Customer
Service
Excellence
Your Company Name
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Content
Preferred Communication Channels
Responses to Bad & Good Service 01
Meeting Expectations/ Avoiding Pitfalls
Customer Service Wishlist: What Customers Want? 02
Service Excellence Pyramid 03
Service Excellence Model 04
Key ways to achieve Customer Service Excellence 05
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Responses to bad & good service
Recommended the company to friends and family
Conducted more business with the company
Scored the company favorably on a satisfaction survey
Wrote a positive online review
Conducted a supervisor manager about the great service received
No longer conducted business with the company
Warned friends and family about the company
Contacted a supervisor about the poor service
Scored the company poorly on a satisfaction survey
Wrote a negative online review
Top responses to good service
Top responses to bad service
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Service Excellence Pyramid
Complaint management
Level 2 represents experiences concerning complaint handling when a failure
occurs and, again, this will not lead to an outstanding customer experience
Core value proposition
Level 1 represents experiences that reflect the core value proposition of the
organization. This is what a customer expects the organization to deliver, and
does not leads to satisfied customers.
Level 3 represents ‘individual service’. Here, customers experience warmth,
personal attention and tailor-made service. They have an intense feeling of
being valued
Individual service
Level 4 amounts to ‘surprising service’. Here, customers’ expectations
are exceeded, leading to emotions of surprise and joy..
Surprising service
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Service Excellence Model
› Designing and documenting the customer
experience
› Deployment of the customer experience
concept throughout the organization
Service excellence vision, mission & strategy
› Service excellence vision
› Service excellence strategy
2
Leadership & management commitment
› Shared efforts, defined responsibilities and
objectives
› Employee empowerment
3
Employee engagement
› Recruitment and induction of new employees
› Feedback of customers at an employee/team level
4
Service excellence culture
› Defining the service excellence culture
› Communicating & implementing the service excellence
culture
5
Understanding customer Needs,
expectations and desires
› Scope and depth of listening to customers
› Adapting to customer needs, expectations
and desires
6
Service innovation management
› Continuous improvement
› Structured innovation process
7
Managing customer experience
related process & organization
› Managing customer experience related
processes
› Deploying customer experience related
technologies and techniques
8
Monitoring service excellence activities & results
› Use of metrics at operational, tactical and
strategic levels
› Use of performance indicators
9
1
Achieving
Customer
delight
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Key ways to achieve Customer Service Excellence
Providing a consistent level
of customer experience
across all channels
› A more consistent, cross-channel customer service can be created by having a solution that can manage multimedia in a
single universal queue
› Multi-channel approach to customer service allows the business to achieve a holistic view of the customer journey and
establish their channel of choice
Equip all customer facing
personnel with full, consistent,
up to date knowledge
› Knowledge is the key to providing high levels of a personalized customer experience and it is important to share this
knowledge across the business
› This knowledge base should include knowledge articles, most common FAQ’s and product information as well as a full log
of previous customer complaints, service requests and product purchases.
Motivate and train your
technicians to go beyond
basic repair
› By boosting your engineers skill set, a business is able to transform their field based engineers from a cost center in to a
product center, by running training courses on soft skills
› To successfully achieve this, the organization needs to equip field based workers with the tools they need to drive sales
and boost the customer experience when visiting customer sites
› Online portals are currently the most used self-service channel within the service industry
› Another key customer self-service technology that is emerging in the industry is customer service apps. Whilst mobile apps
are helping transform operational efficiency for field workers, the extension of this technology to customers is still very limited
Client self service and
visibility of service status
› Increasingly businesses are adopting analytics to gain deeper insight into operational performance and customer behavior to
improve the customer experience
› Customer focus groups are a good way to measure satisfaction as they allow a business to understand what matters to the
customer and gather insightful feedback through discussion and conversation
Successfully measuring
service quality to continually
improve customer service
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Preferred Communication Channels
67%
31%
19%
28% 28%
26%
71%
42%
18% 17% 17%
9%
71%
48%
25%
10% 10%
3%
70% 42% 22% 19% 16% 10%
Millennials Gen X Baby Boomers
Mail Phone CellEmail Text Social
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Meeting Expectations/ Avoiding Pitfalls
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Be proactive, but not annoying
› As consumers rely more and more on technology to keep track of everything, proactive
reminders are becoming the mandate for keeping consumers on track
› Ensure proactive engagement is not without context else it is just spam
› For simple issues, the web is the obvious first place that customers turn. But, the research
shows a need for a more dynamic online customer service experience
› Focus on offering a more natural & interactive way to address customer issues
Keep simple issues simple
› While the research shows consumers are increasingly turning to the web as their first point
of contact, the majority seek service via the phone when it comes to time-sensitive or
complex issues
› A large variety of customers prefer calling the customer care to resolve complex issues
Humanize complex interactions
› Consumers do not like the idea of using multiple channels for communication for resolving
their issues, here consistency is the key
› Company should focus on offering consistent channel experience to their customers
Offer consistent channel experiences
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Customer Service Excellence PowerPoint Presentation Slides

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    Content Preferred Communication Channels Responsesto Bad & Good Service 01 Meeting Expectations/ Avoiding Pitfalls Customer Service Wishlist: What Customers Want? 02 Service Excellence Pyramid 03 Service Excellence Model 04 Key ways to achieve Customer Service Excellence 05 06 07 2
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    Responses to bad& good service Recommended the company to friends and family Conducted more business with the company Scored the company favorably on a satisfaction survey Wrote a positive online review Conducted a supervisor manager about the great service received No longer conducted business with the company Warned friends and family about the company Contacted a supervisor about the poor service Scored the company poorly on a satisfaction survey Wrote a negative online review Top responses to good service Top responses to bad service This slide is 100% editable. Adapt it to your nee ds and capture your audience's attention. 3
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    Service Excellence Pyramid Complaintmanagement Level 2 represents experiences concerning complaint handling when a failure occurs and, again, this will not lead to an outstanding customer experience Core value proposition Level 1 represents experiences that reflect the core value proposition of the organization. This is what a customer expects the organization to deliver, and does not leads to satisfied customers. Level 3 represents ‘individual service’. Here, customers experience warmth, personal attention and tailor-made service. They have an intense feeling of being valued Individual service Level 4 amounts to ‘surprising service’. Here, customers’ expectations are exceeded, leading to emotions of surprise and joy.. Surprising service This slide is 100% editable. Adapt it to your nee ds and capture your audience's attention. 4
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    Service Excellence Model ›Designing and documenting the customer experience › Deployment of the customer experience concept throughout the organization Service excellence vision, mission & strategy › Service excellence vision › Service excellence strategy 2 Leadership & management commitment › Shared efforts, defined responsibilities and objectives › Employee empowerment 3 Employee engagement › Recruitment and induction of new employees › Feedback of customers at an employee/team level 4 Service excellence culture › Defining the service excellence culture › Communicating & implementing the service excellence culture 5 Understanding customer Needs, expectations and desires › Scope and depth of listening to customers › Adapting to customer needs, expectations and desires 6 Service innovation management › Continuous improvement › Structured innovation process 7 Managing customer experience related process & organization › Managing customer experience related processes › Deploying customer experience related technologies and techniques 8 Monitoring service excellence activities & results › Use of metrics at operational, tactical and strategic levels › Use of performance indicators 9 1 Achieving Customer delight This slide is 100% editable. Adapt it to your nee ds and capture your audience's attention. 5
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    Key ways toachieve Customer Service Excellence Providing a consistent level of customer experience across all channels › A more consistent, cross-channel customer service can be created by having a solution that can manage multimedia in a single universal queue › Multi-channel approach to customer service allows the business to achieve a holistic view of the customer journey and establish their channel of choice Equip all customer facing personnel with full, consistent, up to date knowledge › Knowledge is the key to providing high levels of a personalized customer experience and it is important to share this knowledge across the business › This knowledge base should include knowledge articles, most common FAQ’s and product information as well as a full log of previous customer complaints, service requests and product purchases. Motivate and train your technicians to go beyond basic repair › By boosting your engineers skill set, a business is able to transform their field based engineers from a cost center in to a product center, by running training courses on soft skills › To successfully achieve this, the organization needs to equip field based workers with the tools they need to drive sales and boost the customer experience when visiting customer sites › Online portals are currently the most used self-service channel within the service industry › Another key customer self-service technology that is emerging in the industry is customer service apps. Whilst mobile apps are helping transform operational efficiency for field workers, the extension of this technology to customers is still very limited Client self service and visibility of service status › Increasingly businesses are adopting analytics to gain deeper insight into operational performance and customer behavior to improve the customer experience › Customer focus groups are a good way to measure satisfaction as they allow a business to understand what matters to the customer and gather insightful feedback through discussion and conversation Successfully measuring service quality to continually improve customer service This slide is 100% editable. Adapt it to your nee ds and capture your audience's attention. 6
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    Preferred Communication Channels 67% 31% 19% 28%28% 26% 71% 42% 18% 17% 17% 9% 71% 48% 25% 10% 10% 3% 70% 42% 22% 19% 16% 10% Millennials Gen X Baby Boomers Mail Phone CellEmail Text Social This graph/chart is linked to excel, and changes automatically based on data. Just left click on it and select “Edit Data”. 7
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    Meeting Expectations/ AvoidingPitfalls . . Be proactive, but not annoying › As consumers rely more and more on technology to keep track of everything, proactive reminders are becoming the mandate for keeping consumers on track › Ensure proactive engagement is not without context else it is just spam › For simple issues, the web is the obvious first place that customers turn. But, the research shows a need for a more dynamic online customer service experience › Focus on offering a more natural & interactive way to address customer issues Keep simple issues simple › While the research shows consumers are increasingly turning to the web as their first point of contact, the majority seek service via the phone when it comes to time-sensitive or complex issues › A large variety of customers prefer calling the customer care to resolve complex issues Humanize complex interactions › Consumers do not like the idea of using multiple channels for communication for resolving their issues, here consistency is the key › Company should focus on offering consistent channel experience to their customers Offer consistent channel experiences This slide is 100% editable. Adapt it to your nee ds and capture your audience's attention. 8
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    Thank You Address # streetnumber, city, state Contact Numbers 0123456789 Email Address emailaddress123@gmail.com 16