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“It’s not our policy.” Don’t you hate that phrase? This presentation looks at how to ensure your Service Desk policies lead to both customer and staff satisfaction. We will also explore the leadership traits that lead to great service, and a service culture that delivers bottom line benefits.

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Linking C stomer and Emplo ee Satisfaction

Welcome!

Linking Customer and Employee Satisfaction

Donna KnappCurriculum Development Managerp gITSM Academy

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About ITSM Academy

Accredited Education Certified Process Design Engineer (CPDE)

Since 2003 - Tens of Thousands Trained and CertifiedCertified Process Design Engineer (CPDE)

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A dAgenda

The current state Customer satisfaction Employee satisfaction

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C t S ti f tiCustomer Satisfaction

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What’s your priority?

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2010 - 2011 HDI Research Corner Compilation

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Criteria for Measuring Analyst Performance

91% Customer satisfaction 57% First-call resolution 44% Average handle time 21% Time in seat 18% Other

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2011 HDI Support Center Practices and Salary Report

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Customer Satisfaction Benchmarking Results

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2010 HDI Customer Satisfaction Benchmarking Survey

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The Frustration Factor

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2011 People Issues in Customer Support (supportindustry.com )

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E l S ti f tiEmployee Satisfaction

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Support Staff Satisfaction

62% Satisfied 17% Very satisfied 15% Neutral 4% Dissatisfied 1% Very dissatisfiedy

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2011 HDI Support Center Practices and Salary Report

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Employee Confidence

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2011 People Issues in Customer Support (supportindustry.com )

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Adopt a Customer-savvy Approach

Meet customers where they are Consider generational preferences Be a customerBe a customer

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Understand and Alleviate Customers’ Pet Peeves

Language barriers Bad employee attitudeLanguage barriers Being kept on hold Call transfer

Bad employee attitude Service outcomes Service process Call transfer

Repeating information Service process Missed targets

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Understand and Alleviate Analysts’ Sticking Points

17% Issue resolution 15% Access of problem-solving resources 12% Maintaining a low average handle time 12% Saying ‘no’ to customers 10% Staying fresh while handling repeat issues 7% Other 5% Dealing with customer anger

% k f h l k l d 5% Lack of technical support knowledge 3% Talkative customers

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2011 People Issues in Customer Support (supportindustry.com )

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Examine and Overhaul Your Policies and Processes

Contact handling Performance monitoring Incident management Request fulfillment Social media Complaint handlingp g

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Get ready for consumerization (bring your own device (BYOD))!

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Examine ‘How You Say It’

It’s not our policy

There’s nothing else I can do

We don’t support that

You need to…

You [did something wrong]

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Adopt a ‘Can Do’ Attitude

It’s not our policyWh t I d iWhat I can do is…

There’s nothing else I can do for youWhat I can do isWhat I can do is…

We don’t support thatWhat I can do is transfer you to…What I can do is give you the web site

for… You need to You need to… Let me walk you through how to…

You [did something wrong]

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You [did something wrong] Let’s check how….

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Foster and Measure Success

Listen actively to, record and act on suggestions and complaints Challenge ‘the way we’ve always done it’ Design in service innovation and continual

improvement Develop a balanced training programBusiness, technical, soft, self-management skills

Measure and link employee and customer satisfaction

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Take initiative. Be persistent. Innovate!

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Questions?

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Additi l S f H lAdditional Sources of Help

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ITIL SOA

Visible OPS

From Help Desk to Service Desk

Certified Process Design Engineer (CPDE)

ITIL Service Strategy

ITIL PPO

ITIL RCV

ITIL OSAITIL Managing Across the Lifecycle (MALC)

Defining Your Service Catalog

Service StrategyOverview

Service TransitionOverview

the Lifecycle (MALC)ITIL Service Design

ITIL Service Transition

ITIL Service OperationOverview

ITIL ContinualService Improvement Service Operation

Overview

Apollo 13 Simulation

ISO/IEC 20000Foundation

ITIL Foundation

ITSM Roles and Responsibilities

Customer Service Excellence

MOF Foundation

ITIL Executive Overview

ITSM ITIL O i

Leadership Skills

Building Blocks ofProcess Design

Solid colored boxes represent accredited certification courses. Grey boxes represent non-certification courses including workshops and simulations.

ISO/IEC 20000 Overview

ITIL Overview

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Want to Learn More?

Master

Managing Across the Lifecycle (MALC)

5 credits

ITIL Expert

Certified Process Design Engineer

(CPDE)

Complementary Course1.5 credits

ISO/IEC 20000 Foundation

Complementary Course1 credit

Service Offerings and Agreement (SOA)

Managing Across the Lifecycle (MALC)

3 credits each 4 credits eachCSI

SO

Planning, Protection and Optimization (PPO)

Release, Control and Validation (RCV)SSSD

STSO

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Lifecycle Stream Capability Stream

Operational Support and Analysis (OSA)

2 credits © ITSM Academy 2008

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V3 Foundation

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IT Service Management Professional (ITSMP) Diplomas

ITSM Academy is Licensed by the Commission for Independent Commission for Independent

Education, Florida Department of Education, offering occupational

ITSMP® Diplomas.

On our website, this symbol

indicates courses which accrue clock hours toward a Diploma as:

Change Manager

Support Manager

Service Level Manager

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Service Level Manager