PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR RETAILERS



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MARCH 2014 PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR RETAILERS Insights into Tomorrow's Shopping Behaviors

GOTOWEBINAR NAVIGATION Ways to ask quesdons during the webinar DURING THE WEBINAR: Everyone will be muted during the session Ask ques'ons via chat DURING Q&A: Ask ques'ons via chat

INTRODUCING Today s Moderator: Today s Presenter: Nikitas Magel George Shaw Manager, Content Marke7ng Vice President, R&D Confiden'al

AGENDA SLIDE IntroducDon to PredicDve AnalyDcs PredicDve AnalyDcs for Retail Examples PredicDve vs. DescripDve Models Retail Store SimulaDon Recap Q&A 4

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS An IntroducDon 5

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS: THE WHY Why do retailers need predicdve analydcs? CompeDDon is fierce with shoppers having more places to shop Building a loyal customer base is difficult TesDng change is normally costly, Dme- consuming, and inefficient The omnichannel needs of shoppers can be met more quickly Retailers can use analydcs data to predict shopper intent based on past behavior and choices 6

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS: THE WHAT RetailNext enables a variety of predicdve abilides Store- level KPI Analysis Fixture- level Analysis Staffing OpDmizaDon Demographic- specific Analysis 7

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS: THE HOW PredicDve AnalyDcs vs. Data Mining PredicDve analydcs makes predicdons about the future Data mining searches for currently exis7ng pa\erns Two Kinds of Models: PredicDve DescripDve & In retail, we collect data to predict future outcomes like sales or conversion 8

RETAILNEXT PAVES THE WAY Towards predicdve analydcs RetailNext lets retailers analyze and visualize massive amounts of diverse retail data POS transacdon records Movement pa\erns Demographics Using the data that RetailNext collects and generates, retailers can drive predicdve analydcs 9

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS In the Retail Industry 10

AN EXAMPLE: NETFLIX Ne_lix a\empts to predict movies you ll like, so they can make helpful suggesdons, stardng with user radngs. User radngs are used to build mathemadcal model to capture preferences Based on user radngs Ne_lix a\empts to suggest movies you re likely to enjoy 11

AN EXAMPLE IN RETAIL Predict length of a queue based on traffic at front door simple. But we can do even more! Factor in more data to further improve predicdons about queues, serviced selling areas, or restocking Use data- driven predicdons to make store adjustments to improve customer experience and increase sales/conversions 12

PREDICTIVE VS. DESCRIPTIVE MODELS PredicDve Model MathemaDcal model used to predict outcomes Ne_lix example, retail example DescripDve Model SimulaDon 13

RETAIL STORE SIMULATION Validate simulated data using current analysis tools 14

RETAIL STORE SIMULATION Agents move through store as real customers would 15

RETAIL STORE SIMULATION Building intelligent models of in- store behavior from real data 16

MAKING CHANGES Using the validated model, make changes and evaluate the results 17

STORE SIMULATION Make changes to store layout 18

STORE SIMULATION Make changes to store layout 19

RECAP What can predicdve analydcs do for retailers? 20

QUESTIONS RETAILERS CAN ANSWER RetailNext enables a variety of predicdve abilides Store- level KPI analysis Model reladonship of KPI s to overall traffic and flow using real data "How do different traffic pa\erns throughout my store affect the metrics I care about like sales and conversion? Fixture- level analysis Modify merchandising and measure results on flow, dwell, item- level conversion "How do my merchandising decisions affect traffic to fixtures? How do these different fixtures relate to each other and how can I understand these complex reladonships? Staffing opimizaion Model associate behavior, interacdons with customers What if we greet every customer at the door? What if we greet nobody? Demographic- specific analysis Model male/female and other demographic- specific behavior and opdmize for each Is this layout effecdve for 30 year old female tourists from Japan? 21

QUESTIONS? 22

THANK YOU Nikitas Magel George Shaw Manager, Content Marke7ng E: nikitas@retailnext.net P: 408-884- 2162 Vice President, Research & Development E: george@retailnext.net P: 408-884- 2162 HEADQUARTERS A PA C O F F I C E 60 S. Market Street, 10th Floor San Jose, CA 95113 p: 1.408.298.2585 f: 1.408.884.2126 435 Orchard Road 11/F Wisma Atria Singapore 238877 @RetailNext /RetailNext linkedin.com/company/retailnext p: +65.6701.8218 f: +65.6701.8001 info@retailnext.net www.retailnext.net Confiden'al