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Predictive Modelling is the process of discovering patterns of behaviour in your customers', or the markets, behaviour that allow you to apply a probability of future behaviour to various segments of your customer base, or the wider market.
This modelling enables you to identify segments of your customer base, or the market, based on these probabilities, that may be:
Predictive modelling can help you refine your targeting and get the most out of your sales and marketing activities for both existing customers and new prospects. Predictive modelling increases your chances of building market share in your preferred market segments.
Predictive modelling can be applied at every stage in the relationship lifecycle-from planning and acquisition through to customer management and retention.
When acquiring new customers, predictive models of demand for your product or service help find prospects more likely to have an immediate, or a short term, need for your product or service. Predictive modelling may also assist with determining the most likely channel a market segment will respond to, or through. Overall predictive modelling helps you optimise your marketing spend by targeting customers and prospects who are likely to be more profitable.
Veda has breadth and depth of experience in predictive modelling; these techniques have been used extensively in many client projects over the past 15 years. Rather than being tied to a specific vendor or modelling technique, Veda matches the most suitable approach to each specific client problem.
The quality of data used will have the greatest impact in the quality of the final model. Veda is uniqueoly positioned in the market with core comptencies around data integration, data management and data analysis. Veda's team of analytics professionals, statisticians and consultants have extensive experience in building high quality solutions that use predictive modelling that will help you realsie tangible business benefits.
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