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                 always ensured that customer is the king and all services provided to customers have
                 been validated as being valuable. The bank evolved into being a part of the family for the
                 customer and their financial expectations from loans to investments and retirements are
                 all managed by the bank. The application requirements from the customer perspective
                 include the following:
                   Access to all accounts, balances, and transactions with up to date status
                   All transactions and associated details
                   All credit card accounts
                   All loan accounts
                   All investment accounts
                   All household information
                   The expectation is one application interface with access, security, device support,
                 interactive call center support, and more robotic assistance with real person support as
                 needed. Where do we lose sight of this customer and their expectations? How do we
                 proactively engage with this opportunity to turn it to the advantage of the bank while
                 benefiting the customer? This is where the application development for predicting churn
                 will take form and shape.
                   The basic requirements for this application include the following:
                   Dashboardda central predictive analytics dashboard that can be shared across call
                   centers, back office, and agents in the bank
                   Customer engagement windowdthis is the logging and tracking of every activity
                   the customer engages with the bank either through the application on a computer,
                   mobile device, or in-person with an agent. The logging happens as the applications
                   are used for conducting transactions and the average length of time each activity
                   occurred. The measure of time is critical here and cannot be missed.
                   Sentiment collectiondis a key activity to complete for each interaction, it is not a
                   long-haul list of questions or survey, it has to be a smiley face or a thumbs up emoji
                   that is needed to be collected. If the customer is dissatisfied they might not reply or
                   we need to watch for a social media outburst of poor service in the next few hours.
                   AI and machine learning algorithmsdthe data collected in the logging and the
                   sentiment response will be processed using AI and ML algorithms in a non-
                   connected backend process. The algorithm will identify the customer and their
                   transactions in a private container, and add identities of bank agents if they were
                   involved in the process. The algorithms will look at behavior, time, transaction
                   types, number of similar transactions executed, time in days between each trans-
                   action, online versus offline transaction, sentiment of customer, and associated
                   outcomes. This data will be then reviewed based on potential prediction outcomes
                   and impact analytics will be drawn for this customer. A grouping of similar cus-
                   tomers, their geographies, age demographics, and earning demographics will be
                   calculated and predicted for churn.
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