Customer Journey & Customer Experience
Good customer and employee experiences – are the result of consciously designed and regularly tested processes. Rwe are realizing projects Customer Experience and Employee Experiencethat help you understand what everyday brand interactions really look like – both from the customer and team perspective. This allows our clients take actions to increase loyalty, commitment and efficiency.
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Customer path mapping - CJM
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Touchpoint analysis
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Chronometry of service processes
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Customer Effort Score (CES)
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Net Promoter Score (NPS)
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Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI
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Voice of Customer (VoC)
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Mapping internal and external processes
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UX/heuristic audits (e.g. websites, apps)
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Design Thinking / Service Design workshops
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Testing prototypes, mockups, new services
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Employee Experience Survey
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Employee satisfaction survey
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Employee engagement research
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Internal cooperation study
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Customer service quality certificates
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Quantitative research techniques involve collecting numerical data to accurately and reliably determine how often specific phenomena occur and what the relationships between them are.
QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES -
Qualitative research techniques are based on in-depth contact with participants, used to understand the motivations, attitudes and deeper context of consumer behavior.
QUALITY TECHNIQUES -
Analytical techniques are ways of organizing, processing, and interpreting data to discover relationships, identify patterns, and support business decisions.
ANALYSIS AND MONITORING
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CAWI – online surveys
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CATI – computer-assisted telephone interviews
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CAPI – Tablet-based personal interviews
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PAPI – paper survey questionnaires
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Omnibus – multi-topic research
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Tracking (continuous/wave) – monitoring indicators over time
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U&A Research – Use and Attitudes
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Satisfaction surveys (NPS, CSI, CES)
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Advertising tests (pre-test, post-test)
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Exit interviews – after the visit or purchase is completed
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Advertising/product concept tests (pretest/posttest)
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B2B research - with company decision-makers, buyers, managers
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A/B testing – comparing two versions
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FGI – Focus Group Interviews (in-person and online)
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IDI – individual in-depth interviews
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Dyads / triads – interviews with 2 or 3 people
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Ethnography - participant observation
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Home/workplace ethnographic interviews
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Customer journey analysis (customer path mapping)
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Prototype testing (mockups, MVP)
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Expert panels / Delphi method
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Desk research and analysis of existing data
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Non-participant observations (e.g. in branches, points of sale)
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Participant observation
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Group interviews with stakeholders
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Heuristic UX analysis (websites/apps)
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Insight workshops
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Co-creation sessions
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Card sorting
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Projection questions and tasks
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Competition benchmarking
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Content analysis and desk research
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SWOT analysis
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Analysis of customer service quality using mystery shopping techniques
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Tracking the image and position of brands
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Heuristic UX analysis – expert assessment of the usability of a website or application
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Customer Journey Mapping
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Process chronometry – measuring the actual duration of service stages
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Complaint data analysis / VoC – diagnosing the sources of customer dissatisfaction
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Standards/Accessibility Audit – Verification of compliance with guidelines or accessibility barriers
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Sentiment analysis – analysis of moods and topics of expression
