A global pharmaceutical giant struggled to enhance its consumer healthcare portfolio's market penetration and profitability. Despite a strong product lineup, the company faced declining customer engagement, ineffective pricing strategies, and fragmented sales data across multiple regions. Traditional market insights failed to provide real-time visibility into evolving consumer needs, leading to suboptimal decision-making.
Declining customer engagement
Fragmented sales data
Ineffective pricing strategies
The lack of a data-driven approach further complicated product positioning, impacting revenue growth. The client needed a comprehensive analytics solution to unify data from multiple sources, improve pricing strategies, and enhance consumer engagement. Additionally, aligning supply chain operations with real-time demand fluctuations was critical to optimizing inventory levels and reducing wastage.
Quantzig leveraged its advanced analytics expertise to develop a tailored solution that addressed the client’s core challenges. By integrating structured and unstructured data, Quantzig helped optimize pricing strategies, improve demand forecasting, and enhance customer engagement.
By implementing data-driven strategies, Quantzig enabled the client to achieve real-time decision-making capabilities, ultimately improving its consumer healthcare portfolio’s efficiency and profitability.
With Quantzig’s intervention, the global pharma giant witnessed a 25% growth in revenue from its consumer healthcare segment. The dynamic pricing models optimized profitability across multiple product categories, while AI-driven segmentation improved marketing effectiveness, leading to a 20% increase in customer retention rates.
With Quantzig’s intervention, the global pharma giant witnessed a 25% growth in revenue from its consumer healthcare segment. The dynamic pricing models optimized profitability across multiple product categories, while AI-driven segmentation improved marketing effectiveness, leading to a 20% increase in customer retention rates.