Coping strategies for using data when developing customer services

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Coping strategies for making use of data when developing customer services Andrew Lewis Data and Insights Architect MMEX INTEPRETATION TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR 2015-2017 TEKNOLOGI I FORMIDLING AARHUS, 22. AUGUST 2016

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Coping strategiesfor making use of datawhen developing customer services

Andrew LewisData and Insights Architect

MMEX INTEPRETATION TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR 2015-2017TEKNOLOGI I FORMIDLING AARHUS, 22. AUGUST 2016

Let’s think about…

• What we mean when we say “data”• What our digital assets are (or could be)• Integration and complexity• Evidence-based decision making• Customers in customer services

Taking risks

• Strategies developed during 15 years of public-facing digital services in leading UK museums and library services

• Honest truths and tips • Theoretical information design• Pragmatic project delivery• The importance of soft people management

Ideas and helpful things to think aboutto take back to your workplace and use

Go away with

Unpredictable

Unpredictable and complex

Predictable and simple

Predictable but complex

Unpredictable and simple

Predictable

Simple Complex

We work herefor the rest of our careers!

Digital assets

Objects SecurityKnowledge Digital assets

Tools +standards Storage

Objects Knowledge Tools +standards

Digital assets Storage Connectivity

PhotosPreferences

VideosRecords

What are our digital assets?Data

Object records

Event records

Shop records

Conservation records

HR records

Whatever…

Customer contact records(any records)

(any data)Transaction data

Service data

Collectionobject records

Media assets

Events

Shop products Customer behaviour data

Staff knowledge

Learning resources

Re-use is efficient

Search the Collections (STC)

Mobile STC

Website auto-display module

Furniture gallery digital label

Digital map

One chair. One authoritative digital asset.

Used in five services

V&A Digital Map

Collection data fed via web API

Event data fed via web API

V&A Digital Map

One digital asset updates all information

Digital assetsFrom

Web content system

Digital assetsFrom

Vimeo.com

Digital assetsFrom

Blog database

Digital assetsFrom

Shop database

Digital assetsFrom

Collection records

User’s interests get typed here… User’s interests

User data = digital asset

maiolica

Digital assetsFrom

Web content system

Digital assetsFrom

Shop database

Digital assetsFrom

Collection records

Digital assetsFrom

Event database

Automated interests suggestion based on digital asset classification

Are you making them portable?

Do you know all the assets you have?Do you look after them nicely?

Is strategy informing your data need?

Managing digital assets

Are you prioritising data that supports it?

Build in data-capture to

provide evidence

BrowsingTop 10 object pagesviewed, by country

EngagingTop 10 large images

downloaded, by country

Data that makes sense has

more impact

Create evidence

Find out the data staff need to understand

Then design the data structure to capture it

Event Action 1.1Event Category 1

Event Label 1.1.1

Event Action 1.2

Event Label 1.1.2

Event Label 1.2.1

Event Label 1.2.2Event Category 2Event Action 2.1

Event Label 2.1.1

Event Label 2.1.2

Categories Actions Labels

SearchAudioguides - Europe 1600-1815 galleries

Search term used

Navigation - Clicked next item in a tour

Name of audio

Wi-Fi Web address visitors are trying to reach URL visited

Audio controls - Started playing an audio

Name of Tour

Navigation - Selected room tours option

Name of audioAudio controls - Paused an audio

Name of Room

Categories Actions Labels

Designing data capture by physical drawing

and team discussion

Data this up

11.7%11.1%

10.6%19.4%

0.9%2.0%

3.5%3.4%

Game results affect impact of calls to action

Customer data and insights

Value of insight• Commercial opportunity

• Increased public engagement

• Impact of science and research activity

Risk• Legal

e.g. data protection, security, GDPR compliance

• FinancialInefficiency, loss of income

• ReputationalCreepy use of data is very emotive

Establishing a common language

Event card Membership teaser

Website footer email sign up

Wi-Fi welcome pageemail sign up

Automated captureAligned terms

Manual data entry Ambiguous terms

Click icon to add picture

Something simple• Twitter’s data store is a

single data repository

34 customer touch points (34 NHM Twitter accounts)

Overall customer view

• Location of devices

• Language used on devices

• By time of year?

• Compared to news coverage?

Wi-Fi users

= ?

+

• Most sessions

• Longest session

• Compare with engagement of email responses?

• Compare with income generated?

Individual usage patterns

Not all data has the same value

Establishing a common language

ValueQuality

CoverageRisk

ExtractabilityTerms of use

70+ places we store customer data

Making data visible advances collective

understanding

Establishing a common language

Where do we get new contacts from?