| DAY ONE: TUESDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 2006 |
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08.00 |
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Delegate registration and coffee |
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08.30 |
Rikard Steiber
Managing Director XLENT Strategy
XLENT |
Opening remarks from the chair |
Retaining Customers: identifying and implementing key strategies |
| Strategy and practical: enhancing CLTV |
08.40 |
Rikard Steiber
Managing Director XLENT Strategy
XLENT |
How to maximise Customer Life Time Value and increase customer loyalty
- Defining Customer Life Time Value and understanding how to calculate it
- How to maximise CLTV and Return On Customer (ROC) for each segment
- Effective customer strategies to build loyalty and to create up and cross-selling opportunities
- Case studies of successful digital customer relations to drive CLTV and reduce churn
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| 09.20 |
Thomas Wandahl
Nordic Loyalty Director
3 SCANDINAVIA |
How to earn and grow lifetime loyalty of your customers
- Actively using customer frustrations
- The importance of the right and relevant data
- Establishment of clear relationship strategy
- Establishment of relevant 1-1 dialogue with your customers
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10.00 |
Ms. Marjo Komi
Head of Customer Retention & Loyalty Programs
ELISA |
Utilising the key features of a successful churn management and customer retention plan
- Understanding one-to-one relationships with key customers
- Evaluating the need for retention and loyalty programmes
- Exploring the benefits of continuous profiling and segmentation
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10.40 |
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Morning refreshments and networking opportunity |
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11.00 |
Nick Witte-Vermeulen
Online Support Manager
BT BUSINESS &
Wayne Foncette
Vice President of UK & Ireland
RIGHTNOW TECHNOLOGIES |
Customer Web self service in the digital age
- Increasing customer self service via the web
- Delivering consistent knowledge across multiple service channels
- Addressing the service cost dilemma
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Premium companies: staying one step ahead of the competition |
11.40 |
Kana Kanagendra
BTGS Marketing
BT GLOBAL SERVICES |
Exploring how internal practices can enhance retention within premium companies
- Promoting an anti-churn policy internally
- Key ways to emphasise all your qualities to the customer
- Establishing the key factors that define ‘loyalty’
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| 12.20 |
Dr. Clemens Schäffner
Head of CRM Analytics & Strategy
O2 |
Understanding how premium mobile companies can fend off the competition from low cost operators in an increasingly competitive global marketplace
- Maximising market revenues for premium companies
- Increasing ARPU and reducing churn using tariff migrations and best plan advice
- Ascertain the key factors that make customers more loyal
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13.00 |
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Lunch and networking opportunity |
| Optimising the use of branding and advertising |
Making your name stand out in the market place: branding and advertising |
14.00 |
Brian Boroff
Managing Director
CINERGY INTERNATIONAL |
Retaining Customers Tempted by Competitor Deals
- Keeping call centre agents abreast of rapid and complex competitive changes
- Effective retention negotiations and the avoidance of discretionary overspend
- Successfully handling knowledgeable customers who 'shop around' for deals
- Techniques for retaining customers that shop remotely
- Telecom convergence and customer retention
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| 14.40 |
Timo Everi
Chief Commercial Officer
WATANIYA TELECOM |
Branding: a key factor in your retention armoury
- How to gain market share
- Reducing churn and raising Earnings Before Interest & Tax in saturated markets
- How to ensure the customer experience is uniformly excellent at all contact points, such as retail, telesales and customer services
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| 15.20 |
Catherine Becker
Media Director
ADCONNECTION |
Strategies that drive a successful advertising campaign
- The link from advertising to CRM
- The challenge of changing consumers: community versus the individual
- How AdConnection has dealt with content and media convergence
- CRM and the web
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| 16.00 |
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Afternoon refreshments and networking opportunity |
| 17.00 |
Mauro Accroglianò
Mobile Consumer Marketing Manager
WIND TELECOMUNICAZIONI SPA |
The way ahead for marketing: enhancing ROI in the telecom sector
- Using the right information for a successful marketing campaign
- The importance of using all communication strands to reach the customer
- Utilising free offers to entice customers
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2006 and beyond: future opportunities and challenges |
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16.30 |
Chaired by Rikard Steiber, this will be comprised of :
Mauro AccroglianòMobile Consumer Marketing Manager
WIND TELECOMUNICAZIONI SPA
Timo Everi
Chief Commercial Officer
WATANIYA TELECOM
Ms. Marjo Komi
Head of Customer Retention & Loyalty Programs
ELISA
Neil Blakesley
Head of Marketing Strategy & Insight
BT GLOBAL SERVICES |
Panel discussion: revolutionising retention abilities via new technologies
- Learning from the lessons of the past
- Analysing how current thoughts and strategies are developing
- Looking to the future, and understanding what new developments can be expected in the coming months and years
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17.45 |
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End of day one |
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DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY 29TH NOVEMBER 2006 |
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08.30 |
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Registration and coffee |
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09.00 |
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Opening remarks from the Chair |
Enhancing CRM and increasing customer satisfaction |
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09.10 |
Presented by
Ralph Overbeck and Craig M. Parfitt – Managing Partners
OAL |
How to protect your customers from contagious churn with Social Network Analysis
- 71% of people are most influenced by family/friends when choosing a mobile telecoms service provider
- Learn how Social Network Analysis (SNA) can reveal who’s influencing your customers and what you can do about it
- Discover the secrets of advanced viral marketing techniques to dramatically improve campaign response
- See how companies are using SNA to identify key influencers on other telecoms networks
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| Learning lessons the Toyota way: other industry initiatives |
09.50 |
John Seddon
Founder & CEO
VANGUARD CONSULTANCY |
Learning lessons from 'Toyota' thinking in service design
- How to get customers 'pulling value'
- Putting the customer service agent at the heart of service delivery
- Changing the 'system', the way customer service is designed and managed
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10.30 |
Paul Elliott
Customer Service Director
POWERGEN |
How Powergen improved their customer service with ‘Toyota’ thinking
- What did Powergen learn from ‘Toyota’ thinking
- Employing these methods to enhance retention
- Applying these methods to the telecom industry
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| Segmentation: understanding the different needs of the customer |
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11.10 |
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Morning refreshments and networking opportunity |
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11.40 |
Laura Capella
Marketing Manager
FASTWEB |
Enhancing loyalty: developing and utilising customer insights
- Developing customer insights and understanding which customers are loyal to you
- Identifying the reasons for customer disloyalty
- Measuring the success of loyalty programmes
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12.20 |
David Williams
CEO
H2X |
A brand is what a brand does – Engendering loyalty by delivering a great experience
- Use of the web to enhance great loyalty programme experiences
- The importance of brand advertising against detailed experience design
- Exploring best practice and telecoms examples
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13.00 |
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Lunch and networking opportunity |
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14.00 |
Ulrich Heider
Senior Marketing Manager
VODAFONE D2 |
Focusing on loyalty solutions for the youth segment
- Overview of the German market and Vodafone D2's positioning
- Examining the relevance of the youth segment and understanding a typical user profile
- Developing a model-based approach to drive loyalty among the youth segment
- Leveraging 3G handsets as a tool for enhancing loyalty and a 3G enabler for the youth market
- 3G / UMTS content as a driver for increasing ARPU in the youth segment
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14.40 |
Thomas Cicconi
Senior CRM Manager SUNRISE |
Implementing the best churn management strategies for pre and post paid customers
- Distinguishing the main retention differences between pre and post paid customers
- Applying the most successful retention strategies for these customers
- Learning how the movement from pre to post paid custom affects churn
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15.20 |
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Afternoon refreshments and networking opportunity |
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15.40 |
Tomi T Ahonen
5-time bestselling 3G Author and Consultant,
latest book Digital Korea(2006) |
The importance of second subscriptions
- Exploring and evaluating partial churn
- Understanding why consumers will use two networks
- Hasty generalizations about multi-SIM customers
- Measuring the churn of these customers
- Marketing, segmentation and targeting impacts
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16.20 |
Ralph Cohen
CEO
ICEMOBILE |
How new technologies can shape your future
- How you can use VideoCall2TV technology to increase your brand loyalty
- Utilising new technologies to create a community for your customers
- Using different billing methods to ensure maximum end user satisfaction
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17.00 |
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Closing remarks from the chair |
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17.15 |
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End of conference |