ABSTRACT
Intelligent techniques have been used in the marketing and sales sectors of business to improve analysis, increase revenues and save time. In customer-centric institutions, one of the areas in which intelligent techniques and data mining algorithms have been used is the personalization for enhanced CRM (Customer Relationship Management) performance. However, with a growing number of customers, the diversity of products on offer, the complex behavior of customer groups and the continuous change of personalization parameters, producing a tailored personalized recommendation that predicts their future needs is a challenging task.
In this paper, we propose multi dimension personalization framework architecture to improve personalized targeting. The framework presented improves on the automation of existing systems by using multiple supervised and unsupervised data mining techniques, and enhances the level of targeting by considering more effective dimensions in multiple stages of the framework. A theoretical case study explaining the practical working and perceived advantages of the new framework is presented.
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