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Managing Exceptional Customer Service and Customer Experience with Relevant Measures
Professor Jukka Laitamaki, [email protected]
New York University School of Professional Studies
Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality
“If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Manage It”
Peter Drucker
Exceptional Customer Service Measures1. Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
2. Customer Retention Score (CRS)3. Net Promoter Score (NPS)
1. Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
From 1 * to 5 ***** Stars
2. Customer Retention Score (CRS)Acquiring a new customer is 5 to 25 times
more expensive than retaining one
CRS = ((CE-CN)/CS)) x 100CE = Number of customers at the end of the period
CN = Number of NEW customers at the end of the periodCS = Number of customers at the start of the period
3. Net Promoter Score (NPS)How likely are you to recommend us?
Exceptional Customer Experience Measures:
1. Customer Journey Mapping and Key Touch Point Analysis
2. Exceptional Customer Service Measures 1, 2 & 3
3. Employee Satisfaction, Engagement, Retention and Turnover
4. Social Media Monitoring: Online Analytics, Buzz Analysis and Social Media Intelligence
Exceptional Customer Experience Measures:
1. Customer Journey Mapping and
Key Touch Point Analysis
4. Social Media Monitoring: A. Online Analytics: Data from Facebook, Twitter, Blogs,
Comment Pages, News Feeds, etc.B. Buzz Analysis: Monitoring and analyzing online consumer
responses and sentimentsC. Social Media Intelligence (SMI): Intrusive and non-intrusive
intelligence from open and closed social networks
Exceptional Customer Experience Business Measures:
1. First Choice for Customers and Potential Employees2. Customer Lifetime Value
3. Share of Customer Wallet4. Revenue Growth
5. Cost Savings6. Profitability
“It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into
trouble.It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so”
Mark Twain
Ronni SchorrGlobal Vice President of Marketing
Circles, Sodexo Group
A CEO was flying to London for a Black-tie event. When he landed at Heathrow he realized he forgot his tux shirt. Having to go straight to a meeting with no time to go buy one, he remembered he had Concierge service through his company. The concierge quickly went out and purchased a tux shirt, brought it to his hotel and had it brought up to his room which was waiting for him when he returned to the hotel to get ready for the event.
The customer experience is paramount and a key differentiator-Epicenter of the brands DNA
Voice of the Customers
3 Key Experience Indicator
KEIs provide information to decision makers
KEIs precede or predict business outcomes.
KEIs gives insight intoqualitative findings and customer anecdotes
Key Experience Indicators (KEIs) provide a quantitative score of a specific, important, and actionable phenomenon related to using a product or service. Measuring KEIs has the following benefits:
Who are the Consumers in 2020?
What’s the best way to communicate with this population?
Random Active Passive Persistent Targeted Engagement
Random Customers representing a sample population
Comment Cards used for remediation Survey invite-targeted audience
All can be delivered via mobile
• Gives provider a clear view of how to attract and retain the most profitable customers
• Provides insight into how invest in relationship development
Customer Acquisition Cost
• Provider can intervene and change a negative perception into a positive
• Auto alerts allow for follow-up tasks to be determined for detractors
Closing the Loop
• Motivational tool for a more focused organization to improve products, services and the overall customer experience
Motivation
• Comment sections allow the company to get direct feedback from the customer and ensure they are working to meet expectations
Voice of Customer
Why are these
Important?
MethodsNPS and CSAT
Understanding your customer segment with NPS.
One simple question:
How likely are you to recommend to a friend or colleague?
What does satisfaction depends on?• The product or service• The date of their first interaction• Number of interactions• Geographic locations
*Source: Bain & Company
Using NPSCompetitive Benchmark
Customer Relationship
Touchpoint
Objective
• Competitive comparison• Strategy decisions• Goal setting
• Frontline learning• Organizational learning• Customer relationship enhancement
Who
• Customers• Competitor’s customers
(double-blind research)
• Existing customers(representative sample of census)
• Customers with recent touchpoint experience
Closed-loop
• No • Yes • Yes
Other follow-up
• Data analysis• Cross-functional projects• Major initiatives
• Account planning• Product, policy or
other enhancements
• Touchpoint experienceimprovement/redesign
• Customer call-backs• Coaching for employees
Select NPS Score Examples by Industry
76%
70%
65%
54%
27%
27%
26%
26%
2%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Apple (laptops)
Apple (smartphones)
Apple (tablets)
TurboTax
Acer
Blackberry (smartphones)
Blackberry (tablets)
Microsoft (tablets)
McAfee
Select Technology NPS
69%
50%
21%
2%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Amazon
Netflix
Google Shopping
Blockbuster On Demand
Select Online Service NPS
78%
56%
36%
28%
6%
-13%
-20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Select Financial Service NPS
HSCA Bank
Citigroup
Morgan Stanley
American Express
Vanguard
USAA (banking)
Source: Satmetrix, Researchscape.com
Devon is the epitome of customer service. She goes above and beyond to help. Great services
provided. Thank you!
Customer SAT Drivers
WE WANTTO BE
THE BEST
Everything we do pivots around the consumers
experience. Every touch point and interaction is an
opportunity to provide exceptional service experience
CUSTOMER SERVICECONNECTION TO WORK & HOME
DIGITAL EXPERIENCEVENDOR NETWORK OMNI-CHANNEL ACCESS
DISCOUNTS & PERKSQUICK & VAUABLE RESULTS
PERSONALIZED EXPERIENCE
ENGAGING EVENTS
Case StudiesCircles and Apple
• Improve internal communication• Ensures that everyone feels at best in their
professional environment
verage NPS2017-722018-63
Timeliness Results Usefulness Results Overall Results
96% 92.8%+80 95.3%
NPS
From traditional reception to the visitor experience of the future
Community Manager• Creates a vibrant atmosphere in the lobby• Helps enhance tenant´s day to day QoL• Offers concierge services
• Organizes events that strengthen the community• Real estate owner´s/clients ambassador• Actively searches for improvements
Average NPS2017-722018-63
Timeliness Results Usefulness Results Overall Results
96% 92.8%+80
“I really liked how detailed my experience
was. I was not expecting such a
service. I am WOW'd. Thank you.”
“Jason was friendly, knowledgeable, and knew exactly what I
needed. Thanks man!”
95.3%
“Love this service so much! Will use them for
many other things coming up”
“Devon went beyond my expectations. This was my first time using the
Concierge Program and with her and James the professionalism was
outstanding. Devon delivered the flowers I purchased to my wife's work after her shift was over, took a photo to confirm delivery and she was very surprise and impressed as well. I will be using the
service more often now.”
NPS
Case Study-APPLE
❑ Start with the Customer❑ Listen to Customers
Apple’s NPS team uses customer feedback to better understand the reason that turnsCustomers into promotors or detractors
❑ Quickly Close the Loop❑ Engage all employees with NPS
A-Approach customers with a personalized, warm welcomeP-Probe politely to understand the customer’s needsP-Present a solution for the customer to take home todayL-Listen for and resolve issues or concernsE-End with a fond farewell and an invitation to return
You've got to start with the customer experience and work back towardsThe technology-not the other way around-Steve Jobs
Average NPS2017-722018-63
Average NPS2017-722018-63
Ken Fordyce, Ph.D. Director Advanced Analytics
Arkieva
View from the Trenches
Ken Fordyce
Summary of Jukka M. Laitamaki, Ph.D. & Ronni Schorr
Analyze the data for the following “uses” from passive to pro-active
• Summarize current status
• Generate alerts
• Determine actions to take
• Estimate impact of actives (DSIM – decision simulation)
What to measure and why
Establish Metrics **
Collect and Store
Data
Analyze data
Responsiveness: capture, identify, and respond
Responsiveness is universal theme
1. Medical treatment, government, factories
2. Supply chains
1. Mattress
2. Cosmetics3. The ability to simultaneously respond to customers’ needs and
emerging business opportunities in an intelligent, orderly manner is a survival requirement for today’s marketplace. Our customers continue to tell us that the quality of our responsiveness is as important to them a the quality of our products.” - Nick Donofrio, IBM SR VP, Technology & Manufacturing,2001,Interfaces, 31:1:123
A Few Basic Analytics Observations
1. Analytics – statistics, data manipulation, machine
learning, knowledge of the application area
2. The bridge from collecting the data to benefits (actions)
3. Analytics methods – evolving over time
4. Clean your data
5. Understand the limits of your metrics
6. All models are wrong, some are useful
Personal Experiences from the Trenches
Avoid over reacting to “random” fluctuations – easier said than done
There is no substitute for “domain” knowledge – knowing the area
being measured
• Example the missing importance of reliability
Personal Experiences from the Trenches
Most of the data collected is categorical (satisfied, neutral, not satisfied), not
numeric (blood pressure). However many firms convert the categories to
numbers to create a single score, beware of scores – they can be misleading
• In this example customers are asked if they are satisfied, neutral, or
dissatisfied.
• To create an index satisfied are assigned a 1, neutral a 2, and dissatisfied
a 3. An average score is calculated as an index of satisfaction.
• Observe Group 1 and Group 2 have time same index of satisfaction (2),
but a very different satisfaction profile.
• Group 1 all neutrals – your customers are neither excited or unhappy,
just ok
• Group 2 has a split personality – half love your product, half hate it
Same satisfaction score, different response
Same satisfaction score, different response
The goal of the analytics
is an action plan, it is
likely the action plans for
group 1 and group 2 will
be different
Q & A