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Category Management in a limited data environment:Category Management has been one of the most successful ECR tools over the past decade. At its core is what can be labour-intensive collation of accurate consumer information from many different data sources. But what if some data is missing? Learn how to maximize the benefits of Category Management in a limited data environment.

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Page 1: ECR Europe Forum '05. Category Management in a limited data environment. Introduction

Copyright © 2005 Accenture. All Rights Reserved. Accenture, its logo, and Accenture High Performance Delivered are trademarks of Accenture.

ECR - Starter seminar

“Category Management in a limited data environment”

- April 26th 2005 – PARIS

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Agenda

Case 1: ‘Sharing the Benefits of Category Management across a wider platform of Retailers’- Joe Kearns, Diageo - Terence O'Hagan, Diageo Ireland- Pat Maginn, Quinns Spirits Grocers and off-sales

Case 2: Category Management via ‘Joined Business Planning’

- Anton Voichik, Gillette Russia- George Nassar, Gillette Russia- Ibrahim Ozturk, Ramstore Russia (Video)

Category Management in a limited data environment – Introduction

- Herve Dehareng, Accenture London

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• Category Management is a capability aimed at delivering the optimal ROI via the selection of the most effective / efficient growth drivers mix

The category management challenge

Space

Assortment

Visibility

Price

Quality

PromotionPersuasion

Other

AvailabilityOn-goingCapability

People / Organization

Tool / Data analysis

Way of working / Processes

Optimal ROI?

Category management objective: 3 key components for the creation of a real successful capability :

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• Definition: “Retailer/supplier process of managing categories as strategic Business Units, producing enhanced business results by focussing on delivering consumer value”

Category management holistic process – ECR 1996

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8 steps process

Category Role

Category Assessment

Category Perf. Measures

Category Strategies

Category Tactics

Cat. Plan Implementation

Category Definition

Collaboration

Consumer driven Fact based

Integral profit

Process oriented

Category A

Category B

Category C

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From a holistic process to a day-to-day approach – ECR 1999

• Summary of 4 step Approach:

Acquire data and analyse

Define category using consumer

decision tree

Define your role in the category

1 32Develop and implement

category plans

4

Acquire Data:• Identify data requirements• Identify existing data• Conduct gap analysis• Elaborate acquisition plan

Analyse Data:• Use robust and repeatable model• Logical structure to aid the day to day category management process

RetailerCategory

Competitor portfolios

Supplierportfolio

RetailerStrategy

DevelopCategory

Plans

ImplementCategory

Plans

ReviewCategory

Performance

1

3 4

2

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Web technology to support day-to-day category management – ECR 2001

Better, quicker decisions

Better store execution

Daily collaboration(Industry) Standards

Collaboration

Automated Data Feeds

CM Best Practices

Plan

nin

g

Proc

ess

Selli

ng

Web technology

Challenges:• Lack of trust • Highly labour intensive• Too complex • Poor in-store execution

Desired Improvements:

• Automatic data feeds• Ongoing activity• More collaboration• Clear communication to store personnel

• Summary of collaborative web-enabled best practices in Category Management

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Category Management needs evolution

Category management

Need to:1/ Follow a rigorous approach in selecting the required data

2/ Develop innovative solutions to gather the required data where they are available

General

Specific

Required level of details in Category data

Det

aile

d le

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f ana

lysi

s

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+

Bronze

Silver

Gold

Increased need for “specific” data

Limited data environment

Need for rigorous approach and innovative solution

Too much data

Not enough data

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1. Rigorous approach: Upfront fact-based validation of statements

Suggested Hypotheses

Category Management Statements

Retail Perspective

Validated Hypotheses

Brand / consumer Perspective

Shopper Perspective

Supply Perspective

A/ Upfront fact-based validation of statements

• Guarantee that any category management project is based on facts and not misleading statements• Huge gain of time in category management workshops where each subject matter expert has his own view of the category growth drivers • Increased level of usability / connection to execution

Approach results

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1. Rigorous approach: structure data / research acquisition plan

Define Hypothesis

Validation process

List data / researches

required

List

“in-house” data /

researches

Analyse

Gap

Plan & Activate

Acquisition

B/ Structured data acquisition plan

• Better use of data / research budget• Creation of a category management knowledge database structured according to specific hypotheses

Approach results

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There are many cases where the environment can be “data limited”: I. Data unavailable

a. No data provider

b. No access to data source

II. Incomparable data

III. Data acquisition too expensive

IV. Too short in time

V. Analysis scope too large / disparate

… an innovative solution is therefore required to access to the necessary insight

2. Innovative solutions: Access to insight in limited data environment

Diageo / Quinns Spirits case 1

Gillette / Ramstore - case 2

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Your Questions

Introduction

Gillette - Ramstore Diageo – Quinns Spirits?

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Copyright © 2005 Accenture. All Rights Reserved. Accenture, its logo, and Accenture High Performance Delivered are trademarks of Accenture.

ECR - Starter seminar

“Category Management in a limited data environment”

Appendix- April 26th 2005 – PARIS

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The challenge and environment

Areas of category management success with key retailers

> 1. Plan-o-grams

> 2. Visibility

> 3. Shopping environment

Retail data at store level:

> Space allocation> Planogram> Shopper decision tree> Specific store requirements

⇒ Too many POS to be handled

Beverage Industry in Ireland:Required data/insight:

> Space management to reduce off-sales/out-of-stocks

> Merchandise Plan-o-grams according to the shopper segmentation

> Implement shopper decision tree

> Ability to Build/adjust plans at store level

Category Management area of opportunity:

How do we share our Category

Management Successes with

66% of the market – i.e. small

retailers?

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SolutionDevelop a tool and use sales force to assist in improving insight:Why?> Regular visits/calls> Weekly to monthly> Relationships already established> Regional difference understood> Eager to learn Category Management principlesHow?> ‘Driving Shopper Satisfaction’> ‘Tools of the Trade’> Training to sales force

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RAMSTORE & GILLETTEOral Care Category Management Project

Anton Voichik National Key Account Manager

Kirill Liseev Oral Care Business Director

Work in progress

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The category management opportunity and the need for data / insight

Category growth slowing down

Strong consumer upgrade to premium products

Nationally growth has been driven by distribution expansion

Oral-B has strong leading position in manual and power oral care

Oral B has the expertise to grow the overall cake and drive oral care category

Retail data at store level:

Space allocation

Product assortment

Promotion mix

On-going education

Oral care category in Russia:

Shopper / consumer insight:

Research at POS level

Required data/insight:

Pruchase frequency

Shopper / consumer education at POS

Footfall

Category Managementarea of opportunity:

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Limited availability of required data

Retail data at store level:

Space allocation

Product assortment

Promotion mix

On-going education

Shopper / consumer insight:

Research at POS level

Required data/insight: Possible sources of information:

Limited data environment:

Agencies: - Data not complete - Data not ready

Sales force: - Too time consuming

Retailers: - Data not shared with suppliers

Limited data environment:

Agencies: - Research not ready - Analysis too long in time versus deadlines

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Oral Care solutions 1: Join Business Plan

Gillette Oral CareJBP

JBP strategy articulated around the expected category management key growth drivers:

– Increase turnover and profit via maximizing frequency of purchase– Shopper and consumer education via on shelf communication– Increase footfall via life style images

Access to data:

Retailer: Data shared with Gillette as preferred suppliers

Key data to deliver JBP: Space allocation Product assortment Promotion mix On-going education

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Solutions1/ Joined Business Plan:

The development of a Joined Business Plan with a strategy articulated around the expected key growth drivers:– Increase turnover and profit via maximizing frequency of purchase– Shopper and consumer education via on shelf communication– Increase footfall via life style images

... enabled the sharing of information including the one required to better develop category management

2/ Use corresponding and existing researches developed in other comparable environments:

Use of Gillette French shopper and consumer researches as a first basis and filter to better understand and suggest:– Consumer consideration set– Attraction of shopper– Selection process– Trade up and frequency habits

... Further developed and validated by local researches

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Solutions1/ Joined Business Plan:

The development of a Joined Business Plan with a strategy articulated around the expected key growth drivers:– Increase turnover and profit via maximizing frequency of purchase– Shopper and consumer education via on shelf communication– Increase footfall via life style images

... enabled the sharing of information including the one required to better develop category management