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Uncoordinated efforts for initiatives within organizational siloes fail to address the end-to-end customer journeys.
Organization lacks guidance on establishing a new operating model around customer journeys.

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Critical Insight

Improving customer satisfaction at individual touchpoints does not translate into enhanced experience for an end-to-end customer journey.
A new operating model around customer journeys must be established for success.
An organization with the traditional structure and the legacy processes and technology must first learn from redesigning a few critical journeys as lighthouse initiatives before scaling.

Impact and Result

Sustainable increase in customer satisfaction over end-to-end journeys.
Increase in critical KPIs associated with journeys, e.g. time-to-resolution for a classic “I resolve” journey.
Increase in satisfaction for employees associated with journeys.
Faster time-to-market for new features: from yearly to monthly or even biweekly releases.

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Read our concise Executive Brief to find out why you should care about end-to-end customer journeys and not individual touch points, review Info-Tech’s methodology, and understand the four ways we can support you in completing this project.

Design a Customer-Centric Digital Operating Model – Executive Brief

1. Which journeys should I transform first?

Identify and prioritize critical journeys for your organization.

2. Which team is right for transformation?

Determine the right team for transformation.

3. Which critical processes and governance structure are required for the team?

Identify the critical processes and governance structure required for the team.

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Guided Implementation 1: Which journeys should I transform first?

Call 1: Introduction to framework.
Call 2: Identification of critical journeys.
Call 3: Prioritization of journeys.

Guided Implementation 2: Which teams are right for transformation?

Call 1: Identification of team’s roles, responsibilities, and reporting structure.
Call 2: Identification of relevant KPIs for lighthouse and discussion on KPI-based incentive structure.

Guided Implementation 3: Which critical processes and governance structure are required for the team?

Call 1: Discussion on Agile delivery model: design boot camp to frequent releases into market.
Call 2: Discussion on journey mapping.
Call 3: Discussion on processes: VC-style budgeting, backlog prioritization, etc.

Author

Vivek Mehta

Contributors

Asad Joheb, Payment Strategy and Business Architecture, TD Bank
Djamel Djemaoun Hamidson, Senior Enterprise Architect & Strategist, CBC Radio-Canada
Gerry Akkerman, Director, Business Technology Planning, TransLink
Maneesh Gidwani, Chief Information Officer, Florida Ice and Farm Company
Rob Church, Head of Enterprise Architecture, TransLink
Simon Lee, Innovation Lead, Liquor Control Board of Ontario

Search Code: 87491
Last Revised: January 24, 2019

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