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Strategies to Minimise Involuntary Churn

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Abstract

In this report we will quantify the size of the issue and the impact of involuntary churn within mobile operators. The report looks at both pre-paid and post-paid involuntary churners, what their respective drivers are and how operators can develop strategies to minimise their impact on operations.

This report will specifically examine:

  • How different operators use changing measures and criteria to define the point at which they terminate (or involuntarily churn) their customers.
  • What is the scale of involuntary churn for operators in differing phases of market development?
  • Is involuntary churn purely about bad debt and fraud? Customers can, simply speaking, be considered bad debtors - however there may be many aspects that contribute to involuntary churn and not all of them may be detrimental to the operator.
  • The drivers of involuntary churn and what risks each of them presents to a mobile operator.
  • How approaches to minimising involuntary churn encompass many functional and process areas and what their relative importance is in defining a strategy for involuntary churn.
  • Challenges associated with developing a strategically integrated approach to controlling involuntary churn and the benefit of involuntary churn awareness.

Table of Contents

  • 1.Overview
  • 2.Introduction
  • 3.Understanding Involuntary Churn
    • 3.1Churn Definitions
    • 3.2Operator Measures of Involuntary Churn
    • 3.3The Scale of the Problem
      • 3.3.1Post-paid Trends
      • 3.3.2Quantifying Involuntary Churn
  • 4.Drivers of Involuntary Churn
    • 4.1Drivers Overview
    • 4.2Credit Levels
    • 4.3' When Good Customers Go Bad'
      • 4.3.1Billing
      • 4.3.2Data Services
      • 4.3.3Roaming
    • 4.4Revenue Assurance and Debt Management
      • 4.4.1Level of Acceptable Debt Write-off
    • 4.5Strategic Change in Customer Base
    • 4.6Economic Conditions
  • 5.Minimising Involuntary Churn
    • 5.1Debt and Credit Management
      • 5.1.1Collection
    • 5.2Risk Models
      • 5.2.1Competing Risks
    • 5.3Fraud Control
      • 5.3.1Technical Fraud
      • 5.3.2Subscription Fraud
      • 5.3.3Handset Fraud
    • 5.4Prepay Real Time Control
    • 5.5CRM
      • 5.5.1Proactive Customer Retention Strategies
      • 5.5.2Improvements in Channel Sales
  • 6.Taking an integrated approach
    • 6.1Strategic challenges
    • 6.2Revenue Assurance
  • 7.Findings and Recommendations
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