracting and presenting new knowledge selected from databases for actionable decisions
A) creating predictive and descriptive models to support decision making
B) exploring and analyzing large quantities of data to discover meaningful patterns
C) discovering real-time insights into the nature of individual customers
D) extracting and presenting new knowledge selected from databases for actionable decisions
discovering real-time insights into the nature of individual customers
3
Customer analytics provides what missing link for understanding customers?
A) classification
B) analysis
C) interaction
D) prediction
A) classification
B) analysis
C) interaction
D) prediction
prediction
4
According to the case study presented in Chapter 12, Verizon Wireless discovered which of the following benefits from customer analytics?
A) short-term revenue increase
B) reduced marketing costs
C) reduced customer service costs
D) easier and faster transactions
A) short-term revenue increase
B) reduced marketing costs
C) reduced customer service costs
D) easier and faster transactions
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5
"Dirty" data can mean all of the following except:
A) private
B) expired
C) irrelevant
D) nonsequential
A) private
B) expired
C) irrelevant
D) nonsequential
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6
Preparing customer data for analysis (the analysis process) includes which of the following steps?
A) classification, estimation, regression, prediction, clustering
B) identification, differentiation, interaction, customization
C) collecting, defining, analyzing, comparing
D) ranking, modeling, simulating, learning
A) classification, estimation, regression, prediction, clustering
B) identification, differentiation, interaction, customization
C) collecting, defining, analyzing, comparing
D) ranking, modeling, simulating, learning
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7
What characteristic dictates most whether a company would benefit from customer analytics?
A) whether the company has a Web site
B) whether the company generates large amounts of customer-specific information
C) whether a company is customer-centric
D) the number of employees a company has
A) whether the company has a Web site
B) whether the company generates large amounts of customer-specific information
C) whether a company is customer-centric
D) the number of employees a company has
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8
The second stage in the evolution of CRM software is:
A) SaaS CRM
B) CRM in the cloud
C) open-source CRM
D) enterprise CRM
A) SaaS CRM
B) CRM in the cloud
C) open-source CRM
D) enterprise CRM
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9
The authors predict the next stage of customer analytics will involve:
A) evolving from a technology to a business process
B) cloud-based computing
C) deepening the relationship with each customer
D) applying financial characteristics to data analysis
A) evolving from a technology to a business process
B) cloud-based computing
C) deepening the relationship with each customer
D) applying financial characteristics to data analysis
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10
The purpose of customer analytics is:
A) develop a deeper relationship with the customer
B) assign a dollar value to customer data
C) reduce marketing expenses
D) increase customer service
A) develop a deeper relationship with the customer
B) assign a dollar value to customer data
C) reduce marketing expenses
D) increase customer service
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11
Fully define both "data mining" and "customer analytics." How are they the same-and how are they different?
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12
List and discuss five sales and marketing benefits of customer analytics. For each, explain how customer analytics enables these benefits.
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13
Explain how customer analytics is a business process and not just a technology.
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14
According to Jim Goodnight, why is it important that an enterprise have a holistic view of the customer? How does customer analytics enable this view?
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