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  • 1.  Q&A (Sydney)

    Posted 10-27-2017 00:18

    Questions (Universal McCann) -

    1. Where do the various data segment classifications come from?
    2. If customer addresses are added to the solution can they be linked to the various data layers shown?

     

    Questions (Burwood Council) -

    1. For the integration across multiple business systems, what actions were taken to ensure best practice (not reinventing the wheel)?
    2. What consideration has been given to abstracting the data layer & application logic ? This would have potential benefit of application (logic) reuse for different business processes
    3. Who are the key groups of Users in Council?
    4. (to Pitney Bowes) Is this indicative of your work with other Local Government organisations across Australia?


  • 2.  RE: Q&A (Sydney)

    Posted 10-26-2017 20:30

    Answers (Universal McCann) -

    1. The dataset used for segmentation is the CAMEO dataset (https://www.pitneybowes.com/au/data/demographic-data/cameo-australia.html) which implements Consumer segmentation
    2. Yes, this process is referred to as geoenrichment. It means that attributes can be added to client datasets and populated with values from associated datasoures (such as the CAMEO dataset). Pitney Bowes have worked with a number of clients to implement this type of process.

     

    Answers (Burwood Council) -

    1. Working with multiple vendors to ensure the integration was performed using open, published standards not proprietary points of connection. Both Pitney Bowes + external vendors have large number of clients within the industry & have implemented similar solutions previously so were well positioned to advise on best practice.
    2. Agree that this is a powerful solution, it would require security to be applied at the data tier (in addition to application tier) but would bring benefits of application reuse across multiple business processes. Pitney Bowes have helped other clients with a similar vision to implement this type of solution by adopting a master data management approach.
    3. Burwood have already achieved strong adoption with field staff including Rangers, can see potential for streamlining operations of processes associated with building developments.
    4. Yes, Pitney Bowes work with a large number of Local Government organisations across all states of Australia. Our solutions are across not just Location Intelligence but also extend into Asset Management & Data Quality and Master Data Management solutions.