Predicting customer churn continues to become an increasingly hot topic as rates of attrition in the retail, telecom, healthcare and financial service industries reach epidemic levels. With the cost of acquiring new customers far exceeding the cost of retaining current customers, the need for preventing churn boils down to simple economics.
Despite the evident need for retaining existing customers, it simply is not practical to proactively retain the millions of active customers a company has. The challenge lies in predicting who will churn, identifying what is driving churn, and applying targeted retention strategies. What's the most reliable and consistent way to uncover the causes of customer defection? How do you use that information to prevent future loss?
Join David Ogden, Analytical Consultant for SAS, as he discusses:
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