Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - WiFi
Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Telecommunications
The Customer
Telus Communications
About The Customer
TELUS is a leading telecommunications company that offers a wide range of products and services including data, IP, voice, television, entertainment, and video. The company is constantly seeking ways to improve its services and stay ahead of the competition. To do this, TELUS needs to understand its customer base, identify potential upsell opportunities, and know where wireline and wireless high-speed internet adoption are low. The company also needs to keep track of competitor coverage and decide where to build new wireless services. To achieve these objectives, TELUS turned to HEAVY.AI for an advanced analytics solution.
The Challenge
TELUS, a leading telecommunications company, was faced with the challenge of interactively exploring complex network datasets without experiencing lag. The company needed a comprehensive mapping of TELUS communities and competitor speed information to better understand the market dynamics. Identifying competitor coverage and deciding where to build wireless services was another significant challenge. Each of TELUS’s high-speed services has its own coverage layers, qualification criteria, and competitive restrictions. TELUS Marketing needed to know where they could deploy each service, the targeting potential, and where competitors offer similar services. They required an advanced analytics solution that quickly shows their customer base, potential upsell opportunities, and where wireline and wireless high-speed internet adoption are low.
The Solution
TELUS turned to HEAVY.AI to address these challenges. HEAVY.AI's capabilities allowed TELUS to easily access and overlay network reliability data, customer trouble metrics, and various geotemporal datasets. This enabled marketers to monitor a real-time, interactive map of TELUS’s communities, competitor speed and cell site information, WHSIA and LTE coverage layers, household reference data, copper qualification, fiber eligibility, and marketable base. The ability to access millions of records per second accelerated the isolation of aggravating network events that negatively impact the customer experience. The immersive, interactive visualizations of TELUS’s customer data dramatically expanded the ability to find previously hidden upsell opportunities. Interactive querying, filtering, and visualizing multi-sourced geotemporal data made the identification of competitor coverage and the most profitable locations to build wireless services faster.
Operational Impact
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