Event Overview
You will participate in exercises that allow you to take stock of current customer experience metrics, identify gaps, brainstorm additional metrics that may be needed, design a sample customer experience dashboard, and formulate a plan for acting on that data to drive customer experience improvement.
Key Takeaways
During this full day of presentations, hands-on exercises, and discussions, Forrester analysts teach you how to:
- Identify the types of customer experience metrics you need. Many Customer Experience Professionals tell us that they have more data than they know what to do with and struggle to make sense of the numbers. We'll show you a framework that defines the three types of metrics you need to improve customer experience and creates a coherent structure that makes data easier for everyone to understand.
- Pinpoint the best success metrics for your moments of truth. Forrester defines customer experience as "how customers perceive their interactions with a company." So when it comes to customer experience, customers' perception is their reality. True measures of customer experience therefore capture customers' perceptions of an interaction, regardless of what actually occurred. Through an interactive exercise we'll choose one or two moments of truth and define the set of quality criteria that match what customers would say makes a "good" experience. Then we'll translate those criteria into key performance indicators (KPIs) that the organization can use to measure its ability to deliver on what customers want.
- Communicate customer metrics clearly. Dashboards are a common tool for displaying customer experience metrics, but most dashboards we see are long on data and short on insight. We'll share important dashboard design best practices to help you showcase customer experience metrics in a clear, easy-to-use format.
- Make customer experience metrics more actionable. The best customer experience metrics are those that answer key business questions and enable the organization to make decisions about the best way to improve experience quality. We'll talk about how to find the right level of detail with your metrics and how to pair quantitative and qualitative techniques to get from problem identification to problem solution.
