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Jerome Nadel Chief eXperience Officer

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Jerome Nadel Chief eXperience Officer

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The Evolution of Digital

The Second Coming… The .com Bubble The Web is Born Networking Mainframes Rule

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Digital Mega-Trends

We live in exponential times…

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1. Wired World

Close to 2 billion people will be online by 2010…

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2. Invisible Computers

Today, everything is connected to the Internet…

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3. Online Business Models

Long Tail Free + Premium = Freemium

Brokerage Model Online Advertising

Dem

and

Price

Free

$ 0.01

Broker

Buyer Seller

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1995 1997 Today…

4. Social Computing

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5. User Generated Content

Millions of Content Creators (Consumer)

Thousands of Publishers

Web-based Content

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6. Organic Knowledge

Business Intelligence is the #1 priority and IT growth spend…

Documented / Formalized

Reports

Help Systems

Business Rules

Glossaries

Research

Taxonomies

Organic / Experiential

Notes

Chat

Wikis

Comments

Tagging

Blogs

Previous Actions

Communities

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What are the Implications?

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1. Changing User Needs…

http://innovationfeeder.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/what-people-are-doing-online/

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2. Business Needs to Catch Up

Digital Technology Users

Strategy

Business

Digital Technology Users

Strategy

Business

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3. Digital Empowerment of Users

Users

Business

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4. Adapt or Die…

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Institution

Online Mobile

Email

The “Banking/Investment Ecosystem” of Old

Statement Online

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

Statement CSR

Credit Cards

Checking Account CD

Savings Account

Mortgage

Concierge

Consultancy, Collaborative

Self-Service

High Net Worth

Mass Affluent (Investment)

Banking

Portfolio

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Institution

Online Mobile

Email

Statement CSR

Credit Cards

Checking Account CD

Savings Account

Mortgage

Portfolio Credit Cards

Checking Account CD

Savings Account

Mortgage

Financial Advisor

Institution

Online Mobile

Email Statement Online

Financial Advisor

Statement CSR

Portfolio

Consolidated Statement

Banking

Mass Affluent (Investment)

Banking +

Mass Affluent (Investment)

Concierge

Consultancy, Collaborative

High Net Worth

The Evolution of the “Banking Ecosystem”

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Financial Institutions are Changing Forever

Vanishing Act: Wall street is disappearing through mergers and acquisitions – and recent failures

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Mass Affluent ROI

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Customer Experience as a Differentiator

Products & Services Portfolio •  Checking/savings

accounts •  Mortgage •  Debit/credit cards •  Investment products •  Third party transfers •  Bill payment

Service Channels

•  Internet banking •  ATM network •  24x7 Call center •  IVR & email support •  Mobile banking •  Online chat

Customer Experience

•  Value added products and services based on deeper understanding of customer behavior

•  Efficient multi-channel customer experience

•  Reduced cost of servicing

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Understanding Customers is Key

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Managing Customer Experience

79% of consumers will commit to a deeper product or service relationship with a brand after a satisfying experience. 59% of customers who have multi-channel interactions will stop doing business with the brand after just one bad experience - 2004 IBM customer study

Create advocates! Advocates… • spend more • remain customers longer • refer new customers

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Optimizing a Multi-channel Experience

Apply

Research Transact Website Branch

Call center

Website Branch

Branch

ATM

Mobile Secure Website

Feedback Support

Email Mobile

Call center

IVR

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Optimizing Cost vs. Value

Scenario: Open an account

Customer convenience -  Time and effort

Website Branch

Cost per transaction

Customer convenience

Perceived value

Website Call center

+

Perceived value - Personalized service -  Privacy and security -  Advice

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Converting a Visit Into a Relationship

Convert •  Highlight value proposition •  Educate on products •  Support product selection •  Simplify application process •  Contextually up sell products •  Address privacy and security

concerns

Engage •  Maintain communication

across channels •  Advise to make good financial

decisions •  Offer value added services

and products

Service •  Offer self-serve channels •  Provide proactive

communication and support •  Contextually up sell products

and services

$

Satisfaction Loyalty

Wallet Share $

$ $ $ $

Persuasive Emotive Trustworthy

Responsive Reliable Consistent Predictable

Proactive Enriching Rewarding Advisory

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Strategic Initiatives and Digital Technology

SI SI SI SI

Company Strategy

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SI SI SI SI

Strategic Initiatives and Digital Technology

Company Strategy

SI SI SI SI

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Business Strategy Converges on User Experience

C

A B

Competitive Landscape

Business Strategy & Vision

Target Audience

Data

Applications

Technology

IT Infrastructure

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Staying Ahead by Looking at the Future

How do you get there?

Where are you now?

Where do you want to be?

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Stakeholder Visioning

Concrete and operational…

Priorities of Individual Stakeholders

Siloed and disconnected…

Unified and Executable Vision

Greater agility

Better access to company knowledge

Competitive advantage

Faster time to market

Lower costs

Higher employee satisfaction

Stakeholder visioning

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Stakeholder Visioning

Stakeholder visioning

Priorities of Individual Stakeholders Unified and Executable Vision

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Assessing Current State

How do you get there?

Where are you now?

Where do you want to be?

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Understanding the User

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Think Personas: Your Customers and their Goals

Information driven Value driven

Feature driven

§  Product research §  Product comparison and

selection §  Account application §  Learn about privacy and

security measures

§  Multi-channel §  Customer support §  Account application §  Value added services

§  Multi-product, multi-channel §  Value added services §  High value transactions §  Smart financial decisions

Ryan 38 years old, Sales Manager

Always on the move…

I want to bank at my convenience

Rosa and Alan 39 and 42 years. They’d like to begin college funds for their two kids

We need an easy way to plan for our children and protect our assets.

Phil 58 years old, CEO Planning for retirement.

I would like to know about investments options.

Jim 48 Years, VP Telecom Manages several accounts and credit cards

Banking has to be as efficient as I am. It should be there when I need it and it has to be simple.

Michelle 24 years old, MBA Starting her first job as HR Manager

I’m ready to focus on my finances.

Christina 45 years old, Single Mom Moved to new town, new people, new bank

I want a secure future for my child

Educate Advise Service and Communicate

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Understanding the Current Assets

Bank

Bill Pay Utilities

Payment Gateway Retail

Funds Transfer Other Banks

Investments / SIP AMC

Premium Payments Insurance

Trading Brokerage

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The UX Metrics Dashboard

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UX Metrics Synthesize Analytics and Strategy

Cross-channel UX Dashboard

Channel UX Score

Channel Best Practices

Personas & Scenarios Key Pages / Prompts

Scorecards

Track / Compare

Persuasion, Emotion, Trust

Track / Compare

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Jerome Nadel Chief eXperience Officer

Seven takeaways…

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1. Everything Digital

We live in exponential times…

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2. Experience Trumps Performance

Products & Services Portfolio •  Checking/savings

accounts •  Mortgage •  Debit/credit cards •  Investment products •  Third party transfers •  Bill payment

Service Channels

•  Internet banking •  ATM network •  24x7 Call center •  IVR & email support •  Mobile banking •  Online chat

Customer Experience

•  Value added products and services based on deeper understanding of customer behavior

•  Efficient multi-channel customer experience

•  Reduced cost of servicing

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Banking + Mass Affluent

High Net Worth

3. The New “Banking/Investment Ecosystem”

•  Integrated, less stratified •  More products and services •  Optimized Advisor-Investor intimacy •  Effective channel strategy

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4. Persuasion in Design

Performance + Persuasion = conversion, contribution, uptake, usage…

Performance Design can do

Persuasion Design will do

Validation Design

Assessment

Strategy

Science

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4. Persuasion in Design Persuade me to…

Contribute

Collaborate

Take Action

Research

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5. Know Me to Influence Me

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6. It’s About Me…

My stuff

Other investments I may be interested in

What else can you do for me?

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7. Keep Innovating (Empirically)

How do you get there?

Where are you now?

Where do you want to be?

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HFI’s UX Strategy Framework

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Headquarters 410 West Lowe Fairfield, IA 52556 Phone: (800) 242-4480 (641) 472-4480 Fax: (641) 472-5412 Boston 1050 Waltham Street, Suite 410 Lexington, MA 02421 Phone: (781) 860-7200 Fax: (781) 860-7979 Baltimore 1720 Thames Street Baltimore, MD 21231 Phone: (410) 327-1012 / 1013 Fax : (410) 327-1014 Mumbai, India Unit 7, Srishti Plaza, Next to Killick Nixxon, Off Saki-Vihar Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400072 Phone: 91 (22) 40170400 Fax: 91 (22) 2847 5554 Bangalore, India 310/6 HR Complex, 2nd Floor Koramangala, 5th Block Bangalore 560 095 Tel: +91 (80) 5150 7221/22/23 Fax: +91 (80) 5150 7220

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