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Service Excellence
ISSIP Innovation SIG
Greg Oxton
Consortium for Service Innovation
Consortium Members
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The Goal of the
Support Organization?
Definition of Service Excellence
• Maximize customer realized value/success
through the use of our products and services
– Easy and seamless service integrated into the
context of use
– Continuous improvement of the whole customer
experience
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Time
Custo
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r V
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e
+
-
0
Customer
Expectations
Expectations
Not Met
“Maintenance”
Expectations
Exceeded
“Added Value”
Customer Value
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Time
Customer
Expectations
Case/Incident
Opened
Exception
Self-service
and Forums
Integrated
Resolution
* *
* * Value Erosion
Value Erosion C
usto
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+
-
0
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“Added Value” Reduce Customer Effort
Time
Cu
sto
me
r Effo
rt
High
Low
Automation
Ease of use
Context sensitive help
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Customer
Expectations
“Added Value” Increase Capability
Cu
sto
mer V
alu
e
Time Low
High
Sense and respond
to customer intent Learning
On-demand
Functionality
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Customer
Expectations
“Added Value” What if we could do both!
Increase capability and reduce effort
Cu
sto
mer V
alu
e
Time
Cu
sto
me
r Effo
rt
Low
High High
Low
Automation
Ease of use
Sense and respond
to customer intent Learning
Context sensitive help
On-demand
Functionality
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Added Value
• Enabling pre-defined customer capability and
service levels is necessary.
• Responding to un-anticipated needs and
opportunities is compelling!
– How do we dynamically create the capability and
capacity to respond to unanticipated customer
needs in a relevant and timely way?
– Scope: the entire customer experience (not just
support experience) 9
Organizational
Comparison Old Model
– Structural capital
– Hierarchies
– Linear processes
– Command and control
– Activity based measures
New Model
– Social capital
– Networks
– Double loop processes
– Alignment/engagement
– Value based measures
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The Adaptive Organization
Old Model New Model
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Re
latio
ns
hip
High
Efficiency Low High
On Site
Remote
Support Call
Mgmt
Web
Relationship Efficiency
Integrated and Generative?
Compromise?
What we need is. . .
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• Non-linear model that connects relevant people
independent of their role
• Focused on customer success
• Generative – on demand capability and capacity
• Every interaction is an opportunity to improve the next
interaction
Customers
Partners
Employees
Competition
The Fringe
Organizational
Implications • How aligned and engaged are we?
– Are goals and values explicit and well-known?
• How well and broadly do we collaborate?
– Are there strong organizational boundaries that inhibit cross
functional collaboration?
• What is our tolerance for discovery?
– Do we fear failure more than we celebrate learning?
• Are customers present in our conversations?
– Are those who will benefit from the outcome part of the
conversations?
• How good are we at capturing and reusing what we
collectively know?
9/16/2014
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Service Excellence
ISSIP Innovation SIG
Greg Oxton
Consortium for Service Innovation
www.serviceinnovation.org