As the branch network evolves measurement of the customer experience within the branch channel will need to evolve as well to fit both the changing economic model and customer behaviors. This deck discusses the implications for customer experience measurement as branch networks evolve.
Customer Experience Measurement Implications of Changing Branch Networks
1. Kinesis CEM, LLC
Customer Experience Measurement Implications of Changing Branch Networks
https://blog.kinesis-cem.com/2014/07/30/customer-experience-measurement-implications-of-changing-branch-networks/
Eric Larse is co-founder of Seattle-based Kinesis, which helps companies plan and execute their customer experience strategies.
Mr. Larse can be reached at elarse@kinesis-cem.com.
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Customer Experience
Measurement Implications of
Changing Branch Networks
10. Consistently delivering on
the brand promises despite
disparate branch types.
Does the customer
experience reinforce the
overall brand promise?
3 Customer
Experience
Challenges
11. Fidelity to each branch’s
unique role within network.
Does the customer
experience fit the specific
role and objectives of the
branch?
3 Customer
Experience
Challenges
12. Huge challenges associated
with a transformation of skills
to universal associates.
How to conduct a massive
transition of skills of tellers
into financial advisors and
manage these associates with
fewer employees on site?
3 Customer
Experience
Challenges
13. Flagship Branches
Mixture of customer
satisfaction surveys and
mystery shopping
Customer
Experience
Measurement
Implications
14. Customer
Experience
Measurement
Implications
Community Centers
- Greatest need to refine customer
experience measurement
- Broad skill requirements of universal
associates
- Post-Transaction surveys evaluate
skill level, inquiry resolution,
consistency of service w/ brand
promise
- Mystery shopping across broad
range of scenarios to evaluate skill
level and appropriate referral
practices
16. Evolution of the branch network
will require changes in how the
customer experience is
monitored.
Survey technology is evolving as
well, and will provide an
opportunity to gather customer
experience intelligence in a
highly efficient and productive
manner.
Conclusion