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BT Contact. Relationships that grow The Autonomous Customer Dr Nicola J. Millard Customer Experience Futurologist BT Global Services [email protected] @DocNicola

The Autonomous Customer: Trends shaping the future of customer service

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Based on research from both the UK and the US, this presentation explores the trends that are challenging the delivery of customer contact and contact centres into the future.

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BT Contact. Relationships that grow

The Autonomous Customer

Dr Nicola J. MillardCustomer Experience FuturologistBT Global [email protected]@DocNicola

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The Death of Loyalty.

5%Felt they had got good

value for money when

they had a difficult

experience

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“Net Easy” Does It.

Making it Easy is the missing link between operational quality and loyalty:

Operational performance

Customer experience

Advocacy

Incremental valueChurn

reduction

NPSNPS

Net Easy Net Easy

OCR & RFT

OCR & RFT

Why measure Easy?

� True voice of the customer

� Drives advocacy, VFM & loyalty

� Highly actionable feedback

� Applicable in all channels

� Engages and resonates with staff

� Low effort also = lower cost

Customers finding it easy are 40% less likely to churn

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Some Channels Are Easier Than Others.

Thanks to: Joanna Howard

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Speed of Change is Accelerating.

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say they constantly change the way they deal with organisations

say organisations make it easy to switch between different channels1:2 17%only

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Phone service a primary problem solving channel.

Customer demand is becoming more complex…

54%Phoned call centre

last month (56% 2010)

2:3Try to find a head

office number to

bypass the call centre

3:4Ask to speak to a

senior manager

49%Calls are more

complex

59%Prefer phone to web

FAQs (58% 2010)

3:4I ask for the Advisors

name to report them

But contact centres are changing to deal with

increasingly complex problems.

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I am happy to be transferred to

another person who is trained to

answer more complicated

questions

86%

Advisors have put me on hold

because they don't know what

to say and need to check

85%

Advisors in call centres have

struggled to answer my

queries

79%

Advisors in call centres

haven't had the most up to

date information

72%Often I have known more about the

product or problem than the advisor

in the organisations call centre

70%Advisors in call centres haven't

known what's on their own

organisations website

64%

I have found it better to get

advice about products from

other consumers than phone

the supplier

58%

Traditional Contact Centres are Struggling to Cope.

I have better conversations

with call centre advisors if

they have the same interests

as me

67%

Advisors in call centres have

tried to hurry my call

55%

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Webchat – A Candidate for Growth.

88%Of advisors rated

Webchat as good or

very good

26%Of customers use

webchat as a

preferred contact

channel currently

82%Of customers rated Webchat as good or

very good

15%Increase in

productivity compared

to phone

9 in 10 consumers

want support while online

68%Would like to have

webchat offered whilst

online

89%Want my queries

answered by a person

whilst shopping online

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Video Culture Grows.

Video conferencing is 100% up on 2010

as video culture grows

Which of the following would you use video content for?

To see a product

being used46% 57%

To get instructions 43% 52%

To get more

information38% 45%

To view adverts 33% 32%

To see other

consumers reviews24% 30%

To resolve a problem 28% 25%

YouTube instead of

Google to search

new products

17% 24%

Use Pinit weekly 9% 20%

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Mind the Smartphone Generation Gap!

16-34 year olds

driving smartphone commerce

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Connecting The Networked Expert

Consumers often or sometimes struggle with employees…

58%Have got better help

from other consumers

than employees

70%Often I know more

about the problem

than the employee

85%Put me on hold as they

don’t know what to say

79%Employees have

struggled to answer

my queries

2:3Employees haven’t

known what’s on their

website

2:3Have a better call if

advisor has same

interests as me

71% If I don’t get the answer,

I call another advisor

86% Happy to be transferred to someone trained to answer complicated questions

94% Want to e-mail same advisor as spoken to

Employees need help to deal with today’s consumer

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Social Media Usage Increases.

Growth in social media to interact with organisations:

39% of smartphone users do it while on the move

39%used their smartphone

to comment on

Facebook or Twitter

about customer service

just received

23%trust content on

organisations websites

19%Find it easier to contact

organisations via

Social Media

only

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Why Customers Use Social Media.

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84% were about

failures in

traditional contact

channels

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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum…

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Networking Experts: @BTCare & @BTBusiness.

Thanks to Dr Simon Thompson .

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Interested? Drop me a line…

Dr Nicola J. MillardCustomer Experience FuturologistBT Global [email protected]: @DocNicolaBT Let’s Talk Blog:http://letstalk.globalservices.bt.com/en/author/nicolamillard/

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