Programme

Day One | Day Two

DAY ONE: TUESDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 2006
  08.00   Delegate registration and coffee
  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

 

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
  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
  10.40  

Morning refreshments and networking opportunity

  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

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’
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
  13.00   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
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
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


16.00  

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

2006 and beyond: future opportunities and challenges

  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

 

  17.45  

End of day one

 

DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY 29TH NOVEMBER 2006
  08.30   Registration and coffee
  09.00  

Opening remarks from the Chair

Enhancing CRM and increasing customer satisfaction

  09.10

Presented by
Ralph Overbeck
and Craig M. ParfittManaging 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
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

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
Segmentation: understanding the different needs of the customer
  11.10   Morning refreshments and networking opportunity
  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
  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
  13.00  

 Lunch and networking opportunity

  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
  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
  15.20   Afternoon refreshments and networking opportunity
  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
  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
  17.00  

Closing remarks from the chair

  17.15   End of conference

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