Whose company, frees the crowd? - Service Management

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Whose company, frees the crowd? Duncan Troup, The Tingle Tree Group [email protected] 0459 825547

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Whose company, frees the crowd?

Duncan Troup,The Tingle Tree [email protected] 825547

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

Duncan Troup

Tingle Tree Group

Today’s Session

Identify

• The need

• What thought leaders are saying

Design

• Crowd support Basics

Implement

• What the vendors are doing

• What are the risks and where to start

Deliver Benefit

• What the vendors are saying

• Case Study 1 - Sephora

• Case Study 2 - RMIT

• Case Study 3 - Uni Melb

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

Duncan Troup

Tingle Tree Group

About Us

Small specialist group with focus on creating lean models of service

Three areas of interest:

• Lean methods

• High performance service teams

• Service innovation through crowd support

Launched in September 2015

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

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Tingle Tree Group

Online Community / Crowdsourcing

“An online community is a virtual community whose members interact with each other primarily via the Internet. For many, online communities may feel like home, consisting of a ‘family of invisible friends’.”

“Crowdsourcing is the process of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of people, and especially from an online community, rather than from traditional employees or suppliers.”

Source: Wikipedia

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

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Tingle Tree Group

Why you need the crowd

• Reduced headcount in shared services

• Higher experience expectations

• Broader definition of technology service - particularly with respect to End User Computing / Bring Your Own Device

• Highly engaged crowd with familiarity with badging and gamification

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

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Tingle Tree Group

Crowd Support

is all around

us

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Tingle Tree Group

• 63% of employees say that contacting internal IT is not one of the first three things they would do.

• 63% of employees ask non-IT coworkers for support related to digital technology problems.

• 62% of employees search for solutions to digital technology problems on the Internet.

no longer service

innovation…it’s just good

business

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DESIGN

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

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Tingle Tree Group

Types of Service Work

Structured Work

• “Work that relates to a user’s fundamental break in service or need to access a service that is articulated in binary terms with a definite question and definite answer.”

• Best for Service Management / CRM Tools

Unstructured Work

• “Work that relates to a gap in experience and therefore maximises value from a product / service that is articulated in subjective terms with a broad question and multidimensional answer”

• Candidate for Online Community / Crowd Support

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The Vendor / ITSM Adoption Curve

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IMPLEMENT

(Understanding the Difference Between Simple and Easy)

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Gamification / incentivisation?

Community moderated?

Neighbourhoods?

Internal / external?Moratorium

period?

Badges?

Identity management?

Tight / loose branding?

YOU SHOULD CONSIDER...

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Tingle Tree Group

Identify (2-4 weeks):• Identify work types and fit for peer to

peer support• Identify user personas and attraction

to this service channel (what’s in it for them)

Design (2-4 weeks):• Update Service Model• Identify Product / Platform on which

to host content• Define knowledge hierarchy and

gamification modelImplement (8-12 weeks):• Implement community• Migrate existing knowledge [where

appropriate]• Integrate into existing assets

Deliver• Material ROI impact after 3-6 months

Service transformation

is only one quarter away

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DELIVER BENEFITDELIVER BENEFIT

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Why your customers are your untapped service agents - the case for crowd support in IT service management

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Tingle Tree Group

Vendor ROI Stories

“Barclaycard decreased customer

complaints by 50%”

Improved ServiceLithium Community /

Barclaycard

“JiveX has produced amazing results for us, from helping us retain our drivers to helping

them be more effective on the road.”

Social LearningJive / Sidecar

“Staff hours needed to publish and manage

content were trimmed by nearly 70%, saving an

estimated $8 million over three years..”

Time to MarketJive / T-Mobile

“Average response time for questions is within just 3 minutes (24/7).

An amazing 95% of queries were answered

within 60 minutes.”Total Call DeflectionLithium / Giff Gaff

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INCLUDE ANOTHER CASE STUDY• AGL? Telstra? MYOB? GiffGaff?

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CASE #1 - External Facing Community

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May 14 June 14 July 14 Aug 14 Dec 14 May 15 Jan 16

Service launch“How do I”

questions70%!

Transform service delivery

from fixing to

coaching

Split the work into

“It’s broken” and

“How do I”

Fix on First Contact 95%!!

3000 visits pw50% from

Google direct20% call

reduction

Business case

written

OUTCOME: 20% reduction in calls delivered in 6 months

CASE #2 - External Facing Crowd Support

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CASE #3 – Amplifying ServiceNow Social Q&A

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Thank You

Q&A:What is stopping the crowd being part of your service team?