A Phase2 Drupalcon thought leadership event

1. A Modern Digital Experience
Platform:
Create the experience,
deliver the results.

2. Speakers:
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Frank Febbraro
CTO
Mike Mangi
Director of Digital Strategy
Chris Boom
Director of Engineering

3. THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE
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4. Changing Expectations
Customer Experience (CX) expectations are driving channel explosion
Audiences want to engage with brands on the channels they already use
CX is forcing Digital Transformation within organizations of all industries
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The CX Gap
81%
37%
vsA recent eConsultancy
report indicated that 81%
of consumer brands
believe they have a holistic
view of their customers.
Conversely, only 37% of
consumers feel that they
are actually understood by
their favorite brands.

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Customer Behavior Changes
Customer Interaction
61% think that chatbots
allow for faster resolution
for customer service
answers.
Source: Aspect Software Study
61%

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Customer Behavior Changes
Relationship to Brand & Technology
Almost 3⁄4 of regular voice
technology users believe
brands should have unique
voices and personalities for
their apps.
Source: SONARTM, J. Walter Thompson's
proprietary in-house research tool
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8. Responding To
The Market
Unified view of the customer is essential regardless of numerous technology platforms
Digital investments are needed to keep brands flexible and empowered to engage
seamlessly across all channels
We’re working with our clients to build digital experience platforms to achieve their
engagement goals and meet audience needs
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9. Evolution of Drupal and its role in the tech stack
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10. How can you
be competitive?
» Seamless and personalized experience across channels
» An efficient and flexible ecosystem that ties all information together
» Owning the Customer Experience and not being limited by platform / technology
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11. What does a competitive
digital experience
look like?
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Knowing Your Customer

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Personas

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Journey Map

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What does an Omnichannel
Customer Journey
look like?

17. Awareness
Research &
Consideration
Selection Conversion Engagement
Looks at options
on the market
Potential customer
has a need
Account creation,
Purchase,
Subscription
Trial-period
Repeat usage/
purchase,
Feedback,
Sharing
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●ACQUISITION / CONVERSION

18. Issue Troubleshoot Seek-help Resolution Engagement
Encounter issue with
product or service
DIY fix,
Check out FAQ,
Search for
solutions online
Reach out to
customer service
Issue resolved
Post solution,
Sharing positive
experience
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●CUSTOMER SERVICE

19. EMPLOYEE ONBOARDING
New Hire Access Training Advancement Engagement
Welcome,
Introductions
Accounts
configured
HR,
Processes,
Systems
Client work,
Advanced
trainings
Mentoring,
Managing teams
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20. THE NEXT STEP: CUSTOMER JOURNEY ORCHESTRATION
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21. Real-time Customer Journey
Orchestration
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22. Measurement at each step of
the journey
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23. Creating Customer-cent
Experiences:
CUSTOMER JOURNEY BASED
MARKETING
» Real-time action
» Campaigns inform journey but not the main
driver
» Journey’s are optimized to help customer
achieve the customer’s goal
» More complex dialogues based on real-time
data vs. suggested call to actions
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CAMPAIGN BASED
MARKETING
» Batch oriented
» Segmentation based on historical
behavior
» Campaigns historically optimized for
response, signup, buying, etc. are tied
to one discrete action EX. welcome
email, notifications, etc.
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Creating Customer-Centric Experiences:

24. CHALLENGES
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25. CHANNELS
THE TECHNICAL CHALLENGE

26. Multiple tools that need to work together
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27. Teams Involved
Marketing
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IT HR Community
Management /
Customer Support
In-store
operations
Revenue / Finance

28. How can you converge your systems
into an integrated solution to deliver a
seamless cross-channel experience?
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29. DIGITAL EXPERIENCE DELIVERY APPROACHES
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30. Highly integrated external design system
implementation into a central CMS
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31. Pinterest
» Pattern Lab integration for structured
Atomic Design principles
» Design system within standalone Pattern
Lab instance
» Design system shared across multiple
Drupal AND Grav themes

32. Decoupled Drupal as “content infrastructure”
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33. Weight Watchers
» React Native Web frontend
» Drupal 8 “CMS API”: content and metadata only
» Myriad microservices
» GraphQL middle-layer for unified data model between all systems
» Shared design system via Storybook

34. Hybrid / Progressively Decoupled
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35. Major League Soccer
» Drupal CMS
» React scoreboard components
» GraphQL service to aggregate and shape myriad data required
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36. LET’S TALK ABOUT THE MIDDLE LAYER
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37. GraphQL
» Defacto leader in connecting many frontends to many backends
» A query language for APIs: describe the data within your APIs and how to retrieve it
» Client applications retrieve just the data they need, nothing more
» Combine resources into a single request: stitch myriad APIs into shaped responses
» “Strongly typed” system builds clear understanding of WHAT can be retrieved and how
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38. Launching your API
» Standard server / service based hosting
» PaaS providers (Acquia, Platform, Heroku, etc)
» Kubernetes / Docker containers
» Serverless
» AWS Lambda / API Gateway
» Google Cloud Functions / Endpoints
» Azure Functions / API Apps
» BaaS (backend as a service)
» AWS AppSync
» Firebase
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39. WHAT CAN I DO TO GET STARTED?
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Where to Start
The No Fail Guide to Digital
Customer Experience
Investment
WHITE PAPER

41. Digital Experience Platform Worksheet
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42. DISCUSSION
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