The heart of effective customer-experience measurement is the organizing principle of measuring experience at the journey level, as opposed to looking only at transactional touchpoints or overall satisfaction. […] A more holistic measurement strategy starts with an integrated measurement model in which all customer-experience metrics along touchpoints and journeys flow up to a top-line metric (Exhibit 1). It matters less which top-line metric a business relies upon; almost any will do, and some companies construct metrics of their own design. More important is how the business inserts the metric into a systematic capability to collect, analyze, and act on feedback in an effective and complete system for measurement of the customer journey.
Content: Quotation
Authors: Harald Fanderl, Kevin Neher, Ralph Breuer, Victoria Bough
Source: “McKinsey Quarterly”
Subjects: Customer Related, Measurement
Authors: Harald Fanderl, Kevin Neher, Ralph Breuer, Victoria Bough
Source: “McKinsey Quarterly”
Subjects: Customer Related, Measurement
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