Enterprise Level Systems
Measuring the ROI of CRM
Implementations (article) 
The RFM loyalty scoring method described in the
Drilling Down book is one of the most fundamental customer behavioral scoring
algorithms in database marketing.  In fact, most other predictive modeling
techniques will find the
core RFM variables as highly predictive of
customer loyalty.  For example, both a top-down
regression model and a bottoms-up data-mining training session will find Recency
as very highly predictive of customer response to promotions. 
For this reason, more advanced users can use the
Drilling Down methods and  models explained in the book to  mimic the
functionality of enterprise class systems that analyze customer behavior and
customize the website experience
based on this behavior.  All you have to do is create the loyalty
scores in your customer database and use a simple
Perl script to modify the website presentation based on loyalty score. 
For example, you could create an anti-defection campaign where best customers with
falling loyalty scores could be automatically
presented with a discount or gift. 
If you are unfamiliar with these systems and how
they are used, you might visit the vendor sites for more detailed information. 
Below is a list of resources, not in any particular order, where you can learn
more about the use of customer modeling in enterprise class systems. 
Overview of Issues and Software 
Interactive
Week 10/2000      PC
Magazine  01/2001 
Companies 
Quadstone    
SAS
e-Intelligence     Quaero 
Responsys    
Broadbase     Xchange    
     Personify 
Tealeaf Technology     E.piphany    
CoreMetrics     Onyx Software 
PrimeResponse    
Accrue Software    
NetGenesis     Revenio 
Data-Mining Tools 
  
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