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Redefining CRM: From Reactive to Proactive Customer Service

Redefining CRM: From Reactive to Proactive Customer Service

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Redefining CRM: From Reactive to Proactive Customer Service

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Presenters

Terence Chesire Senior Director of Product ManagementServiceNow

Michael DeSallesPrincipal Analyst, Digital Transformation – Customer ContactFrost & Sullivan

#frostcrm

@tchesire

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Consumer Pain Points

• Sales Support• Quality Goods & Services• Complexity in Market• Technical Support Needs• Lackluster Service Delivery• Shipping Cost & Delivery• Product Availability• Rebates, Points & Rewards• Self Service Options

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The Changing Landscape: Customer Support and CRM

• Need for Speed and Convenience

• Anxious, Demanding Customers

• Shift to Web, Text-based and Video Solutions

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CRM and Support Trends

• Globalization

• Interoperability

• B2B vs. B2C Support

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Existing CRM Solutions Are Broken

Service Management ApproachCRM Approach

?

Engage

? Fix Diagnose

Engage

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Customer Service Landscape: What’s Changed?

Install Base (CMDB)

Root Cause (Problem)

Engineering

Operations

Other Departments

Field Services

Engage FixDiagnose

Customer

CRM Approach(e.g., Salesforce, Oracle, SAP, Zendesk)

Case

Self Service(Service Catalog)

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Introducing ServiceNow Customer Service ManagementTaking customer service beyond CRM

Traditional Solutions

Device Connectivity

EventManagement

Problem (RCA)

Incident

CaseAgent TechnicianWork

Order

Phone

Email

Chat

Portal

Process

Knowledge

Partner Customer

ChangeImprovement

Repair

Operations

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Introducing ServiceNow Customer Service ManagementConnecting people, workflows, and systems to deliver superior customer service

Device Connectivity

EventManagement

Problem (RCA)

Incident

CaseAgent TechnicianWork

Order

Phone

Email

Chat

Portal

Process

Knowledge

Partner Customer

ChangeImprovement

Repair

Operations

Effortless Connected

Proactive

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From Reactive to Proactive Customer ServiceThe Essential Capabilities Checklist

Provide an effortless service experience by allowing customers to engage when and how they want through self-service options

Make customer service a “team sport” by engaging the entire organization to solve problems

Find the root cause of issues and fix then fast by working seamlessly with engineering, operations, field service, and other departments

Capitalize on IoT and new technology to identify potential problems before customers do

Deliver an end-to-end customer service experience by integrating front- and back-end processes across customer service, problem and change management, asset management, and field service

Proactively identify opportunities and issues to develop new services and improve existing ones

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For a full recording of this presentation, visit: www.frost.com/crm