Published: 02 July 2024
Summary
Customer service journeys are often complex, leading to high effort for customers and high costs for businesses. Service and support leaders can implement customer journey management — the discipline of designing, deploying and continuously improving journeys — to drive consistent and seamless CX.
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Key Findings
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Customers’ service and support journeys are unnecessarily complex, loyalty-eroding and expensive to serve. To improve CX and deliver reliable business outcomes, service leaders need to gain greater control over these journeys.
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Common approaches to improving service journeys, such as moment-in-time journey mapping, often fail to deliver long-term results because they are static, assumption-based, reactive and ad hoc.
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Unless leaders establish a more comprehensive approach to customer journey management, they will struggle to deliver their business objectives.
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