Cemc 1. session

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Introduction to Customer experience management 1. Session Customer Experience management challenge

Transcript of Cemc 1. session

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Introduction to Customerexperience management

1. Session

Customer Experience managementchallenge

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We need to provide better customer experience because…

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... because market leaders do

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...because of the purpose of thisorganisation

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“The best thing about exchange is to explore your abilities as in personal as in professional way and its all connected with culture, practise, according LC, other trainees, local people and overall your attitude. As more you will try to do your best, as more you will get...“

Zane Vilnīte. Latvian, Intern in The Netherlands - GIP

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“My experience in Cluj-Napoca was fantastic. More than causing a positive impact in the Romanian society was to know how important is to develop empathy with a culturally different people . You are only able to understand a different culture when you experience and live it yourself.”

Matheus Mello. Brazilian, Intern in Romania - GCDP

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... because 2015 means that we have to provide high-qualityexperiences

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... because 2015 means that we haveto provide 600 000 unique experiences

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Supply and demandmanagement

National projects

Country to country partnerships

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Customer experiencemanagement is neither a „must do“ nor strategic

initiative...

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...it should be a habit of the 86 000 members of this organisation whowant to leverage youth´s potential

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Where is Quality?

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MoS : Net Promoter Score

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Measuring quality with onlyone indicator would be

over-simplifying

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MoS

KPI

KPIKPI

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KPI´s MoS

• Response rate

• % of promoters

• Casesclosed/Casesopen

• Net promoterScore

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Net promoterscore

Customer Behaviour

Purchase - Refer

• Organizational

• Long term results

Micro - Level Macro - Level

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If we want to grow to 302 X thisyear, we have to increase our

customers loyalty

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KPIs

• Response rate

• % of promoters

• Cases closed/Cases open

Importance

• How engaged are ourcustomers with AIESEC

• How good are we atcreating powerfulexperiences

• How quickly are we able to respond to our customersneeds

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Why? DesignData

collection

Analysis

/reporting

Actions/

operations

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Why? DesignData

CollectionAnalysis / Reporting

Actions / Operations

• To provide more and better experiences

• Measure of Success: Net Promoter Score

• Key Performance Indicators:• % promoters• Response rate• Cases closed / Cases Open

Leadership we need• Long term thinking• Action driven• Customer oriented

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Why? Design Data Collection

Analysis / Reporting

Actions / Operations

Surveys based on EP Flow and Programme Definitions

Transactional surveys for GIP/GCDP are sent every 2 weeks per experience, on 3 touch-points: Matched, Realized, Completed

Relational Surveys for TMP/TLP are sent every 6 months per person.

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Why? DesignData

CollectionAnalysis / Reporting

Actions / Operations

Outsourced IT platform to survey customers and have standard reports

Database management by AIESEC International

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Why? DesignData

CollectionAnalysis / Reporting

Actions / Operations

Defined role towards customer & data usage for every level of the organization: MC, LC, and, AI

Reporting (different per level)InternallyExternallyProgramme Participants

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Why? DesignData

CollectionAnalysis / Reporting

Actions / Operations

For every level of the organization,Clear action plans based on the role towards customer & data usage

Defined HR structure

Incentive systems aligned

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Why? DesignData

CollectionAnalysis / Reporting

Actions / Operations

At all levels!

Managed by AIESEC

International!

Where the action

happens!

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So why is it sodifficult to do it?

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There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more

uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things!

(Machiavelli)

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"For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn

by doing them„ (Aristotle)

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Is this enough to becustomer oriented?

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Even if we know, if we do it, there is something missing!

Change will never be led bydocuments, booklets, wiki, this

session…

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Nothing can replace your leadership.

Your leadership is your biggest asset, and therole of this generation is to lead AIESEC in

Austria

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First task

• Fill „custome feedback analysis“ template

• Set your goals in NPS for each program for Q4

• DDL – 29th october