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The Need for Optimized Multi- Channel Communications Kaspar Roos Director of InfoTrends Customer Engagement Technology Advisory Service June, 2015 1 Agenda 1. The Need for Multi-Channel Communications 2. People, Process & Technology:


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The Need for Optimized Multi- Channel Communications

Kaspar Roos Director of InfoTrends’ Customer Engagement Technology Advisory Service June, 2015

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Agenda

  • 1. The Need for Multi-Channel Communications
  • 2. People, Process & Technology: Implementation Considerations
  • 3. Conclusions & Recommendations
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The Need for Multi-Channel Communications

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Current Practice?!

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Transition from Static, Offset to Digital Print

Ability to reduce cost while adding personalized messaging Future Past Digital “white paper in” solutions Preprinted offset

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Transactional Print Volumes in Decline

W.E. Transaction Pages (Billion of A4 equivalents)

Source: On Demand Printing Application Forecast 2013-2018, InfoTrends, 2014

Print Volume Development

  • 4.9% CAGR ‘13-’18
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Colour Migration in Full Swing

W.E. Transaction Pages (Billion of A4 equivalents)

Source: On Demand Printing Application Forecast 2013-2018, InfoTrends, 2014

Colour Growth 8.6% CAGR ‘13-’18 B&W in Decline

  • 13.7% CAGR ’13-’18
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Print Being Displaced by Electronic Communications

What % of your bill and statement volume falls into each of the following channels? 39.4% 31.9% 33.2% 31.1% 27.4% 37.0% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Today Two Years

N = 400 Western European Enterprises Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

Electronic only Both Print only

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48% 33% 47% 33% 37% 31% 35% 30% 37% 34% 22% 32% 23% 30% 30%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Germany Great Britain France Italy Netherlands

40% 28% 37% 24% 30% 30% 34% 29% 33% 30% 30% 38% 34% 43% 40%

Trend Consistent Across Countries

What % of your bill and statement volume falls into each of the following channels? ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17

N = 80 Enterprises per country Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

Electronic only Both Print only Germany France Great Britain Italy Netherlands

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31% 36% 31% 38% 32% 33% 30% 35% 30% 31% 36% 34% 34% 33% 37% 35% 39% 39% 53% 37% 35% 33% 35% 26% 33% 30% 27% 26% 21% 30%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Financial Government Healthcare Insurance

  • Util. & Telco

Axis Title

Trend Also Consistent Across Vertical Industries

What % of your bill and statement volume falls into each of the following channels? ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17 ’15 ‘17

Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

’15 ‘17 Electronic only Both Print only Financial Government Healthcare Insurance Utilities & Telco N= 99 96 71 51 83

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Rise in Online Channels Makes Communications Difficult to Control

Researchers have identified over 40 different channels and counting!

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Customer Communications Maturity Model

Offset to Digital Print Single to Multi Channel Multi-Channel Synchronicity Centralized Communications Hub

Implementation Complexity Business Impact

Customer Engagement Strategy

Majority of businesses Leaders Requires CCM Center of Excellence Relevant, consistent and appropriate content delivered via the customers’ preferred channels Authentic, purposeful and engaging communications that optimize the lifetime value of the customer

Source: Overcoming Implementation Challenges in of CCM Solutions in Enterprises, InfoTrends 2013

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People, Process & Technology: Implementation Considerations

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Implementing Multi-Channel Communications

CCM / CET Implementations all about People, Process & Technology

  • CCM Centre of

Excellence

  • Bus. Enablement

PROCESS

  • Data Siloes
  • Content Mgmt
  • Centralization of

Communications

  • Data Analytics
  • Self-service
  • Multi-Channel; Mobile,

Social

PEOPLE TECHNOLOGY

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People: Control & Governance

Key Best Practices

  • Enable Business Users to update, change and modify

templates themselves

– Reduces strain on IT – Gives LOB / Marketers more agility and control – Use web / thin interfaces to

  • Create CCM Centre of Excellence

– Cross-functional team consisting of marketing, IT, legal,

customer insight, business users

– Experts in CCM; hence, CCM Centre of Excellence – Advisory role on new communication development / CCM

implementation

– Ensure consistency in style, content, messaging

8.8%

  • f European respondents

is planning to start a CCM Centre of Excellence in ‘15-’16

Source: Overcoming Implementation Challenges in of CCM Solutions in Enterprises, InfoTrends 2013

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CCM Ownership: Currently at LOB, evolving into C-suite

Central (Corporate) Decentral (Business Unit) Advisory Executive

  • Product manager at LOB
  • Head of Department
  • VP / Sr. VP of LOB

(Budget Responsibility)

  • Chief Customer Officer
  • CCM Governance Group
  • Chief Marketing Officer
  • Print Operations (In-plants)
  • CCM Project Bureau
  • CCM Centre of Excellence
  • CCM Communications Lead
  • Subject Matter Expert
  • Project Manager

COORDINATION DECISION POWER

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Process: Review Your Content Strategy

Typical Approach

  • Template Redesign

– Port legacy applications over to modern looking multi-channel templates – Update existing templates, e.g. because of legislative changes – Enable business users to manage templates / communications themselves

  • Channel preference management

– Identify and store customer preferences – Honouring preferences

  • Composition or Post-Composition

– Execute on multi-channel distribution – Composition typically preferred; Post-Comp often seen as “quick-fix”

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Time to Change Templates

Desire for business users to own communications 3.0 6.3 14.1

3 6 9 12 15 Small Template Change Major Template Change CCM system implementation

Months

Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

N = 400 Enterprises in Western Europe

Less than 8% of businesses allow business users to make template changes without IT involvement 11 months/average for companies that have own IT (vs. outsourced)

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Customer Preference Management

Most do – but challenges remain

Yes, 49% No, 32% Don't know, 20% Single "master" system, 36% Built on top of multiple systems, 41% Implemented at LOB, 10% Don't know, 12%

19%of communication preferences

cannot be honoured because of IT challenges

Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

Corporate System in Place? Manage Preferences?

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Centralization of communications

Typically two options available:

  • Upstream

– At the Line of Business level – Typically CRM, ERP or Financial Systems – Business / Marketing-driven

  • Benefits:

– Close to customers – Leverage customer profile data – Easy to embed digital, interactive, marketing

communications

  • Disadvantages:

– Risk of redundancies – Systems are usually cobbled together – Hard to include structured communications

  • Downstream

– At the production level – Typically Composition System, Output Management

system, or Archive

– Compliance or cost-driven

  • Benefits:

– Logical place to consolidate high-volume print streams – Reduce cost through postal optimization and e-delivery – Relatively easy to track communications – Relatively easy to implement and change

  • Disadvantages:

– Difficult to include business or interactive communications – Difficult to include mobile or marketing messages – Channel Preference Management might be an issue

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17% 21% 26% 28% 31% 35% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% Concatenation Batching Commingling Tracking and tracing individual documents throughout production Tracking/reporting for legal compliance Postal and print optimization

Importance of Print Optimization

Q: Have you or your service provider implemented the following capabilities in your print production process?

N = 739 Respondents who are influencers, decision makers, or budget holders in transactional or interactive/customer correspondence communications

Multiple Responses Permitted

Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

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Yes, 30% No, but planning, 27% No, not planning, 21% Don't know, 22%

Adding Mobile Provides Flexibility at Lower Cost

Q: Do you use composition platforms for the creation, management, and deployment of mobile apps?

N = 800 Respondents

Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

  • Developing Mobile Apps in Composition

Platform offers many benefits

– Flexibility (60%) – Lower cost (50%) – Quicker to develop / deploy (41%)

  • Embedding mobile as a channel in the

structured communications process makes a lot of sense

– Expect mobile to become as important as e-Mail

attachment delivery

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Importance of Delivery Channels

1 = not at all, 2 = minimally, 3 = moderately, 4 = extremely 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 3.0 3.1

Mail Desktop web portal Mobile-optimised web portal Mobile native app e-Mail attachment

N = 800 Respondents

Source: Customer Engagement State of the Market Study, InfoTrends, 2015

2015 2017

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Conclusions & Recommendations

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Conclusions

Multi-Channel communications bring benefit but can be difficult to control

  • Optimizing Multi-Channel Brings Many Benefits

– Better customer experience, channels of choice – Put customers in control, e.g. through self-service – Create customer loyalty – Obtain cost savings, e.g. shift to electronic and mobile,

but also postal

  • Multi-Channel Communications are Difficult to

Manage & Control

– Complexities in technology, channels and messaging – Technology is important but people and processes are

equally as important!

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Recommendations

Three steps for better multi-channel communications: control, govern, and optimize

  • 1. CONTROL
  • 2. GOVERN
  • 3. OPTIMIZE

Modern Platforms & Customer Insights

Use modern composition platforms & data analytics to make communications more actionable

CCM Centre

  • f Excellence

Create cross-functional teams for consistent style, branding and messaging

Centralized Communications Hub

Track and manage communications and channel preferences holistically

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  • Project managers with

long tenure

  • Change mgmt. policy
  • Flexible processes

Develop Corporate Communications Center of Excellence

Design Consultation Project Management Liaison

  • Marketing & Customer

Engagement Strategy

  • Design expertise
  • CCM tech standards & common

elements

  • Branding, style and messaging
  • Project planning resource
  • Business requirements

definition assistance

  • Central point of contact

between document

  • wner, IT, legal,

compliance, marketing, and other stakeholders

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Thank You! Any Questions?

@kasparroos

kaspar.roos@infotrends.com