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Brands
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Why Should UNS Focus on the Customer?
• Revenue poten*al with the sale of new products /services. • Increased ability to cross service your exis*ng customers
– Increased adop,on of self service channels – Increased ability to deliver DSM/REST programs
• Improved brand reputa*on and increased customer loyalty – Builds trust when rate increases occur
• Enhanced rela*onship with Commission – Supported by voters (customers)
• Prepara*on for compe**on • Reduces live agent calls resul*ng in lower opera*ng costs
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The Op*mal UNS Customer Experience
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Adapted from ‘Mobile Retailing Blueprint: A Comprehensive Guide for Navigating the Mobile Landscape, Version 2.0.0,’ National Retail Federation’s Mobile Retailing Initiative, January 4, 2011
Experiences Happen
Everywhere Customer
Web Bill Inserts
Web Ads
Radio Ads
Marke,ng Material
Live agent bill
IVR
E-‐mail
Mobile
Text
Chat
Customer Touchpoints
Customer Care Trouble &
Field
Meter Readers
Engineering
Key Accounts
Investor Rela,ons
Power Plant
Accoun,ng Finance
Energy Efficiency
Renewable
Marke,ng
IT
Audit
Legal
Regulatory
Experiences Happen Through
Everyone
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Customer Analytics
• Demographics • Income • Age • Household Composi*on • Urbaniza*on
• Neighborhood Measures • Tenure/Housing type • Predominant Ages • Employment • Educa*on • Race & Ethnicity
• Energy Usage • Program Par*cipa*on
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Customer Contact Distribution
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Calls by CSR 66%
Calls by IVR 24%
Automated Web 5%
Manual Web 5%
2012 Web Users 10%
Calls by CSR 80%
Calls by IVR 20%
2002
Customer Engagement -‐ Communica*ons
Website
Collateral Materials 6 of 13
Customer Engagement -‐ Communica*ons
Facebook TwiOer
Mobile App (Future) 7 of 13
Employee Engagement -‐ Communica*ons
Foster employee
understanding of, and buy-‐in
for, the Customer
Experience strategy.
NewsleOer
Wallet Card 8 of 13
ü Involta - $15M investment, 40,000 square foot data center, Tier III, co-location facility
ü 4.4MW - $2M in annual sales and $900,000 in margin ü Infrastructure improvement for our community ü Customer Experience in action ü Cross-functional team approach
ü Aerospace, bioscience, solar, transportation and logistics.
Economic Development
Align company growth ini*a*ves with local area of focus. Partner with local and state organiza*ons to drive new and expand
exis*ng businesses in our service territory.
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Current Projects ü Data Centers
$2M in annual sales $900,000 in annual margin
ü Leveraging Fixed Network Year 1 $105,000 Year 2 $238,000 Year 3 $369,000 Year 4 $500,000 Year 5 $567,000
ü Alternate business models for Energy Efficiency and Renewable
EE = $3.2M in 2012 Renewable = post incen,ve
ü Non-‐Road Transporta*on Market
New Product Development
Develop new products/businesses to meet customers’ energy needs and generate revenue for the organiza*on.
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Key Account Management
Enhance and maintain rela*onships with our largest customers. Realize revenue, mi*gate erosion, reduce O&M, save capital.
Current Projects ü Sierrita Substa*on sale Annual Revenue & Margin: $131,000/$59,500 ü Ina Road Waste Water Annual Revenue & Margin: $121,500/$548,000
ü Roger Road Waste Water Annual Revenue & Margin: $224,500/$135,750 ü Asarco outages/opportuni*es
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Customer Experience Process
Current Experience Audit & Mapping
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Customer Research & Segmentation
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Internal Process & Information Flow
Analysis 3
Policy & Goal Alignment Review
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Experience & Interaction Design
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Customer Insights Program Design
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Business Case Development
& Presentation 7
Implementation
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Ongoing Management & Optimization
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UNDERSTAND
IMPLEMENT
EXCEL
Single view of the customer.
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Customer Analytics
Web and IVR
PLAN
The Value of a Coordinated Customer Experience
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