1.1 Knowledge clip Customer experience management Flashcards
pine and gilmore: for a good customer experience management, we need to
differientiate
pine and gilmore: the progression of economic value: 4 stages
extract commodities: undifferientiated, market price
make goods:
deliver services
stage experiences: differentiatied, premium price
So what is customer experience (holmer 2017):
The evolvement of a person’s sensorial, affective, cognitive, relational, and behavioral responses to a firm or brand by living through a journey of touchpoints along pre-purchase, purchase, and post-purchase situations and continually judging this journey against response thresholds of co-occurring experiences in a person’s related environment.
focus CEM not on satisfaction but on
full sensorial response
focus CEM not on product offering but on
customer journey
focus CEM noton rivalry but on
alliances with competitiors
Customer journey 3 stages
pre-purchase, purchase and postpurchase
Customer journey 5 customer stages
Awareness interest intent to buy purchase procuct post purchase experience
3 tiers of customer experience management and their touchpoints
-Central firm capabilities: Continous renewal of CE’s
o Touchpoint:
* journey design
* prioritization
* journey monitoring
* adaptation
Set strategic directions: Designing CE’s
o Touchpoints’:
* thematic cohesion
* consistency
* context sensitivity
* connectivity
- Cultural Mindset: Focus on CE’s
o Orientation towards:
* experiential responses
* touchpoint journey
* alliances
CEM short definition development
Development of network-oriented value propositions
Overall customer experience management provides: 2
- Long term outcomes
- Concept is difficult to copy
Company ambidexterity
to be able to be both responsive to customers and also very proactive, thinking ahead.
Organizational ambidexterity
refers to an organization’s ability to be efficient in its management of today’s business and also adaptable for coping with tomorrow’s changing demand
from MO to CEM
customer orientation –>
competitor orientation –>
cross-functional coordination –>
in MO not included —>
exploiative mindset –>
-Experiential response orientation
* Alliance orientation (collaboration!)
* Touchpoint journey orientation (also external!)
Strategic direction (added)
* Ambidexterity (ie. also explorative)
2 consistent basic assumptions since the last ‘marketing concept’
Customers (&environment) are starting point for company success
* Differentiation by superior (network) value delivery