nasscom ilf 2016: understanding customer experience management: a sweet dream or a nightmare?

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Understanding Customer Experience Management:

Sweet Dream or Nightmare?

SCOTT LIEWEHR, CEO (@sliewehr)

DIGITAL CLARITY GROUP

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“A customer’s holistic perception of

a company and its offerings based

on all of the customer’s interactions

with the company…”

Customer Experience

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a constituent

an employee

a customer

a prospect

a studenta patient

a donor

a voter

A “customer” is…

The failure of a single interaction

threatens a customer’s entire

perception of a brand.

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Who cares?

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of consumers say they have

switched business to a competitor

due to poor customer experience

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Empowered consumers

Welcome to the Connected Age(we’ve been here for a while)

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86% of customers say they will pay a

premium for great customer experience

Source: Haaris Interactive survey of North American consumers, 2011. Commissioned by RightNow.

customer

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93% of brands list CX as a Top 5

initiative.

28% list CX as the top priority.

Source: Forrester Research, “The State of Customer Experience”, 2012.

But here’s the nightmare part…

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Studies show:

2.3% have improved

69.2% remain the same

28.5% have gotten WORSE

Source: Forrester’s CX Index of 299 brands between Q1 and Q3 2015

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ΔCs = CxP - CxE

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Customer’s Perceived Experience

– Customer’s Expected Experience

[the change in] Customer Satisfaction

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digital marketing ≠ customer experience

(no matter what the vendors name their products)

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Source: James Chowning Davies’ “Toward a Theory of Revolution”, American Sociological Review, February 1962

J-Curve theory of revolution

The day of reckoning has arrived

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But there’s a better way!

(sweet dream coming…)

Time

Cu

sto

mer

Exp

eri

en

ce

Qu

ality

Improve today’s

experience

Transform the

organization

Sustain cultural

change

Customer-focused transformation

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Digital Outside vs. Digital Inside

Disconnected organizations cannot

thrive in the Connected Age

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survive

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Connect your:

Data

Processes

Systems

Information silos

Employees

And on and on…

It’s not just about digital experiences;

rather, digitally-powered experiences

achieved through digital agility.

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Scott Liewehr, CEOsliewehr@digitalclaritygroup.com | @sliewehr

www.digitalclaritygroup.com@just_clarity

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