Segmentation of a customer base into groups who share similar
behaviours or characteristics can prove exceedingly
valuable. Understanding why people belong to each segment
is a more difficult task, but one that can produce great
insight into how to move customers from a negative to
a more preferred behavioural segment.
This project actually considered an attitudinal segmentation
of a company's own employees. By applying statistical techniques
to information collected by survey from employees it was possible
to identify what the key emotional triggers were that related
to employees falling into particular segments.
This analysis provided the company with a clear insight into
how to improve their relationship with their employees.
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