What is service design and why should you care? What about user-centered design and all the UI/UX? Digital is a key touchpoint for the customer, however, successful delivery of delightful customer experiences is a multi-modal effort that involves your employees, partners, systems, and even brand. Great service experiences involve elegant orchestration of all the moments customers engage with your company, whether they are visiting a physical space, being attended to, calling a support number, or receiving an SMS alert.
In this session, we will understand the difference between service design and other design disciplines you might already be employing, and will check out tools that will help you see your customer’s entire journey with your service clearly, identify ways to make it more seamless and delightful, and unite your organization in delivering on this vision.
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customers expect smarter
products, better services and more
meaningful experiences that create
true value in their lives.
digital and/or analog.
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creating great experiences requires
orchestrating interactions between
customers, employees, systems,
machines, and the physical world.
10. %GVA of services
sector in India
53.6
Trade, hotels, transport,
communication,
broadcasting, financial, real
estate, professional services,
public administration,
defence…
source: http://statisticstimes.com/economy/sectorwise-gdp-contribution-of-india.php
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service design
vs. UCD (user-centered design)
putting people at the heart of the design
process. Agnostic to the type of design -
visual, digital, service etc.
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service design
vs. CX (customer experience)
how a customer experiences or interacts
with a business, independent of the
business’s experience of providing value.
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service design vocabulary
Front stage
Backstage
Channels
Touchpoints
Actors
Sequencing
Customer
journey
Service
design
blueprint
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front stage
everything evident to and experienced by
the customer. Includes products,
touchpoints, and channels.
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backstage
everything necessary to enable customer
experience but not evident to the customer
- channels, employees, operations, policies,
partners, technology, infrastructure,
systems, processes etc.
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channels
Medium of interaction between the
customer and the org - digital tools, apps,
chat, SMS, email, kiosk, voicecall, social, in-
store etc.
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actors
Mostly people, sometimes devices,
locations, and even props. Customers,
employees, vendors, contractors, front
stage, backstage etc.
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customer journey
A series of touchpoints that together
illustrate end-to-end of a specific context of
interaction between the customer and the
org, from the customer’s pov. Frontstage.
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service design blueprint
All interactions that happen between front
stage and backstage, and between
customers, employees, systems, locations,
etc. for a customer journey. Frontstage and
backstage.