2014 AEC Madrid

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Linking Customer Journeys and Digital Transformation Mark Tamis

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My presentation at the AEC (Pasion por el cliente), linking understanding customer needs and expectations and organisational implications

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Linking Customer Journeys

and Digital Transformation

Mark Tamis

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Stimulus

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Touchpoint

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Experience

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Moments of Truth

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CommunicationsRevolution

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Connected Anywhere,Anytime

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An Interconnected World

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Source :E&Y Consumers On Board, June 2014

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Influence of Digital

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Experience Lifecycle

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Customer Journey Mapping

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Reduce Frictions in the Customer Flow

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MakingCustomer JourneysSuccessful

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Touchpoints

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NudgeImprovement

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Moving Beyond Contact and Transactional Data

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Rich Profiles ThroughBig Data and Social Media Interaction

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Monitor, Capture, Sollicit Feedback,Analyze

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From Personas to Patterns

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Major Product Purchase in Store

Store all the detail, in time order

Capture Events

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filter customer journeystime

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customer journeysalignrelative timetime

before after

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Use Context and Behaviour Patterns toAnticipate Expectations

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Optimize for Business Outcomes

Get The Big Picture!

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What Impact on the Organisation?

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Touchpoint & MappingExperience Analysis are your Journey GPS

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Service-Design logic is driven by an innate purpose ofdoing something for and with another party,and is thus customer-centric and customer responsive

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Why DoesDigital TransformationSeem MainlyInternally Focused?

Source PwC: The Cloud you don’t know

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Journey Mappinghelps youFocus

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The impact ofCJM and DT

Source : HBR Putting the Service-Profit Chain to Work -1994

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Business &CustomerIntelligence Value

Proposition

Capabilities Customerand

Business Outcomes

Business Vision and

StrategyPortfolio

Service

Feedback & analysis

Organisational Capabilities

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Conclusions

• Understand Customer Needs & Expectations• Map Customer Journeys• Capture Events at Touchpoints• Complete Event Data with CRM Data• Use Patterns to Anticipate

• Adapt your Service Portfolio• Use feedback loops to adapt and iteratively enhance

Interactions & Experiences

• Optimize for Business and Customer Outcomes

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