Optimización de la gestión comercial por medio de modelos analíticos
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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Una empresa con una trayectoria destacada en su sector tiene una oportunidad estratégica
clave para optimizar su gestión comercial en los canales tradicionales. Actualmente, existe
una limitación en la capacidad de su equipo de ventas para aprovechar al máximo los datos
disponibles y personalizar la atención al cliente, lo que se debe, en parte, a la dependencia de
procesos manuales. Esto implica que el equipo dedique un tiempo considerable a tareas como
la elaboración de informes (alrededor de 200 horas mensuales), reduciendo el enfoque en la
venta estratégica y la relación con el cliente.
Esta tesis se enfocó en aprovechar esta situación como una oportunidad de mejora
significativa mediante la implementación de modelos analíticos avanzados que respalden la
toma de decisiones estratégicas. Las soluciones principales son: una segmentación profunda
de clientes para entender y atender mejor sus necesidades y un modelo predictivo para sugerir
el pedido ideal, buscando hacer el trabajo del equipo más inteligente y eficiente. La
validación de esta propuesta se basó en un análisis detallado del contexto y la evaluación
rigurosa de alternativas, respaldada por metodologías reconocidas. La implementación se
diseñó para ejecutarse de manera progresiva: comenzó con un proyecto piloto destinado a
validar su eficacia antes de escalarla a toda la organización.
El impacto esperado es impulsar la eficiencia operativa y comercial, optimizar costos (como
los relacionados con logística y mermas) y fomentar un crecimiento en ventas. Socialmente,
se espera una mejora notable en el día a día del equipo de ventas, liberando tiempo para
tareas de valor, y potenciar la experiencia y satisfacción del cliente a través de una atención
más personalizada y efectiva. Esta iniciativa se alinea con los objetivos estratégicos de
crecimiento de la empresa.
A company with a strong track record in its sector has a key strategic opportunity to optimize its commercial management in traditional sales channels. Currently, the sales team faces limitations in fully leveraging available data and personalizing customer service, partly due to a reliance on manual processes. This results in the team spending a significant amount of time on tasks such as report generation (approximately 200 hours per month), reducing their focus on strategic selling and customer relationships. This thesis proposes turning this situation into a significant improvement opportunity through the implementation of advanced analytical models. The main solutions include deep customer segmentation to better understand and meet their needs, and a predictive model to suggest the ideal order-aiming to make the team's work smarter and more efficient. The proposal is validated through a detailed analysis of the current context and a rigorous evaluation of alternatives, supported by recognized methodologies. The implementation was designed to be carried out progressively: it began with a pilot project aimed at validating its effectiveness before scaling it across the entire organization. The expected impact is to boost operational and commercial efficiency, optimize costs (such as those related to logistics and waste), and drive sales growth. On a social level, it is expected to significantly improve the day-to-day experience of the sales team by freeing up time for higher-value tasks, while enhancing customer experience and satisfaction through more personalized and effective service. This initiative aligns with the company’s strategic growth objectives.
A company with a strong track record in its sector has a key strategic opportunity to optimize its commercial management in traditional sales channels. Currently, the sales team faces limitations in fully leveraging available data and personalizing customer service, partly due to a reliance on manual processes. This results in the team spending a significant amount of time on tasks such as report generation (approximately 200 hours per month), reducing their focus on strategic selling and customer relationships. This thesis proposes turning this situation into a significant improvement opportunity through the implementation of advanced analytical models. The main solutions include deep customer segmentation to better understand and meet their needs, and a predictive model to suggest the ideal order-aiming to make the team's work smarter and more efficient. The proposal is validated through a detailed analysis of the current context and a rigorous evaluation of alternatives, supported by recognized methodologies. The implementation was designed to be carried out progressively: it began with a pilot project aimed at validating its effectiveness before scaling it across the entire organization. The expected impact is to boost operational and commercial efficiency, optimize costs (such as those related to logistics and waste), and drive sales growth. On a social level, it is expected to significantly improve the day-to-day experience of the sales team by freeing up time for higher-value tasks, while enhancing customer experience and satisfaction through more personalized and effective service. This initiative aligns with the company’s strategic growth objectives.
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Gestión Comercial, Gestión Comercial, Control de procesos--Mejoramiento
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