TALK:
UX ROI - What it really means and to whom.
https://youtu.be/MlBPo9GazG4
SPEAKER:
Sean McSharry, UX Strategist, Researcher and Architect with over 10 years experience with well known brands such as Microsoft and Sky.
DESCRIPTION:
What is the “investment” that UX needs to return on? We think of ROI as profit or savings, but that's just at a broad business level. Ultimately it has dollar value but initially that’s not the currency. How do you measure it, communicate it and evaluate it’s delivery? You can’t deliver UX ROI without delivering great UX and you can’t deliver great UX without the project departments embracing UX.
12. Sectors
Finance and Banking
Petrochemical, Oil and Gas
Broadcast & Film
Software & Technology
Pharma, Biotech, LS (STEM) Digital Agency
Publishing
Games, Betting and Entertainment
Luxury Brands
Sports and Events
Education
Automotive marketing
Sean McSharry
GOV.
32. PO
INVESTMENTS
- Elevator pitch, Timescales, budget, target audience, competitors?
POs RETURNS
- Clarity - single point of truth
- Efficiencies
- Insights and innovation
- Customer numbers or improved analytics (KPIs)
- Credit for success
UX’s RETURNS
- TRUST & ADVOCACY
33. BA (Business Analyst)…a-hem
- Comprehensive grasp of product / service
- Strong Agile knowledge
- Cogent story writing and mapping
- Strong stakeholder management
INVESTMENTS
UX’s RETURNS
- TRUST & ADVOCACY
34.
35. SA (Systems Architect)
- Desire and ability to understand current systems architecture
- Discussions on how the UX affects current SA plans, priorities,
requirements and budget
- Ability to recognise and debate legitimate systems limitations and
opportunities - from strategy to communications
INVESTMENTS
- Understands effects on, cost/savings, security, data flow, maintenance
- Allows SA to make effective mid-long term architecture and cost decisions
SA’s RETURNS
UX’s RETURNS
- TRUST & ADVOCACY
38. Developers
- Delivery conversations
- Framework, language and API familiarity
- Reusable functions / Pattern recognition
- Systems considerations / limitations familiarity
- Full form factor / responsive considerations
- Full, reliable architecture, right first time, single point of truth/reference
UX’s RETURNS
- TRUST & ADVOCACY
INVESTMENTS
Dev’s RETURNS
41. The user is wrong
We’ll go back and fix it later
UX are holding everyone up
This doesn’t need UXing
We just have to deliver something
We don’t need research, just do the ‘UX’
Its a ‘minimum’ viable product
Resistance
42. UX RoI - Strategic
Evaluating & Demonstrating the Strategic RoI of UX
43. - Neilson Norman Group
UX Professionals must learn to articulate UX
in the language of business
46. Business
- Corporate Strategic Plans and Priorities
- Current Revenue, Profit, customer metrics
- Savings / Efficiencies / OpEx (Service Design)
- Insights to direct Strategy
- Customer loyalty/numbers
- $$$$$$$$$$$$$
UX’s RETURNS
- TRUST & ADVOCACY
- POWER
INVESTMENTS
Business RETURNS
47. 12 month customer and finance benchmark data
Gurilla research - find the data
Data options - BI, cust.services, analytics, PO value proposition,
SME sources
Initial measurements - establishing a baseline last 12 months of
monthly: analytics, customer complaints, profits, customer numbers
Strategic Resources
48. Take aways
- You can’t prove Strategic RoI without Tactical buy in
- There are a whole set of approaches to show Strategic RoI
- Learn to speak business