Part 2: Customer Relationship ManagementInternational audienceThe goal of the paper is to present the opportunity of exploiting data analysis methods and semantic models to discover customer profiles from financial databases. The solution to the problem is illustrated by the example of credit cards promotion strategy on the basis of historical data coming from the bank’s databases. The database contains information, personal data, and transactions. The idea is founded on data exploration methods and sematic models. With this purpose in mind, multiple algorithms of clustering and classification were applied, the results of which were exploited to elaborate the ontology and to define the customer profile to be used in decision-making
Abstract-With a unbridled increase in international and domestic forms of business, Customer Relatio...
Abstract: Business databases are sources of information that a company can use together with analyse...
In this paper we analyze information about the customers of a bank, dividing them into three cluster...
Part 2: Customer Relationship ManagementInternational audienceThe goal of the paper is to present th...
As business processes become more and more customer-centric, marketing and management relationships ...
The purpose of this document is to report the results of applying some data mining methods that were...
Latest activity in scientific field has been major in research of algorithms that are able to solve ...
Facing the problem of variation and chaotic behavior of customers, the lack of sufficient informatio...
The unprecedented growth of competition in the banking technology has raised the importance of retai...
This report examines the problems of customer relationship management (CRM) particularly customer se...
In this scenario achieving Customer satisfaction is no longer satisfied with a simple listing of mar...
During the past two decades, perspective of competition in the banking industry has been changed sig...
This paper presents methodologies for creating profiles of typical customers for certain types of s...
[[abstract]]Advancements in technology have made relationship marketing a reality in recent years. T...
Due to the advances in information and communication technologies, corporations can effectively obt...
Abstract-With a unbridled increase in international and domestic forms of business, Customer Relatio...
Abstract: Business databases are sources of information that a company can use together with analyse...
In this paper we analyze information about the customers of a bank, dividing them into three cluster...
Part 2: Customer Relationship ManagementInternational audienceThe goal of the paper is to present th...
As business processes become more and more customer-centric, marketing and management relationships ...
The purpose of this document is to report the results of applying some data mining methods that were...
Latest activity in scientific field has been major in research of algorithms that are able to solve ...
Facing the problem of variation and chaotic behavior of customers, the lack of sufficient informatio...
The unprecedented growth of competition in the banking technology has raised the importance of retai...
This report examines the problems of customer relationship management (CRM) particularly customer se...
In this scenario achieving Customer satisfaction is no longer satisfied with a simple listing of mar...
During the past two decades, perspective of competition in the banking industry has been changed sig...
This paper presents methodologies for creating profiles of typical customers for certain types of s...
[[abstract]]Advancements in technology have made relationship marketing a reality in recent years. T...
Due to the advances in information and communication technologies, corporations can effectively obt...
Abstract-With a unbridled increase in international and domestic forms of business, Customer Relatio...
Abstract: Business databases are sources of information that a company can use together with analyse...
In this paper we analyze information about the customers of a bank, dividing them into three cluster...