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
- 5.2Risk Models
- 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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