R P M CONSULTING
Business Consulting in Durban

RPM Consulting, LLC provides CRM, GIS & mapping, and related technology solutions that help businesses and organizations serve their communities more effectively and profitably. Founded in 1989 by corporate planners and MIS specialists to primarily serve firms in the financial services industry, RPM has grown to include Fortune 500 clients in health care, retailing, hospitality, technology, entertainment and other industries. MarketBank databases contain an estimate of financial services usage, product by product, for every block group in the U.S. They are created by estimating market penetration and potential for each savings, investing, lending and insurance product based upon consumer behavior revealed in the Federal Reserve Bank’s Survey of Consumer Finances, projected to community populations as defined by either ESRI or AGS demographics. Financial Profiles defines demand and potential for each savings, loan and investment product by lifestyle cluster, e.g. Greenlines showcases emerging minority and low to moderate income neighborhoods throughout the U.S., to inform marketing and community and business development, and to empower CRA and HMDA analysis and compliance. We also offer legacy support for Atlas GIS and BusinessMAP FSE and Financial. Organizing banking systems around customer relationships has been at the heart of RPM's practice since This allows RPM to develop spatial business intelilgence systems capable of delivering dashboards and critical BI, including interactive maps, throughout the enterprise. They are used to identify demand and potential in branch trade areas and sales regions, and to score customer and prospect lists. This allows analysts to focus on current office locations, and also have the capability to trace and project the development and ownership of branches over time. They allow institutions to review their opportunities with respect to fair lending complaince and tax incentive areas, and are based upon definitions of these neighborhoods supplied by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Community Development Fund of Financial Institutions (CDFI), with digital local incentive geographies provided by Tax Technology Research.