Success Story

KIND Hearing Aids

Centralized platform with validated master data and impairment testing of data sets within Due Diligence.

 

  • Master data platform with several hundred thousand data records.
  • Secured data basis for successful marketing activities.
  • Data inventory analysis as part of Due Diligence for takeovers of specialist stores.
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Story
With a total of more than 700 specialty stores and over 3,000 employees, KIND Hörgeräte is the leading family-owned company in hearing aid acoustics. It is one of the most successful and fastest-growing companies in its industry worldwide and is also present in the ophthalmic optics business. In order to continue on this successful path in the future, it is important to have a company-wide, high-quality basis of customer data.
Solution
Under the project name "Phoenix", KIND is developing an outstanding platform for customer master data together with Hitachi Solutions, a specialist in the implementation and optimization of ERP solutions. Within this platform, analyses and cleanups from Uniserv ensure optimized data quality and create a reliable 360-degree view of each individual customer, as a foundation for further marketing activities.
Success
Within the framework of the "Phoenix" project, KIND benefits in particular from even much better marketing measures. KIND hearing aids secures its decisions on the purchase of further specialist stores for hearing aid acoustics and ophthalmic optics in Due Diligence checks with the Data Quality Batch Suite from Uniserv, which has also been licensed, by reliably checking the value of the respective data stocks.

"We back up our purchase decisions as part of our due diligence by using Uniserv's Data Quality Workbench to assess the value of each specialty store's data assets."

Dr. Alexander Kind, Managing Director, KIND

"We back up our purchase decisions as part of our due diligence by using Uniserv's Data Quality Workbench to assess the value of each specialty store's data assets."

Dr. Alexander Kind, Managing Director, KIND