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Designing the customer experience Susan Abbott ARPA 2009

Designing The Customer Experience - Conference 2009 (E5)

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Designing the customer experience

Susan Abbott

ARPA 2009

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Where are we going?

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Understanding people is like 

understanding the rules of making a great painting. 

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Some things don’t change very quickly

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Some of the wiring that affects how your users experience you and 

your property and your programs.

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Role of expectations

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High Peak

End

Time

Level of impact or emotion

Low Peak

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Two tools to use to help you understand customer experience

1.Experience mapping

2.Pumped up personas

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Customer Journey Map, aka Customer Experience Map

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Write down three ways you could use this kind of tool.

Share with a neighbor.

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Pumped up Personas2A way of looking at individuals, instead of 

averages

A way of getting past stereotyped thinking

A way of engaging with 

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Let’s look at real people and real issues that relate to your world

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Households in poverty* share positive attitudes, but less likely to take full advantage of parks 

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Albertans with disability have more free time, consider leisure important, but experience 

barriers

Households with a disabled person

16% yes

Disability affects accessibility of public 

parks?

34% yes

Disability affects participation in local 

government recreation activities?

72% yes

Family never uses local park

33% yes

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Why people don’t participate

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Your turn!

• Groups of 5 – 7 (ish) 

• Take one piece of brown paper

• One volunteer lays down on the paper

• Draw an outline

• Add images to the outline. Start with an idea, and just keep building – don’t try for consensus first.

• Give you person a name, age + location etc.

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Debrief

‐ How could this be useful?

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How 

small thingscan make a

big impact

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Thank you!

Susan AbbottAbbott Research + Consulting

[email protected]

www.abbottresearch.com

www.customercrossroads.com

1-888-244-0285