1. An evaluation of my learning and its influence on my career development
By Rozy Shukla
2. The organisation
-What the organisaton do?
-The role of Decision
Analytics
- The environment in which
Experian operate in
My role in the organisation
-Skills developed
-Contribution made
-Overall evaluation of placement
Relating theory to practice
-Theory into practise
-Experian influences on my future
Advice for future placement students
- Recommendations
Agenda
7. The role of Decision Analytics
Analytics
We help organisations turn data into insight, to
empower their decision making
Our technology helps our clients to manage their data,
decision making and workflows through products such
as Tallyman, for debt collection and PowerCurve for
originations and customer management
Identity and Fraud
We help businesses protect their customers
and themselves via products such as Hunter
Decision Analytics Marketing
We support the sales & products team by
promoting our capabilities and thought leadership
in order to generate opportunities
10. My role…
• Assisting Marketing Specialists with development of external marketing
campaigns
• Assist with Stakeholder Management – Internally & Externally
• Support with the organisations events and exhibitions
• Using CRM system Management
• Management of marketing functions e.g lead management, activity tracking
11. Communication (Written and Verbal) –
Internal and external stakeholders
Planning & Time Management – Workload /
Resource
Technical skills – using internal Experian softwares such as
Salesforce
Company regulation – The environment Experian
regulates in
Team working – Working with diverse range of people
Office environment – Attitude within the office
12. Contribution
Contribution I made:
• Brought flexibility to the
team
• Team player
• Hard work
• Extra man power!
Contribution Experian made:
• Offering work experience
• Employability skills
• Insight into B2B Marketing
• A view of the real world
Experience is a jewel, and it had need be so, for
it is often purchased at an infinite rate.
- William Shakespeare
13. Most valuable
• Working with different people
-understanding how different
departments
operate with each other
• Using different tools and software such
as Dotmailer & Salesforce
• Learning from experiences that may
have not gone as expected
Least Valuable
• The complexity of the organisation
• Sometimes missing out the bigger
purpose
Placement evaluation
14. Introduction to Marketing
Understanding B2B Marketing compared to B2C Marketing
-The understanding of focusing on the features of the products
-The b2b industry are information seekers
-most effective marketing message has been the focus on how the products
and services saves clients time, money and resources
Brand Management
Maintaining the standards of Experian Brand
-Brand Purpose
-Workshops
Advertising and Promotion
Importance of Social Media, how it can be be leveraged to drive customer
engagement and brand awareness
I will be putting Practice into theory in my final year
Relating theory to practice
My module choices over the years have certainly proved efficient in
the working environment. Some clear links include…
15. Experian influences on my future…
Final year at University
• Next years modules: Emarketing
• Ability to use hands – on experience to
support theory in coursework
Future career
• Graduate scheme in Marketing
• Further education
16. • Come into the organisation with an open mind
• Ask questions – all questions!
• Attempt everything, less overthinking!
• Reflect on your performance
• Be motivated
• Come into work every day with the same passion
you came with on your interview day
• Be positive, enjoy and just Learn!
Tips for a successful and enjoyable placement!
17. T h a n k y o u f o r l i s teni ng!
Any questions before we move on the next part?
18. Thank you to each
and everyone of you
for making this year
so valuable!
Notas del editor
Experian PLC is a global information services group operating in 39 countries across the globeemploying over 16000 people with its head quarters being in Dublin of course republic of Ireland and operational head quarters are here in Nottingham In October 2006 we were listed on the London Stock Exchange Exchange being in the TOP 50 OF THE ftse 100and our revenue earning almost 5 billion dollars per year offering vast range of information services
Those vast range of services are divided in 4 divisions, from Consumer Services, Credit Services, Decision Analytics to Marketing Services.
Credit Services being one – 49% of the global revenue, credit services provides factual information to organisations, such as banks, automotive lenders, mobile phone companies, utilities and many more of other sectors to help them make lending decisions when consumers apply for credit.
Consumer Services – 21% of the global revenue – this is our only consumer facing business and that is probably why people tend to assume that’s all we offer. Consumer Services provide credit monitoring services to millions of consumers so we as individuals can have better control of our finances. Consumer services also provides identity protection by detecting when their identities may have been compromised or stolen. Marketing Services – 21% of the revenue, Marketing Services works with brands to create effective marketing campaigns, using their data for example the coca cola name campaign
Decision Analytics – 12% of out global revenue
With clients around in 90 countries across different sectors from Financial sectors to leading Telecom provider, Decision Analytics converts data into insightsThis is done from 2 different areas, one of them being Analytics
Our technology helPS our clients to manage their data, decision making and workflows through products such as Tallyman, for debt collection and powercurve for originations and customer managementSecond area being Idenity and Fraud – which helps business protect their customers and themselves via products such as Hunter
As a decision analytics Marketing team, we support the sales and product teams by promoting our capabilities and thought leadership in order to generate opportunities
Strengths - Skilled Workforce, Existing networks/contacts, Established brand reputation, Market leaders, High Growth rate, Geographical advantages, Expertise's in different products and services
Weaknesses
Negative image as some customers might think Experian rejects their credit
Large offering – unclear to the customers
Opportunities
Growing demand
Opportunity to expand to new markets
New regulations for businesses which might mean more customers for us – as business new to comply e.g finanical insitauton – adapt FCA
Threats
Intense competition from potential competitors
Clients becoming competitors
Consumer concerns ‘Big Brother’ society
FCA
Introduction to MarketingUnderstanding B2B Marketing compared to B2C Marketing-The understanding of focusing on the features of the products-There is little to no personal emotion involved in the purchasing decision-The b2b industry are information seekers-more in depth with the marketing material -most effective marketing message has been the focus on how the products and services saves clients time, money and resoruces and I have witnessed that when reading about a products such as Tallyman
When this is compared to Marketing to customer, their decisions are much more emotional and questions how it will benefit them