What do structural foundations have to do with Customer Experience Management? This question is at the core of what you want to accomplish. Do you want to address some specific problems and improve targeted customer experiences, or become customer-centric? Becoming customer-centric is a cultural play – it takes place on a foundational level.
Different foundations are called different things in different organizations. The key isn’t what they are called, but the question they answer.
Don’t get caught up on whether you have all of these individual pieces. To best achieve our purpose of getting and keeping customers we need foundations, whatever they are called, to address these questions:
Current direction and objectives build on foundations
To turn these foundations of Values, Identity, Vision and Mission into results, we need strategies and plans – the top of the Identity Pyramid. To get and keep more customers, strategies need to at least cover:
Does your organization have a defined customer experience strategy? A compelling experience strategy answers:
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Remember, to your customers, you are your touchpoints.
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