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Consensus as a Tool Supporting Customer Behaviour Prediction in Social CRM Systems Adam Czyszczoń Research tutor: dr hab. inż. Aleksander Zgrzywa, prof PWr. Faculty of Computer Science and Management Institute of Informatics Division of Information Systems 10-13.09.2012 1/18

Overview 1 Introduction 2 Consensus System 3 Conclusion 2/18

Introduction CRM CRM Customer Relationship Management CRM is first of all a philosophy, or business strategy, whereas the tool supporting the realization of this philosophy/strategy becomes the technology of information processing. [Grzanka I., CRM a społeczny potencjał przedsiębiorstwa, Kapitał społeczny w relacjach z klientami, CeDeWu, Warszawa 2009] Ongoing and long-term process aimed at providing added value to the customer. Information is gathered from the beginning of customer-company contact, often before a person actually becomes a customer. Lead identified, potential customer. Opportunity estimated monetary value associated with an business event, for example acquiring a client or sending an offer. 3/18

Introduction CRM CRM Customer Relationship Management CRM is first of all a philosophy, or business strategy, whereas the tool supporting the realization of this philosophy/strategy becomes the technology of information processing. [Grzanka I., CRM a społeczny potencjał przedsiębiorstwa, Kapitał społeczny w relacjach z klientami, CeDeWu, Warszawa 2009] Ongoing and long-term process aimed at providing added value to the customer. Information is gathered from the beginning of customer-company contact, often before a person actually becomes a customer. Lead identified, potential customer. Opportunity estimated monetary value associated with an business event, for example acquiring a client or sending an offer. 3/18

Introduction CRM CRM Customer Relationship Management CRM is first of all a philosophy, or business strategy, whereas the tool supporting the realization of this philosophy/strategy becomes the technology of information processing. [Grzanka I., CRM a społeczny potencjał przedsiębiorstwa, Kapitał społeczny w relacjach z klientami, CeDeWu, Warszawa 2009] Ongoing and long-term process aimed at providing added value to the customer. Information is gathered from the beginning of customer-company contact, often before a person actually becomes a customer. Lead identified, potential customer. Opportunity estimated monetary value associated with an business event, for example acquiring a client or sending an offer. 3/18

Introduction CRM CRM Customer Relationship Management CRM is first of all a philosophy, or business strategy, whereas the tool supporting the realization of this philosophy/strategy becomes the technology of information processing. [Grzanka I., CRM a społeczny potencjał przedsiębiorstwa, Kapitał społeczny w relacjach z klientami, CeDeWu, Warszawa 2009] Ongoing and long-term process aimed at providing added value to the customer. Information is gathered from the beginning of customer-company contact, often before a person actually becomes a customer. Lead identified, potential customer. Opportunity estimated monetary value associated with an business event, for example acquiring a client or sending an offer. 3/18

Introduction CRM CRM Customer Relationship Management CRM is first of all a philosophy, or business strategy, whereas the tool supporting the realization of this philosophy/strategy becomes the technology of information processing. [Grzanka I., CRM a społeczny potencjał przedsiębiorstwa, Kapitał społeczny w relacjach z klientami, CeDeWu, Warszawa 2009] Ongoing and long-term process aimed at providing added value to the customer. Information is gathered from the beginning of customer-company contact, often before a person actually becomes a customer. Lead identified, potential customer. Opportunity estimated monetary value associated with an business event, for example acquiring a client or sending an offer. 3/18

Introduction CRM Systems The market of CRM systems is rapidly growing. [Gartner Says Worldwide CRM Market Grew 12.5 Percent in 2008, Gartner Press Release, www.gartner.com, Stamford 15.07.2009. IDG Polska, Ranking firm informatycznych i telekomunikacyjnych TOP 200 2008, Computerworld Polska, Warszawa 2009.] No system of among the world leading CRM vendors (SAP, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Microsoft) did not have similar functionality in 2010. World s CRM market value is forecasted to reach over $20 billion in contrast to 2011 where revenues were projected to total $16.5 billion. 4/18

Introduction CRM Systems The market of CRM systems is rapidly growing. [Gartner Says Worldwide CRM Market Grew 12.5 Percent in 2008, Gartner Press Release, www.gartner.com, Stamford 15.07.2009. IDG Polska, Ranking firm informatycznych i telekomunikacyjnych TOP 200 2008, Computerworld Polska, Warszawa 2009.] No system of among the world leading CRM vendors (SAP, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Microsoft) did not have similar functionality in 2010. World s CRM market value is forecasted to reach over $20 billion in contrast to 2011 where revenues were projected to total $16.5 billion. 4/18

Introduction CRM Systems The market of CRM systems is rapidly growing. [Gartner Says Worldwide CRM Market Grew 12.5 Percent in 2008, Gartner Press Release, www.gartner.com, Stamford 15.07.2009. IDG Polska, Ranking firm informatycznych i telekomunikacyjnych TOP 200 2008, Computerworld Polska, Warszawa 2009.] No system of among the world leading CRM vendors (SAP, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Microsoft) did not have similar functionality in 2010. World s CRM market value is forecasted to reach over $20 billion in contrast to 2011 where revenues were projected to total $16.5 billion. 4/18

Introduction Social CRM Systems Growth of interest in Social Network Services (blogs, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter). New type of media: Social Media. scrm (or SCRM) is a CRM oriented on Social Media. Social CRM is a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a technology platform, business rules, processes, and social characteristics, designed to engage the customer in a collaborative conversation in order to provide mutually beneficial value in a trusted and transparent business environment. [...] [P. Greenberg. CRM at the Speed of Light: Social CRM Strategies, Tools, and Techniques for Engaging Your Customers. McGraw-Hill, fourth edition, 2010] CRM and scrm are very close with a difference in technology use, process conception and ways of interaction with the customer. 5/18

Introduction Social CRM Systems Growth of interest in Social Network Services (blogs, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter). New type of media: Social Media. scrm (or SCRM) is a CRM oriented on Social Media. Social CRM is a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a technology platform, business rules, processes, and social characteristics, designed to engage the customer in a collaborative conversation in order to provide mutually beneficial value in a trusted and transparent business environment. [...] [P. Greenberg. CRM at the Speed of Light: Social CRM Strategies, Tools, and Techniques for Engaging Your Customers. McGraw-Hill, fourth edition, 2010] CRM and scrm are very close with a difference in technology use, process conception and ways of interaction with the customer. 5/18

Introduction Social CRM Systems Growth of interest in Social Network Services (blogs, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter). New type of media: Social Media. scrm (or SCRM) is a CRM oriented on Social Media. Social CRM is a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a technology platform, business rules, processes, and social characteristics, designed to engage the customer in a collaborative conversation in order to provide mutually beneficial value in a trusted and transparent business environment. [...] [P. Greenberg. CRM at the Speed of Light: Social CRM Strategies, Tools, and Techniques for Engaging Your Customers. McGraw-Hill, fourth edition, 2010] CRM and scrm are very close with a difference in technology use, process conception and ways of interaction with the customer. 5/18

Introduction Social CRM Systems Growth of interest in Social Network Services (blogs, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter). New type of media: Social Media. scrm (or SCRM) is a CRM oriented on Social Media. Social CRM is a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a technology platform, business rules, processes, and social characteristics, designed to engage the customer in a collaborative conversation in order to provide mutually beneficial value in a trusted and transparent business environment. [...] [P. Greenberg. CRM at the Speed of Light: Social CRM Strategies, Tools, and Techniques for Engaging Your Customers. McGraw-Hill, fourth edition, 2010] CRM and scrm are very close with a difference in technology use, process conception and ways of interaction with the customer. 5/18

Consensus System Task and Definition The use of consensus approach is aimed at resolving contradictory forecasts of customer behaviour. Forecasts are provided by different agents working as independent Artificial Neural Network (ANN) systems. The goal of presented tool is to improve prediction functionality of customer behaviour. The task of consensus method is to determine version of knowledge which best reflects given versions. Consensus System: CS = A,X,P,Z (1) where A a finite set of attributes, each attribute a A has a domain V a (a finite set of elementary values). X a finite set of consensus carriers, X = { (V a ) : a A}. P a finite set of relations on carriers from X, each relation is of some type T (for T A). Z a finite set of propositional calculus, for which the model is relation system (X,P) 6/18

Consensus System Task and Definition The use of consensus approach is aimed at resolving contradictory forecasts of customer behaviour. Forecasts are provided by different agents working as independent Artificial Neural Network (ANN) systems. The goal of presented tool is to improve prediction functionality of customer behaviour. The task of consensus method is to determine version of knowledge which best reflects given versions. Consensus System: CS = A,X,P,Z (1) where A a finite set of attributes, each attribute a A has a domain V a (a finite set of elementary values). X a finite set of consensus carriers, X = { (V a ) : a A}. P a finite set of relations on carriers from X, each relation is of some type T (for T A). Z a finite set of propositional calculus, for which the model is relation system (X,P) 6/18

Consensus System Task and Definition The use of consensus approach is aimed at resolving contradictory forecasts of customer behaviour. Forecasts are provided by different agents working as independent Artificial Neural Network (ANN) systems. The goal of presented tool is to improve prediction functionality of customer behaviour. The task of consensus method is to determine version of knowledge which best reflects given versions. Consensus System: CS = A,X,P,Z (1) where A a finite set of attributes, each attribute a A has a domain V a (a finite set of elementary values). X a finite set of consensus carriers, X = { (V a ) : a A}. P a finite set of relations on carriers from X, each relation is of some type T (for T A). Z a finite set of propositional calculus, for which the model is relation system (X,P) 6/18

Consensus System Task and Definition The use of consensus approach is aimed at resolving contradictory forecasts of customer behaviour. Forecasts are provided by different agents working as independent Artificial Neural Network (ANN) systems. The goal of presented tool is to improve prediction functionality of customer behaviour. The task of consensus method is to determine version of knowledge which best reflects given versions. Consensus System: CS = A,X,P,Z (1) where A a finite set of attributes, each attribute a A has a domain V a (a finite set of elementary values). X a finite set of consensus carriers, X = { (V a ) : a A}. P a finite set of relations on carriers from X, each relation is of some type T (for T A). Z a finite set of propositional calculus, for which the model is relation system (X,P) 6/18

Consensus System Task and Definition The use of consensus approach is aimed at resolving contradictory forecasts of customer behaviour. Forecasts are provided by different agents working as independent Artificial Neural Network (ANN) systems. The goal of presented tool is to improve prediction functionality of customer behaviour. The task of consensus method is to determine version of knowledge which best reflects given versions. Consensus System: CS = A,X,P,Z (1) where A a finite set of attributes, each attribute a A has a domain V a (a finite set of elementary values). X a finite set of consensus carriers, X = { (V a ) : a A}. P a finite set of relations on carriers from X, each relation is of some type T (for T A). Z a finite set of propositional calculus, for which the model is relation system (X,P) 6/18

Consensus System Knowledge Scope In scrm key structural elements of knowledge about customer concern: basic information about client (age, gender, city etc.), extended information (favourite categories of products, complaints, opportunities), properties related to Social Media (interests on Facebook, followers on Twitter), 7/18

Consensus System Knowledge Scope customer loyalty: Recency Frequency Money: RFM = (R α) + (F β) + (M γ) (2) where R number of days since last purchase, α weight of last purchase, F total number of purchases, β weight of number of purchases, M total value of purchases, γ weight of the value of purchases. Next Purchase Probability: NPP = ( α β )n (3) where α number of days between first and last purchase, β number of days taken into account in historical client analysis, n number of purchases in the entice historical period. Customer LifeTime Value: where LTV = α + β (4) α annual profit from sales of products to the customer, β number of years of customer-company relation. 8/18

Consensus System Knowledge Carriers Agents represent knowledge carriers about customer behaviour. Their knowledge is is stored in synaptic weights of ANN, based on a set of profile characteristics associated with some activities. Profile allows to differentiate clients on the basis of their individual set of attributes (age, gender,..., RFM,..., Facebook, Twitter). Activities concern elements which define his behaviour (categories, complaints, opportunities, leads). ANN is trained for each customer separately. 9/18

Consensus System Knowledge Carriers Agents represent knowledge carriers about customer behaviour. Their knowledge is is stored in synaptic weights of ANN, based on a set of profile characteristics associated with some activities. Profile allows to differentiate clients on the basis of their individual set of attributes (age, gender,..., RFM,..., Facebook, Twitter). Activities concern elements which define his behaviour (categories, complaints, opportunities, leads). ANN is trained for each customer separately. 9/18

Consensus System Knowledge Carriers Agents represent knowledge carriers about customer behaviour. Their knowledge is is stored in synaptic weights of ANN, based on a set of profile characteristics associated with some activities. Profile allows to differentiate clients on the basis of their individual set of attributes (age, gender,..., RFM,..., Facebook, Twitter). Activities concern elements which define his behaviour (categories, complaints, opportunities, leads). ANN is trained for each customer separately. 9/18

Consensus System Knowledge Carriers Agents represent knowledge carriers about customer behaviour. Their knowledge is is stored in synaptic weights of ANN, based on a set of profile characteristics associated with some activities. Profile allows to differentiate clients on the basis of their individual set of attributes (age, gender,..., RFM,..., Facebook, Twitter). Activities concern elements which define his behaviour (categories, complaints, opportunities, leads). ANN is trained for each customer separately. 9/18

Consensus System Knowledge Structure Knowledge about each client is composed of: attributes and their values, relations and conditions on those attributes. Attributes and Values A = {Agent, RFM, NPP, LTV, Facebook, Twitter, Category, Value} (5) X = { (V Agent ), (V RFM ), (V NPP ),..., (V Value ) } (6) where V Agent = {a 1,a 2,a 3,...,a n } V RFM = [1,+ ] V NPP = [0,1] V LTV = [1,+ ] V Facebook = [0,+ ] V Twitter = [0,+ ] V Category = {c 1,c 2,c 3,...,c n } V Value = [1,+ ] 10/18

Consensus System Knowledge Structure Relations and Conditions P = {Purchase, Opportunity, Lead} (7) where Purchase, Opportunity, Lead are following types of relations: Purchase : {Agent, RFM, NPP, LTV, Facebook, Twitter, Category, Value} Opportunity : {Agent, Facebook, Twitter, Category, Value} Lead : {Agent, Facebook, Twitter, Category} Above relations have to satisfy following conditions: Z = { } (Purchase(a,r,n,l,f,t,c,v)) ( Lead(a,f,t,c)), (Lead(a,f,t,c)) (Opportunity(a,f,t,c,v)), (Purchase(a,r,n,l,f,t,c,v) r > 300) (Opportunity(a,f,t,c,v)), (Purchase(a,r,n,l,f,t,c,v) n > 0.7) (Opportunity(a,f,t,c,v)), (8) (Purchase(a,r,n,l,f,t,c,v) l > 1000) (Opportunity(a,f,t,c,v)), (Purchase(a,r,n,l,f,t,c,v) t > 10) (Opportunity(a,f,t,c,v)) 11/18

Consensus System Conflict Situations s = P,A B (9) where A represents conflict subject and B the content of the conflict. s 1 = Purchase,Category {RFM,NPP,LTV,Facebook,Twitter,Value} (10) s 2 = Opportunity,Category {Facebook,Twitter,Value} (11) s 3 = Lead,Category {Facebook,Twitter,Category} (12) 12/18

Consensus System Conflict Situations Example of conflict situation s 1. Agent Category RFM NPP LTV Facebook Twitter Value a 1 c 3 300 0.7 600 {2,5} 1 80 a 2 {c 1,c 2 } 320 0.7 710 {1,5} 3 100 a 3 c 1 250 0.5 600 /0 /0 50 a 4 {c 1,c 2 } 280 0.8 650 {2,5} 1 100 a 5 c 1 310 0.6 600 {2,5,7} 11 50 Example of conflict situation s 2. Agent Category Facebook Twitter Value a 1 c 3 5 /0 50 a 2 {c 1,c 2 } {1,5} 3 100 a 4 {c 1,c 2 } {2,5} 1 100 a 5 c 1 {2,5,7} 11 50 a 6 {c 1,c 3 } {2,3} 5 100 Example of conflict situation s 3. Agent Category Facebook Twitter a 6 c 3 5 /0 a 7 {c 1,c 3 } {1,2,3} 30 13/18

Consensus System Conflict Profiles For each conflict subject e Category we determine conflict profiles profile(e) which contain opinions of agents on given subject. profile(e) = { r B {Agent} : r P } (13) Example of conflict profiles for Purchase event. Category Agent RFM NPP LTV Facebook Twitter Value c 1 a 2 320 0.7 710 {1,5} 3 100 c 1 a 3 250 0.5 600 /0 /0 50 c 1 a 4 280 0.8 650 {2,5} 1 100 c 1 a 5 310 0.6 600 {2,5,7} 11 50 c 2 a 2 320 0.7 710 {1,5} 3 100 c 2 a 4 280 0.8 650 {2,5} 1 100 c 3 a 1 300 0.7 600 {2,5} 1 80 14/18

Consensus System Conflict Profiles Example of conflict profiles for Opportunity event. Category Agent Facebook Twitter Value c 1 a 2 {1,5} 1 100 c 1 a 4 {2,5} 1 100 c 1 a 5 {2,5,7} 11 50 c 1 a 6 {2,3} 5 100 c 2 a 2 {1,5} 1 100 c 2 a 4 {2,5} 1 100 c 3 a 1 5 /0 50 c 3 a 6 {2,3} 5 100 Example of conflict profiles for Lead event. Category Agent Facebook Twitter Category c 1 a 7 {1,2,3} 30 {c 1,c 3 } c 3 a 6 5 /0 c 3 c 3 a 7 {1,2,3} 30 {c 1,c 3 } 15/18

Consensus System Consensus and Distance Function Consensus of profile(e) on subject e Category for situation s = P,A B is represented by tuple C(s,e) of type A B, which satisfies the logical formulas from set Z. Based on the above the consensus definition of situation s is following: C(s) = {C(s,e) : e Category} (14) Distance function (reflecting element shares in the distance): ρ(x,y ) = where Part(X,Y,z) = 1 for every z X Y Part(X,Y,z) = 0 for every z X \ Y Part(X,Y,z) = 0 for every z V a \ (X Y ) 1 2card(V a ) 1 z V a Part(X,Y,z) (15) 16/18

Consensus System Consensus Determination Algorithm Input: Set of conflict situation tuples S = { s 11,s 21,s 31, s 12,s 22,s 32,..., s 1n,s 2n,s 3n }. Output: Set of consensus tuples C = { C(s 11 ),C(s 21 ),C(s 31 ),..., C(s 1n ),C(s 2n ),C(s 3n ) }. 1: C /0 2: for stuple S do 3: C(s) 4: for s stuple do 5: C(s,e) /0 6: for e Category and Category s do 7: for prediction Agent(e) do 8: profile(e) profile(e) prediction 9: end 10: for subjectset profile(e) do 11: for V b B do 12: ρ Vb ρ Vb ρ(v b,profile(e) subjectset+1,vb ) 13: end 14: end 15: C(s,e) C(s,e) max(ρ e ) 16: end 17: C(s) C(s) C(s,e) 18: end 19: C stuple C stuple C(s) 20: end 17/18

Conclusion Agents are considered as knowledge carriers which store knowledge about customer behaviour in synaptic weights of ANN. In scrm systems we distinguished three events: Purchase, Opportunity and Lead. Those events represent the actual targets of behaviour forecasts. Every event is described by attributes, values, relations and conditions which allows to give their definitions. In order to establish consensus C(s) distance function and consensus determination algorithm were used. 18/18

Conclusion Agents are considered as knowledge carriers which store knowledge about customer behaviour in synaptic weights of ANN. In scrm systems we distinguished three events: Purchase, Opportunity and Lead. Those events represent the actual targets of behaviour forecasts. Every event is described by attributes, values, relations and conditions which allows to give their definitions. In order to establish consensus C(s) distance function and consensus determination algorithm were used. 18/18

Conclusion Agents are considered as knowledge carriers which store knowledge about customer behaviour in synaptic weights of ANN. In scrm systems we distinguished three events: Purchase, Opportunity and Lead. Those events represent the actual targets of behaviour forecasts. Every event is described by attributes, values, relations and conditions which allows to give their definitions. In order to establish consensus C(s) distance function and consensus determination algorithm were used. 18/18

Conclusion Agents are considered as knowledge carriers which store knowledge about customer behaviour in synaptic weights of ANN. In scrm systems we distinguished three events: Purchase, Opportunity and Lead. Those events represent the actual targets of behaviour forecasts. Every event is described by attributes, values, relations and conditions which allows to give their definitions. In order to establish consensus C(s) distance function and consensus determination algorithm were used. 18/18

Conclusion Agents are considered as knowledge carriers which store knowledge about customer behaviour in synaptic weights of ANN. In scrm systems we distinguished three events: Purchase, Opportunity and Lead. Those events represent the actual targets of behaviour forecasts. Every event is described by attributes, values, relations and conditions which allows to give their definitions. In order to establish consensus C(s) distance function and consensus determination algorithm were used. 18/18

Thank you for attention. 19/18

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