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    1. Voice of the Customer 22 Best Practices Barry Johnson Knowledge Engineers ke@ topher.net or 972.414.9301
    2. Process and Outcomes • Outline a systematic VOC process. • Address the full customer relationship cycle before, during, and after to integrate key VOC listening posts. • Present 30+ best-practices you can – benchmark against and – use to address the most important gaps in your current process or to create a better process. • Working understanding of how the Baldrige Criteria can be used to create a systematic VOC process.
    3. Barry Johnson • BA, MBA • USAF / USAFA Asst. Professor of Management • Entrepreneur, Consultant • Baldrige Examiner • ASQ-Certified Six Sigma-Lean Black Belt • Manager, eBaldrige • GrandDad GB in 2001. BB in 2003. Working on MBB. • Has applied “excellence” methodologies in 98 organizations over the last 15 years.
    4. Ground Rules • The right people are in the room. • We will begin and end on time. • Everyone will be heard (be brief). • Disagreement is tolerated. • This is Texas. Leave your firearms outside.
    5. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices UNDERSTAND MARKETS AND CUSTOMERS 1. Identify customers, customer groups, and market segments. NISH Customer & Market Focus Model • 3 Customer Groups – Federal government, – NPAs/CRPs, – People with Severe Disabilities • Segmentation method differs for each Group – Agency, Product v Service, Value Proposition – Type Product or Service, Size, Value Proposition – Skills, Developmental Needs, Value Proposition
    6. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices UNDERSTAND MARKETS AND CUSTOMERS 2. Determine which customer groups and segments to pursue with current and future products and services. NISH Customer & Market Focus Model • Products • Services • Custodial/Janitorial • Grounds Maintenance • Commissary • Facilities Support
    7. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices UNDERSTAND MARKETS AND CUSTOMERS 3. Include customers of competitors and other potential customers and markets. NISH Customer & Market Focus Model • 8(a) • HUBZone • Service Disabled Veteran-owned
    8. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF THE CUSTOMER 5. Tailor listening and learning methods to customers, customer groups, and segments. NISH Customer & Market Focus Model • FED: Database services, Focus Groups • CRP: Surveys (Written & Phone & Web) • PWSD: Interviews, Focus Groups
    9. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices USE VOC INFORMATION & FEEDBACK 6. Use relevant information and feedback from current and former CUSTOMERS, including: – marketing and sales information, – CUSTOMER loyalty and retention data, – CUSTOMER referrals, – win/loss ANALYSIS, and – complaint data; • to – plan P&S and marketing, – Improve WORK SYSTEM and work PROCESS, and – develop new business opportunities.
    10. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices USE VOC INFORMATION & FEEDBACK 7. Use VOC information and feedback … – To become more CUSTOMER-focused, – To better satisfy CUSTOMER needs and desires, and – To identify opportunities for INNOVATION?
    11. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices BUILD RELATIONSHIPS 8. Build relationships – to acquire customers, – to meet and exceed their expectations, – to increase loyalty and repeat business, and – to gain positive referrals?
    12. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices GIVE CUSTOMERS ACCESS 9. Create mechanisms to enable customers – to seek information, – conduct business, and – make complaints.
    13. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices USE CUSTOMER CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS 10. Determine key customer contact requirements for each mode of access.
    14. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices USE CUSTOMER CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS 11. Ensure that contact requirements are deployed to all people and processes involved in the customer response chain.
    15. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 12. Manage customer complaints.
    16. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 13. Ensure that complaints are resolved effectively and promptly.
    17. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 14. Minimize customer dissatisfaction and, as appropriate, loss of repeat business and referrals.
    18. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 15. Aggregate and analyze complaints for use in improvement throughout your organization and by partners.
    19. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices DETERMINE SATISFACTION 16. Determine CUSTOMER satisfaction, dissatisfaction, and loyalty.
    20. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices DETERMINE SATISFACTION 17. Differ determination methods by among CUSTOMER groups.
    21. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices DETERMINE SATISFACTION 18. Ensure that your measurements capture actionable information for use in: – exceeding your CUSTOMERS’ expectations. – securing your CUSTOMERS’ future business and gaining positive referrals.
    22. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices DETERMINE SATISFACTION 19. Use CUSTOMER satisfaction and dissatisfaction information to improve.
    23. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices FOLLOW UP 20. Follow up with customers on the quality of products, services, and transactions to receive prompt and actionable feedback.
    24. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices KNOW RELATIVE SATISFACTION 21. Obtain and use information on your customers’ satisfaction relative to: – their satisfaction with your competitors. – customer satisfaction levels of other organizations providing similar products or services, and/or – industry BENCHMARKS.
    25. Customer & Market Focus Best Practices KEEP PROCESSES CURRENT 22. Keep your processes current with business needs and directions, including changes in your marketplace: • VOC listening and learning methods • Building relationships and access methods • Determining satisfaction
    26. Barry Johnson KnowledgeEngineers ke@topher.net 972.414.9301
    27. Barry Johnson Email ke@topher.net Phone 972.414.9301 Fax 972.414.5831 Session Code: BE-T130 Session Name: Customer Satisfaction
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