Customer Experience Management in Telecoms

Course Detail
  • Duration: 2 Days
  • Price: €1575* Plus Applicable Taxes
Date:
28 - 29 May 12DubaiRegister
13 - 14 Feb 12LondonRegister

Can CSPs earn their customers’ love?

  • Definition of and reasons for churn
  • Churn prediction, modelling and measurement
  • Examples – churn management current practices
  • Telecoms customer satisfaction framework and measurement criteria
  • Customer satisfaction vs. loyalty vs. advocacy
  • Factors influencing telecoms customer satisfaction and loyalty in future
  • Developing customers as assets: customer lifetime value and customer lifetime profitability, net promoter score
  • Limitations of current CRM approach
  • Definitions and benefits: CRM vs. CEM

 

Mapping the customer experience

  • Identifying the customer’s life-long experience: prepaid, postpaid, consumer and business customers
  • Customer decision-making cycles for each category of customer
  • Customer purchasing cycles for each category of customer
  • Customer lifecycles and the customer journey for each category of customer
  • Touchpoints and the customer experience for each category of customer
  • Current customer experience examples
  • Gap analysis

 

 Defining end-to-end CEM

  • Defining next-generation customer service
  • The role of segmentation and micro-segmentation in delivering a better customer experience
  • CEM, the marketing mix and the brand
  • Exercise - CEM design for different customer segments

Implementing end-to-end CEM

  • Organisational alignment
  • Pre-sales
  • Sales (online and offline)
  • Usage
  • Post-sales contacts
  • IT architecture: customer analytics systems, CRM and contact management, real-time management, SOA, cloud implementation
  • Managing ecosystem partners in the customer experience
  • Management buy-in
  • CEM measurement and KPIs
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