NCDM 2008 (National Center for Database Marketing)
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How Enterprise Decision Management (EDM) Capabilities Enable Customer Centric Organizations
Program Code:
129
Date:
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Time:
1:45 PM to 3:00 PM
EST
SPEAKER
:
Tony Branda, SVP, Head of Business Analysis,
RBS National Bank
Tony Branda leads the Business Analysis team within RBS Card Services and Co-Chairs the CFG Wide Customer Information Management Program. The BA team has expanded its client base to include providing analytics for key partners throughout Citizens Financial and RBS Group. The Business Analysis team provides world class business insights for internal and external clients and partners through the use of leading edge data-mining techniques and knowledge management tools. The Business Analysis areas include: Campaign Management, Strategic Analysis / Modeling, Customer Advanced Analytics, Information Management and Information Systems Planning. Tony joined RBS Card Services in June of 2006. Prior to RBS Card Services, Tony Branda was Senior Vice President and Program Director for a Division Wide Customer Information Strategy at Wells Fargo.
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Description
"As companies move from focusing on pushing products to managing customer relationships, their approach to data analytics has gone from one dimensional to multi-dimensional. This session will describe industry best practices and concepts on evolving from a single line of business "siloed" approach to achieving enterprise wide decision making at the customer level. It will cover methods to collaborate across business lines, as well as customer level analytics and segmentation strategies enabled by an enterprise approach to analytics and analytical architecture. Learn how adopting a customer centric approach leverages economies of skill and scale derived from analytical platforms.
Attendees will learn:
• To become a more collaborative organization to maximize customer value
• How adopting a customer centric approach leverages economies of skill and scale
• Transferable methodologies, techniques and best practices you can apply to your industry"