Big data e Voice of Customer

NOTA AICEX: il forte legame tra Big data e Voice of Customer e la visione top-down versus bottom-up

Talk of Big Data is everywhere, but it is increasingly moving beyond the hype cycle to deliver real results to businesses. To start with, let’s define what Big Data actually is, given there are multiple descriptions in the market. According to Gartner, Big Data is “high volume, high velocity, and/or high variety information assets that require new forms of processing to enable enhanced decision making, insight discovery and process optimisation”.

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Ernst & Young CX Framework

AICEX: questo post offre degli spunti interessanti.  
Delivering the best customer experience: 5 key insights
Posted on August 26, 2014 by Dinesh Mishra

Dinesh Mishra, Leader-Customer practice at EY, while highlighting the growing realization about the importance of delivering compelling and differentiated customer experience, emphasizes on the need for an overall customer centric approach and how this can be made the core for an organization and allow technology to act as a strategic enabler.

Customer experience has caught the imagination of the CMO in recent times. A 2013 Forbes Insights and EY’s report — The Customer Experience: Priority One for CMOs — concluded that most marketing executives are prioritizing customer experience over all other agendas. In addition, 69% see customer experience as vital to drive growth and marketing strategy.

In this extended economic downturn, where every customer is being charmed with newer, higher and more evocative propositions for their hard earned rupee, price-based competition as typically seen tends to move companies down a vicious spiral. In this scenario, going the other way and giving customers more of what they want (and very importantly, minimizing what they don’t value) provides a whole new dimension to compete on.

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HBR: Come i Beacons stanno cambiando la Shopping Experience

AICEX : un interessante articolo dell’Harvard Business Review

How Beacons Are Changing the Shopping Experience

Beacons are taking the world of mobile by storm. They are low-powered radio transmitters that can send signals to smartphones that enter their immediate vicinity, via Bluetooth Low Energy technology.  In the months and years to come, we’ll see beaconing applied in all kinds of valuable ways.

For marketers in particular, beacons are important because they allow more precise targeting of customers in a locale. A customer approaching a jewelry counter in a department store, for example, can receive a message from a battery-powered beacon installed there, offering information or a promotion that relates specifically to merchandise displayed there. In a different department of the same store, another beacon transmits a different message. Before beacons, marketers could use geofencing technology, so that a message, advertisement, or coupon could be sent to consumers when they were within a certain range of a geofenced area, such as within a one-block radius of a store. However, that technology typically relies on GPS tracking, which only works well outside the store. With beaconing, marketers can lead and direct customers to specific areas and products within a store or mall.

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Mobile Customer Experience

REDEFINING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE WITH MOBILE
Understanding the Mobile Phenomena
2014 is considered by many analysts as the year of the revolution. Well, not the political kind but at least between the mobile device and desktop. It is the year that access to the internet via mobile devices will exceed the desktop. According to CommScore mobile will overtake the desktop in 2014:

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Smart mobile devices have penetrated the global marketplace at rates unseen before. Their adoption rate has surpassed most technologies over the past 50 years, taking less time to penetrate households than most technologies.

According to a research report by Statista, the four countries topping this list for smartphone penetration were: United Arab Emirates, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore – all are from the Middle East or Asia. The U.S. ranked 13th in smartphone penetration.  According to BI Intelligence there are 6.2 Billion mobile connections globally of which 1.2 billion are using mobile web. This is estimated to grow to 2 billion by 2015.

The phenomena of mobile usage is closely linked to its unique attributes and the value it offers customers both in its usage and how it is distributed.

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