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AGENDA
1) RETAIL ANALYTICS
Industry Practice Types of Analytics
Information Providers
2) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE INDUSTRY
Web analytics basic metrics, top tools
Data Handling Software in Trend- HADOOP
Major Analytics Applications in Ecommerce
5) RECOMMENDATIONS
1) RETAIL ANALYTICS
2) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE INDUSTRY
3) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE COMPANIES
MARKETING ANALYTICS
Customer Acquisition
Marketing Mix
MERCHANDISING AND
PLANNING
Customer Loyalty
Brand Health
Behavioral Segmentation
Multichannel Campaign
Optimization
Product Pricing
RISK ANALYTICS
PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS
Detecting Fraudulent
activity
Revenue forecasting
Product Recommendations
Trend Analysis
Leader in delivering powerful market and shopper information, predictive analysis and the
foresight
Keeps systems on big retailers, collect info, sell data and trends, simplifies and supports
manufacturers and all
Services Provided
1) RETAIL ANALYTICS
2) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE INDUSTRY
3) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE COMPANIES
MEASURE
DESCRIPTION
Visitors
Page Views
Referring Sites
Bounce Rates
TOOL
CAPABILITIES
APPLICATIONS
Google Analytics
IBM Corementrics
Webtrends
ADVANTAGES:
Handle huge amount of data - great volumes and varieties esp. from social media and
automated sensors
Low cost - the open-source framework is free and uses commodity hardware to store large
quantities of data
Computing power - distributed computing model can quickly process very large volumes
of data
Scalability - can easily grow your system simply by adding more nodes. Little
administration is required.
Storage flexibility - can store as much data as you want and decide how to use it later.
Inherent data protection and self-healing capabilities -Data and application
processing are protected against hardware failure. If a node goes down, jobs are
automatically redirected to other nodes to make sure the distributed computing does not
fail. And it automatically stores multiple copies of all data.
Other S/W involved Tableau, TeraData etc.
Personalization
Improving Customer
Experience
Pricing
Predictive Analysis
Managing Supply
Chain
Suitable for an
analytics team
Hiring the right skilled
resources a challenge
R, KNIME, PredicitionIO
Free
Most functionality
Point solutions for
various areas
Consulting options
provided
SAS, SAP, Predixion
Approx. $10,000 for
single user license
1) RETAIL ANALYTICS
2) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE INDUSTRY
3) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE COMPANIES
Major Metrics
Analytics major heads
Notable attributes
PRACTICES
All analytics done in- house
Open Source
Tweaked to Amazons needs
Amazon uses its native analytics platform Hadoop with Elastic Map
Reduce and S3 database
Amazon also uses Glacier for archiving data and Kinesis for stream
processing of high volume real time data streams
One of the most Metrics driven company almost everything measured
and evaluated
1.
2.
3.
4.
Customer Analytics
Seller Analytics
Trust Analytics
Supply Chain Analytics
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Data network allows Amazon to call the customer in under a minute after he places a
service request
Reports and Views are extensively used to have selected customer information on screen
Customers are only last name and address to fetch all their data
Customer service reps are well informed due to big data analytics; leads to
individualized and human
Amazon treats its over 2 million sellers as its customers, provide all the technology and
services sellers need to run their business
Personalization with sellers, proactive, data driven recommendations to each and every seller
on the platform
Tens of millions of recommendations to entire seller base in a day through emails and the
native platform Seller Central
Business reports are also available for purchase for in depth insights
forward
2) Search Results When customer encounters no search results or results of low relevancy,
the results are surfaced back to the seller and recommend to carry products customers
are
looking for
3) Fulfillment by Amazon Recommendations based on the characteristics of how difficult the
products are to fulfill
4) Performance Feedback Metrics on satisfying customers, serving their needs and getting
products to them fast and easily
5) Sharpness of Pricing Surface up the sellers of all different products a seller is carrying on
Amazon, determine whether it makes sense to lower prices for customers
Monitors, tracks and secures 1.5 Billion items laying around 200 fulfillment centers
Entire data is crunched every 30 minutes and the results are transmitted to all the terminals
INVENTORY CONTROL
DEMAND
Analytics on customer wish lists, gift registries and pre-orders to anticipate demand apart from usual
forecasting techniques
Wish lists are publicly visible, software crawls wish lists to aggregate data about customer demand
LOGISTICS
Analyzes
d) Feedbacks
e) Searches
f) How long a cursor hovers over a product page
Results in very fast delivery, sends off packages to a shipping hub or a truck near the customers address
WAREHOUSE THEFTS
Constantly Updates database of high ticket, most likely to be stolen
items
Initial Usage: Open source Business Intelligence (BI) but the problem faced Scalability
ADVANTAGES
Information gathered over telephonic conversation with IIM L alumnus working in Flipkart
purchasing
ADVANTAGES
The system can support any number of facilities and multiple languages
Support integration with other systems like ERP, bar code, custom interfaces, advanced reporting
solutions building Automation solutions, and Active Directory
Bigfoot CMMS can be configured for different user types, security settings, site and location
details, and user access settings
ATTRIBUTES
In-house/ outsourced
Major Tools
Major Metrics
Analytics major heads
Notable attributes
PRACTICES
Most of the analytics done by the in- house analytics team
Few practices are outsourced
SAS
Excel
Exit Rate, Transactional and operational metrics
1. Buyer Analytics
2. Seller Analytics
3. Trust Analytics
Analytics used by Marketing team for segmentation of customers or
predicting churn rate for customers is handled differently
AB Testing for measuring efficiency of new feature
Information gathered over telephonic conversation with IIM L alumnus working in eBay
Find the dissatisfying elements of the page if the page is not meant for user to exit the
session
Improve the elements from pages in order to increase the length of session and reduce
chances for abrupt end of user sessions
TRANSACTIONAL METRICS
Frequency of transaction
OPERATIONAL METRICS
Conversion from home page or search results to cart due to some features
Arrange the homepage according to the purchase history, likes and comments of customers
Analyze the increase in number of clicks on home screen and difference in navigation flow
Analyze the increase in number of visits on home page during one session
Analyze increased or decreased number of clicks and conversions to cart in order to see
efficiency of the new feature and hence decide on whether to continue with the feature or not.
2)Ratings of Sellers
ASSORTMENT ANALYTICS
Major trends like most number of clicks for an item and most selling items
Analyze if the most clicked items is most selling or not? If No, why not?
RATING OF SELLERS
Categorize sellers into groups and hence decide on what types of deals to be done with the
sellers
Analytics used for recommendation of established and flourishing practices of high rated
sellers to the less performing sellers
Categorize sellers as High and low trusted or performing enabling recommendation and
listing of items from good sellers to enhance customer experience
STEPS IN AB TESTING
Enable the feature for Test Group and keep it disabled for the control Group
Notice the change in behavior - Had the number of clicks increased significantly to
measure the positive response of the introduced feature. If yes continue with the feature to
enhance customer experience
Decision Making - If the result in not significantly better then retract the introduced
feature
Calculate the
combined score
Frequency
outweighs other
two factors
Ideal number of
segmentsManagerial Decision
Recommendations
1) RETAIL ANALYTICS
2) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE INDUSTRY
3) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE COMPANIES
Instead of rating similarly for all the product for Recency, Frequency and Monetary.
Ratings can be done differently for different category. For E.g.
Home & Kitchen
Apparel
Tech
n_Bought_Item
n_GMV
n_months* score
0<=n<0.35
n<2.5
n<3
1
0.35<=n<0.5
2.5<=n<3
3<=n<5
2
0.5<=n<0.75
3<=n<3.75
5<=n<7
3
0.75<=n<1
3.75<=n<4.5 7<=n<10
4
1<=n
4.5<=n
10<=n
5
n_Bought_Item
n_GMV
n_months* score
0<=n<0.35
n<2.5
n<3
1
0.35<=n<0.5 2.5<=n<3.25 3<=n<5
2
3.25<=n<3.7
0.5<=n<0.75
5<=n<7
3
5
0.75<=n<1 3.75<=n<4.5 7<=n<10
4
1<=n
4.5<=n
10<=n
5
n_Bought_Item
n_GMV
n_months* score
0<=n<0.35
n<2
n<2
1
0.35<=n<0.5 2<=n<2.5
2<=n<4
2
0.5<=n<0.75 2.5<=n<3.5 4<=n<6
3
3.5<=n<4.2
0.75<=n<1
6<=n<9
4
5
1<=n
4.5<=n
9<=n
5
This is so because a customer buying apparel 3 month back may not be term as recent but
buying cell phone 5 month back may be termed as recent because of difference in life
cycle of the product or category of product
Apparel
Tech
Factor
Weight
Factor
Weight
Factor
Weight
Recency
Recency
Recency
Frequency
Frequency
Frequency
Monetary
Monetary
Monetary
Frequency
Monetary
Clusters
BEST
VALUABLE
SHOPPERS
FIRST TIMES
CHURN
FREQUENT
SPENDERS
UNCERTAIN
THREE APPROACHES
Target customers (constraints usually financial budgeting determines how many customers to be
targeted)
Eg: A customer with High Current value, Potential Value & Customer loyalty must be retained
Probij and Customer loyalty can be calculated through models like decision tree, neural networks
and logistic regression (Training data set : Validation data set :: 30 : 70)
Customer profitability
Current Value
Churn probability
Low
High
High
II
IV
Low
III
SEGMENT II (Unattractive)
1) RETAIL ANALYTICS
2) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE INDUSTRY
3) ANALYTICS IN ECOMMERCE COMPANIES
References
Customer segmentation and strategy development based on customer
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Su-Yeon Kim a, Tae-Soo Jung b, Eui-Ho Suh c, Hyun-Seok Hwang d,*
Realizing the Potential of Retail Analytics Plenty of Food for Those with the Appetite Thomas H
Davenport
Explore RFM Analysis using SAS Data Mining Procedures
Ruiwen Zhang, Cary, NC; Feng Liu, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC
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http://www.infoworld.com/article/2619375/big-data/amazon-cto-big-data-not-just-about-the-analytics.html
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Thank you