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Going into a large and historical financial institution, Anthea has had many learnings about the strength and intertwining relationship of research and design when it comes to product development. She has recognised that by using the insights from research teams, designers can gain better understanding of the problems they are looking to solve and work towards helping people in moments that matter.

In this talk, Anthea will share her journey of how she has interpreted the insights from their customers, how it has affected the way she approaches design and overall how it has improved designs for products she has been involved with.

Going into a large and historical financial institution, Anthea has had many learnings about the strength and intertwining relationship of research and design when it comes to product development. She has recognised that by using the insights from research teams, designers can gain better understanding of the problems they are looking to solve and work towards helping people in moments that matter.

In this talk, Anthea will share her journey of how she has interpreted the insights from their customers, how it has affected the way she approaches design and overall how it has improved designs for products she has been involved with.

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  1. 1. Creating Journey Maps For A 200 Year Old Bank Anthea Blanas Strategic Design Lead, Customer Experience March 2021, UXDX
  2. 2. Hello! It’s nice to be here today.
  3. 3. Why research is critical in driving organisational change 1. Our opportunity to help people work together towards aligned purpose and outcomes 2. 3. How to evolve with people’s expectations
  4. 4. My mum is terrible with any form of money. I have to suffer through it. - Michelle*, a Westpac customer *not her real name
  5. 5. “I went to a branch to see why I was declined. That’s the first time anyone explained credit scores to me.” - Michelle*, a westpac customer *not her real name
  6. 6. Banking is transactional Finances are emotional  and they evolve over time just like people do…
  7. 7. #business complex
  8. 8. #business complex https://www.westpac.com.au/about-westpac/westpac-group/company-overview/our-strategy-purpose/ A change in culture A change in structure A change in approach
  9. 9. orienting around journeys
  10. 10. Customer Journeys VS Service Journeys
  11. 11. Buying a home Applying for a home loan VS
  12. 12. Journeys are a flexible concept Relatively short and simple (e.g. making a payment) Long and complex (e.g. buying a home) Entire arch of a relationship over potentially many years (e.g. a customer lifecycle).  Orchestrating Experiences, Collaborative Design for Complexity by Chris Risdon & Patrick Quattlebaum
  13. 13. Journeys within journeys customer journeys service journeys
  14. 14. customer journeys service journeys Margaret 24 years, account manager, lives in Sydney Financial behaviours Going on a holiday Going on a holiday
  15. 15. customer journeys service journeys EMMA 24 years, account manager, lives in Sydney Financial behaviours Going on a holiday
  16. 16. Complex Systems Design Service Design UX Design UI Design How will I know that I am making the right financial decision for me and my family?  What is the loan application process that employees facilitate for a customer? Will people be able to easily make repayments using this app? Is the text in a readable size for different age groups? The whole is greater than the sum of its parts compl exity decision making impact
  17. 17. “The effectiveness of a journey map relies on the quality and breadth of research it is made up of” Anthea Blanas
  18. 18. People’s needs don’t change, their expectations on how we service those needs has
  19. 19. Branch ATMs Tap & Go Cards Digital Wallets 1960s 1970s 1990s 2010s Customer need: access my money
  20. 20. However a siloed focus on individual touchpoints misses the bigger picture…. ….building stronger and deeper relationships
  21. 21. Transformational Relationship Events, Colleen M. Harmeling, Robert W. Palmatier, Mark B. Houston, Mark J. Arnold, & Stephen A. Samaha People helping people in moments that matter
  22. 22. How do we bring it all together?
  23. 23. 1. Understand people… embrace their complexity. #stories & behavioural cohorts #opportunity areas, #experience principles #concept experimentation
  24. 24. 1. Understand people… Zoom in & Out Layer journeys to connect everyday decisions with strategically aligned outcomes. 2. #customer outcomes & emotions #jobstobedone #services #capability mapping #systems & process #metrics
  25. 25. 1. Understand people… Factor in how to build relationships over time 3. #lifeevents #moments that matter #unforeseen circumstances #influential relationships
  26. 26. What could you do today to adopt this #designapproach within your organisation?
  27. 27. Thank You! Anthea Blanas Strategic Design Lead, Customer Experience https://www.linkedin.com/in/antheablanas/ All vector illustrations included in this presentation are from www.freepik.com

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