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The Race to Improve Data Literacy In Marketing Data Literacy In Marketing Carsten Schleicher Senior Area Manager, Business Information Management The race to obtain data literacy in marketing Carsten Schleicher Senior Area Manager


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The Race to Improve Data Literacy In Marketing

Carsten Schleicher

Senior Area Manager, Business Information Management

Data Literacy In Marketing

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The race to obtain data literacy in marketing

Carsten Schleicher

Senior Area Manager – Business Information Management Senior Area Manager – Business Information Management

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Agenda

►Obtain close collaboration with IT with the goal of

  • btaining data readiness

►Deploy and secure sustainable capabilities in data

literacy, information management and self-service analytics

►Use case: Tetra Pak’s single interface for

customers interaction

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Tetra Pak in figures

► Packaging Machines in operation: 8.875 ► Processing units in operation: 74.500 ► Employees: 24.500 ► Net sales (2016): EUR 12bio ► Net sales (2016): EUR 12bio

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Organisational Set-Up

  • f BI

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The Global BICC

Business Information Management Drive Analytics Culture Analytics best practice BI Strategy Training & communication Drive BI adoption Solution Architects Service Leads Service Specialists BICC Management (6 FTEs) Global Process Driver Global Process Owners Global Business

Represents the business

Drive BI adoption Return on Investment

IT

Development & Service Technical Infrastructure Security/Access Templates IT/BI Road Map Tools Governance Data-Load Specialists Technical Project Leads Report Developers

Line of Business

Articulate Business Needs Approve development Align to BI Strategy Following up Business Cases Data ownership Expert Master Data Drivers BI Super Users Business Analysts

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Allocated in the Business (3 FTEs)

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BI Roles

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Ownership of BI

► Create a role: Report Owner ► Transfer the ownership of reports to the business ► Responsible for accuracy of report specifications ► Answers business related questions on reports ► Answers business related questions on reports ► Documentation −How to run a report −What is being measured and why

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Coordination of BI Initiatives

► Create a role: BI Coordinator ► Coordinate and drive BI initiatives in geographic regions and

in central organisations (e.g. BI Strategy, Learning, BI portal set up)

► Create a network

−Open door meetings −Discussion Forums

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Development of BI Solutions

► Create a role: BI Expert ► Allocated in the business ► A strategic role to obtain agility in BI solutions ► Creates BI solutions on existing content (frontend) ► Certification Programme ► Certification Programme

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BI Expert

Business Specialists

BI Expert

IT Specialist

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Drive BI into the Business

► Create a Role: Super User ► First point of contact for end users ► Need based Training ► Support ► Support ► Create a Network

−Open door meetings −Quarterly Newsletters

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Projects & Initiatives

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Identify Target Users

► Every BI project defines a target user group ► Depending on target user group, deploy the right type of BI

report

► Publish the reports appropriately ► Rollout the new solution

−Access −Communication −Training −Support

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Identify Staff without BI Account

► Global list of all employees with their corresponding roles

−Identify who has no access −White collar and Blue collar workers −Create access centrally and implement it in local organisations via

support of BI Coordinators

−Communicate −Rollout −Learning

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Performance of BI solutions

► Performance is measured 3 times per day for 10 key reports ► Target performance is <10 secs ► Identify main contributors for bad performance ► Work on mitigations

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Usage of BI solutions

► Usage is measured

−Particularly among top management

► When usage is lower than expected

−Communication −Identify access −Identify access −Training

► When usage is completely 0

−Remove Report

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Non-standard BI applications

► Drive out non-standard BI applications replacing them with

standard tools

► Establish governance -> exception process; review after 6-12

months whether standard tools have matured

► Regular scan of software installed on colleagues’ computers ► Revoke licenses remotely

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Learning

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Learning: Problem with classroom training

► High cost – travel, accommodation ► Doesn’t stick – learned content is forgotten without practice

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We forget 50% in an hour unless we practice

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Learning Strategy

► Tetra Pak’s BI learning strategy is based on self-serve ► Learning happens whenever, wherever, however frequent, and at

the very own pace of the learner

► Knowledge Articles in IT Service ticket system can prevent users

from creating tickets and having to wait for resolution

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Customer Experience Project

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Extremely likely

Q: Based on your experience with us, how likely are you to recommend our product/service to a friend or colleague?

% Promoters

Promoters

The NPS score is a simple and meaningful performance measure for customer loyalty

Identifying Promoters through one simple question

0-6 7-8 9-10 Extremely unlikely % Promoters MINUS (-) % Detractors

Promoters Passives Detractors

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FROM

11 to 49 questions / Average 7 minutes*

Shorter surveys using NPS methodology

Our goal: Better Survey Experience

*Transactional surveys

TO

Max 8 questions / Average 2 minutes*

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Quicker acknowledge of customer feedback

Our goal: Shorter response time

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15 days* Close Loop owner in contact with customer if desired by customer and document learning / actions (Email, phone, face-to-face)

*Transactional surveys

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2 days*

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Survey results displayed on a dashboard

EXAMPLE

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Survey results can also be broken down by different cuts

EXAMPLE

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