- David B. McNab
Rationing resources
One of the best ways to ration resources is to limit the effort applied in unproductive activity. Learning the differences between customers in terms of their contribution to value is even more of an imperative in difficult economic times than normally. Check out the latest blog entries below for insights that can save you some real money - and reduce customer frustration - at the same time... IF your firm has the will to cut back on irrelevant and unproductive communications.
- David B. McNab
- David B. McNab
Banking analytics...starving the golden goose
Sad to say most banks today have done little value-added work in the analytics field in the last 5 years. A lot of the drag has been regulation-driven...the zeal driving regulators to beef up capital allocation methodologies to comply wiht the BASEL II accord, anti money laundering capabilities to comply with anti-terrorism legislation and "enhancements" to reporting initiated to comply with governance and compliance legislation have cost a fortune.... and yet we came close to having the bank system collapse, terrorists are working as shrinks in the US army and investors - the larget of which is now the US taxpayer - still don't have a clue about the viabiilty or performance of the banking system.
Unfortunately all this wasted effort has drained resources away from the supremely high-ROI activity we call customer analytics. Insights into customer behaviour and profitability ofer possibilities to increase efficiency by 10-30% and improve customer experience and satisfaction at the same time.
The time has come to protect the business of banking by invest in productive activities like customer analytics and other forms of business intelligence. Does the industry have the sense to do this ?
See our blog at the Bank Administration Institute for more ... http://tinyurl.com/BIblog
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- Dave McNab
Unfortunately all this wasted effort has drained resources away from the supremely high-ROI activity we call customer analytics. Insights into customer behaviour and profitability ofer possibilities to increase efficiency by 10-30% and improve customer experience and satisfaction at the same time.
The time has come to protect the business of banking by invest in productive activities like customer analytics and other forms of business intelligence. Does the industry have the sense to do this ?
See our blog at the Bank Administration Institute for more ... http://tinyurl.com/BIblog
.
- Dave McNab
OBSI launches customer value blog
Thanks for checking out this blog. Here we draw on over 20 years of experience in three disciplines - Finance, Information Technology and Marketing - and synthesize these disciplines into meaningful analytics and information management practices that help businesses make more profit.
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