Saving Customer Service from un-Productive Automation
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(audio available) Why does new technology and automation often worsen the customer's experience? Recently I gave a speech at the Jamaica Customer Service Association Conference - 2013 - in which I addressed the sad reality that customer service professionals are often excluded from the loop when key IT and technology decisions are made. The result is that the customer's experience is worsened, simply because no-one is attending to the right elements of new solutions, particularly those that are customer-facing. Listen to the audio from the speech here - http://goo.gl/pdHDxy - while you view the slides and gain the experience of being at the speech in person!
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Saving Customer Service from un-Productive Automation
- 1. Saving Service from un-Productive Automation Francis Wade 2Time Labs / Framework Consulting Inc.
- 2. In a simple world we had one channel
- 5. The number of demands on our time was low
- 6. Today…
- 7. 130 email messages per day 56% overwhelmed by work Human knowledge doubling
- 9. Are we being saved by automation?
- 11. You – “customer service”
- 12. Use technology… Use automation, not be used by it not be used
- 13. Automation is being decided by “others”
- 14. Your objective: To be involved in choices of automation
- 16. My story: An engineer who discovered “people”
- 18. Uncovering issues that no-one owns! 1. Automation 2. “Productivity” Policies
- 24. Your website’s email and information
- 26. Touch-points Experiences Quantify Influence What are the places at which the customers encounters the company when no-one is present?
- 27. Touch-points Experiences Quantify Influence What are the experiences that customers are having at these touchpoints?
- 28. Touch-points Experiences Quantify Influence How can these experiences be quantified and captured as hard evidence?
- 29. Touch-points Experiences Quantify Influence How can the hard evidence be used to influence other people?
- 30. Uncovering issues that no-one owns! 2. “Productivity” Policies
- 31. What difference does a smartphone make to a service professional?
- 32. Reply to my email within the hour!
- 33. We ALL need to reply to his email within the hour…
- 39. Every customer’s email needs a response within thirty minutes!!!
- 40. How can employees be turned into morons?
- 41. New Era Email Policies Policy #1 – move all urgent requests for responses to live communication or instant messaging – away from email
- 42. New Era Email Policies Policy #1 – move all urgent requests for responses to live communication or instant messaging – away from email Policy #2 – set up a helpdesk for customer email while training customers to use other means for urgent communication
- 43. A MUST! Automation drives problems into cracks
- 45. Who are you influencing?
- 46. The customer requires you to intervene
- 47. Thank You NewHabits Foundations Training on Nov 14th Minnie Mouse minnie@disney.com John Smith-Ramlogan john@tstt.net
Notas do Editor
- The rush to automate service delivery and employee productivity has driven a number of critical touchpoints into the cracks… where they aren’t being managed. Come and find out how to impact the customer’s experience in areas that no-one is noticing.Have you noticed that companies are increasingly being taken over by technology and automation, but that the solution that’s implemented might be faster and cheaper, but gives customer experience that’s much much worse? Where are customer service professionals in all this?