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Steve Haeckel (the guy who taught me systems thinking applied to enterprise design) introduced me to Lou Carbone (the guy who helped me fall in love with customer experience). Together, we worked on the wireless drive-thru experience for McDonald’s. Steve taught me how to design a business to be adaptive to its customers’ needs.
Steve Haeckel (the guy who taught me systems thinking applied to enterprise design) introduced me to Lou Carbone (the guy who helped me fall in love with customer experience). Together, we worked on the wireless drive-thru experience for McDonald’s. Steve taught me how to design a business to be adaptive to its customers’ needs.
1 Deepen your customer profile. Customers expect an ever more frictionless experience and more proactive service. You’re dead if you don’t know what your customerscare most about. #2 There are still many contact centers that put internal performance numbers ahead of customers’ needs. New metrics.
Steve Haeckel (the guy who taught me systems thinking applied to enterprise design) introduced me to Lou Carbone (the guy who helped me fall in love with customer experience). Together, we worked on the wireless drive-thru experience for McDonald’s. Steve taught me how to design a business to be adaptive to its customers’ needs.
Step 2: Choose your metrics. So, once you know what you want to achieve, you need to settle on a short list of metrics you can track to determine progress. So every quarter, leaders cross-reference customer feedback data with churn levels. The more specific the target, the clearer the actions required to hit the bullseye.
Your CRM system is a valuable tool here as it already contains a record of your interactions with each customer to date. You can also bring in tools like customer surveys and UX research which can help you dig deeper and understand your customers’ priorities. Do your target customerscare more about certain things than others?
I think the scope of what customers were looking to change back then was much different. Now we are seeing chief customercare officers and CEOs, chief excellence officers. In the large enterprise they are now coming up with a person who has the title of Chief CustomerCare Officer, or Chief Experience Officer.
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I think the scope of what customers were looking to change back then was much different. Now we are seeing chief customercare officers and CEOs, chief excellence officers. In the large enterprise they are now coming up with a person who has the title of Chief CustomerCare Officer, or Chief Experience Officer.
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His Customer Insight work is focused on developing innovative segmentation, targeting, analysis, and measurement solutions. Arie’s key consulting clients included: Prodigy, Safeway, FedEx, USAA, Capital One, BT Wireless (O2), Sumsung Card, LG Capital, and many more. Show podcast and a regular contributor to Forbes. Marsha Collier.
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