Summary of the case studies. Author’s elaboration
| Case Studies | Industry information | Company strategy and positioning | Organization and structure of CI practices | Contribution of CI to strategy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Case A Diagnostic imagining center | Healthcare industry diagnostic imaging High complexity and dispersion Increasing technology sophistication Increased longevity of Brazilian population Stressed supply chain (upstream and downstream) Main players, namely, Alliar, Dasa, Fleury | Differentiation Quality service and innovation Doing thing differently | MI unit Dedicate Personal according to strategic level Highly coordinated Data sharing and real time monitoring Four software running the whole business (ERP, CRM, Call Center, Software for executing exams) | Operational/tactical/strategical level Supporting the strategic planning and commercial units Supporting every step of the strategic formulation process (from defining strategic objectives to monitoring) Understanding the industry Monitoring competitors Spotting opportunities Supporting sale negotiations Monitoring strategy performance |
| Case B Top player commerce marketing company | Retargeting industry Fast changing and highly competitive Disruptive technologies Evolution of Customer behavior Main players, namely, Adobe, AdRoll, Alibaba, Amazon, Criteo, Facebook, Google, Oracle | Differentiation High performance Sophisticated machine learning technology Strong partnership with publisher Will of advertiser to work jointly | CI local unit Weak coordination and support by the headquarter Users of clients’ website main data asset | Local tactical level Support to the local Commercial unit Objectives defined globally and dictated with a top-down approach Support to tactical strategy definition, implementation and monitoring Routine analysis of user data to define margin projections Sporadic market analysis requested by the clients and/or marketing department |
| Case C Top player private bank | Private banking Stable environment Slow changing Protected top players dominating New entrants or small players not perceived as threats Main players, namely, Bradesco, Itaú and Santander | Individual and Business banking Differentiation Quality service High interest rate | Evolution of the commercial planning area Departmentalized according to the client segment Client data value asset No data sharing High level of overlap Duplication cost | Tactical/operational level Support to the commercial unit Support to tactical strategy implementation and monitoring Analysis of production follow-ups (balances, flows, new accounts) Analysis of financial results (agencies of the segment) Service improvement and customization Monitoring the loss of clients to the competitors |
| Case D Small disruptive private bank | Private banking Protected top players dominating Technologies are perceived as highly disruptive and able to modify the environment, threating the incumbents | Total digital Innovative solutions Low interest rate/setup fee Important segment of agribusiness | CRM unit Departmentalized according to the client segment Highly coordinated | Strategic/tactical level Support to various areas Client acquisition/retention Monitoring competitors in the segment Verifying financial regulation Campaign to launch new product |
| Case Studies | Industry information | Company strategy and positioning | Organization and structure of CI practices | Contribution of CI to strategy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Case A | Healthcare industry diagnostic imaging | Differentiation | MI unit | Operational/tactical/strategical level |
| Case B | Retargeting industry | Differentiation | CI local unit | Local tactical level |
| Case C | Private banking | Individual and | Evolution of the commercial planning area | Tactical/operational level |
| Case D | Private banking | Total digital | CRM unit | Strategic/tactical level |
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