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  1. Capitalize on the expert knowledge to gain maximum value on these vital issues: UNDERSTAND how you can design surveys to find out how well your products meet customers’ needs or how satisfied they are with different aspects of the service you offer ASK your customers for their views on your company’s products and performance indicates that you’re prepared to listen to customers and take account of their views DISCOVER by sharing the results of a customer satisfaction survey with your employees, you can build an understanding of company operations from the customers’ perspective REDUCE the risk of your customers defecting to competitors. Customer satisfaction levels have an impact on your ability to retain customers. DETERMINE your company’s strengths and weaknesses from your customers’ perspective by analyzing the responses from a customer satisfaction survey. Focus on areas of your business that achieve very low satisfaction scores and prioritize improvement programs so that you can remedy any serious problems in those areas APPLY customer insights to gain a better understanding of your customers’ requirements and concerns so that you improve your products and your standards of service in line with customers’ needs REALIZE that a single satisfaction survey gives you a snapshot of customers’ views at a given point of time. By conducting a number of surveys over a period of time, you can measure (KPIs) the results of any improvement programs you have undertaken UNI training courses are thoroughly researched and carefullystructuredtoprovidepracticalandexclusive training applicable to your organisation. Benefits include: • Thorough and customised programmes to address current market concerns • Illustrations of real life case studies • Comprehensive course documentation • Strictly limited numbers 20th - 21st August 2015 • Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Course Facilitator: Marco Oriano Customer Experience Consultant Marco Oriano Consulting Achievements • Decreased first-contact resolution time from 24 hours to 30 minutes -- Vlex • Improved staff productivity,resulting in a cost reduction of approximately 35% ---Vlex • Implemented KPIs aimed to measure customer satisfaction • Created a global customer focused culture -- Ntrglobal, Vlex • Led the global customer satisfaction surveys and its related improvement plans --- Vlex, Ntrglobal, JC Duard, IT Consultia • Continuous improvement plans based on “Mystery Shopping”, boosting customer satisfaction indexes with strategic action plans based on exceeding the expectations of our customers and deliver compelling value to our shareholders --- Angrup Diagnose the real drivers of customer loyalty and defection Proudly Organised by: TESTIMONIALS: “Customer Satisfaction, Managing People are the most valuable topics to me. The Balance of lecture, group participation and exercise time are excellent. The trainer is good at involving students in group discussion and explaining each topic very well with excellent time management.” - Miguel Cañas, Managing Partner at Agendum Solutions “The instructor is a knowledgeable, patient and passionate Trainer & Customer Service Ambassador. I really enjoyed! To me, the most valuable topics are Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Customer Service Quality” - Ciro Alonso, Office Manager, IT Consultia, Panama “I learned a great deal that I will use immediately upon returning to work. Marco is a great trainer and kept the group interested for the full time. I highly recommend it to any professionals.” - Cédric Cyrus Lheure, Director OBM Construction, LATAM “Very informative. It will help me reorganize the customer satisfaction program in my organization.” - Ricardo Fernández García, General Manager, BO K BO Measuring Customer SatisfactionMeasuring Customer Satisfaction & Complaint Handling& Complaint Handling
  2. Overview & Objective This two-day workshop will cover the basic and advanced topics in Customer Satisfaction Survey and Customer Complaint Management that enable the participants not only to measure customer satisfaction but also to increase their awareness and knowledge of the Customer Satisfaction Survey in terms of methodology as well as management concept. Participants will also learn how to develop appropriate plans and methodology to integrate the survey in their business activities. This course addresses the importance of managing Customer Satisfaction and exceeding customer expectations by analyzing the Voice of Customers. They will gain a complete and systematic learning of every aspect of a satisfaction survey step by step and all the major KPIs from designing to presenting the survey to a Management Team. The methodology learned during the workshop may be implemented successfully in any company or industry and it has an over $20,000 estimated value in the market. It would set the basis and fundamentals for any continuous improvement process meant to impact and improve the customer experience. The second day, the workshop will cover the importance of how well companies manage inquiries/complains they receive everyday from their customers and how much it can impact their global perception or satisfaction over the company, product and service. Each session is based on trainer input, application of content to delegates’ organizations and group based discussion. Relevant case material is explored and evaluated where appropriate. This provides delegates with new and novel insights based on other organizations’ experiences. PRE-COURSE QUESTIONNAIRE To ensure that you gain maximum value from this course, a detailed questionnaire will be forwarded to you upon registration to establish your exact training needs and issues of concern. Your completed questionnaire will be analysed by the course trainer prior to the event and addressed during the event. You will receive a comprehensive set of course documentation to enable you to digest the subject matter in your own time. Program Schedule (Day 1 - Day 2) 08:30 Registration 09:00 Morning Session Begins 10:40 - 11:00 Refreshments & Networking Break 12:45 Luncheon 14:00 Afternoon Session begins 15:30 - 15:50 Refreshments & Networking Break 17:00 Course Ends DAY 1 | 20th August 2015 SESSION 1: CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FOCUS: UNDERSTANDING YOUR CUSTOMER AND VALUE PROPOSITION What Is the Customer Satisfaction and why it is important? 9 Strategies to increase Customer Satisfaction Measuring the Customer Satisfaction Impact on each Moment of Truth is the key to offer a better customer experience Do we know our customers and what they are expecting from us? Gap Analysis Which program of Voice of Customer is being used in your company to gain feedback from your customers? Qualitative versus Quantitative Research Case Study: Identifying customers and meeting their needs An Argos case study SESSION 2: TO DESIGN A SUCCESSFUL SURVEY: MAKE SURE IT ALWAYS MIRRORS WHAT IT REALLY MATTERS TO CUSTOMERS Setting short and long-term objectives What kind of Survey should we use and what we expect to achieve? The importance of customer insights and metrics at an early stage of product development Customer Complaint Handling as an important piece of the puzzle The very first step: A well-done Exploratory Research helps you ask the right questions to obtain meaningful customer insights. It is key to data collection Maximizing response rates Questionnaire Design & Scaling Case Study: First Samuel keeps a professional edge with a Surveys Client Satisfaction Survey SESSION 3: TIME TO LAUNCH THE SURVEY: CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS The most efficient channel to launch a survey Integrating Surveys with your CRM allows to you to view and manage all surveys integrated with you CRM environment. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! Introducing the survey to customers, we want to prepare them to boost response rates Analyzing the results What is a mirror survey and what it is meant to measure? Introduction to the Workshop Research Project “How to Create a Strategic Action Plan” based on real customer insights - Phase 1 Case Study: Customer Satisfaction Survey Report done by Marco Oriano SESSION 4: THE MAJOR “KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS” (KPI): BUILD YOUR DASHBORD AND TRACK THEM OVER TIME Customer Satisfaction KPIs you need to use Performance Tracking Gap Analysis How to prioritize strategic initiatives (Pareto Analysis and Ishikawa Diagram) The importance of NET PROMOTER SCORE Define Business Benchmarking: The smartest way to measure progress Workshop Research Project. “How to Create a Strategic Action Plan” - Phase 2
  3. WHO SHOULD ATTEND The workshop will prove particularly worthwhile for CEOs, VPs, Directors, Heads of Departments, Managers responsible for: Customer service/relations Branding Corporate services/relations Complaints handlings and resolution Sales and Marketing Business Development Product Development/ Management WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND Keeping customers loyal and reducing the risk of customers defecting to competitors are essentials to long-term success of your business. Attending the workshop you will learn different and great tools to drive communication between you and your customers that would eventually lead the company to improve the way they service customers, the global level of satisfaction and how to launch/ market products to better exceed customer expectations. It is a great opportunity to stand out and contribute to your company success. The higher the level of satisfaction you can achieve, the more likely you are to retain you customer and convert them into new promoters. DO NOT MISS the opportunity to learn more and master: How valuable FEEDBACK can help your company How LISTENING your customers from different channels can immediate give you quick- win opportunities to improve their experience The benefits from UNDERSTANDING a company operations from the customers´ perspective How PRIORITIZE and FOCUS on areas of your business the most matter to customers How RETENTION is close related to levels of customer satisfaction and how small changes on customer pain points could positively impact revenues Best Practices and setting PROGRESS Monitoring Goals for improving company performance In-House Training Cost effective In-house courses, tailored specifically to your organisation’s needs, can be arranged at your preferred location and time. If you would like to discuss further, please contact our In-house division at iht@unistrategic.com. SESSION 1: MANAGEMENT TEAM STRATEGY: DIAGNOSE THE REAL DRIVERS OF CUSTOMER LOYALTY AND DEFECTION IN ORDER TO HELP MANAGEMENT TAKES PRACTICAL DECISION TO CONVERT VOC INTOPROFITABLE BUSINESS ACTIVITY Stand out among your peers, presenting an Executive Summary to Management – Actionable /Informative Output The cost of not doing anything Goal setting and continuous improvement process Who is responsible to execute the Action Plan Quick win actions to retain very unhappy customers who are about to leave Show customers that they help you run the business – follow up and keep them informed Testing New Initiatives and Follow-Up Workshop Research Project. “How to Create a Strategic Action Plan” - Phase 3 Case Study: I-Sight Provides Practical Tips at Customer Profitability, Loyalty and Retention Conference SESSION 2: COMPLAINTS HANDLING FOCUS: 88% OF CUSTOMERS WHO FEEL A COMPLAINT WAS HANDLED WELL WILL REMAIN LOYAL TO THE COMPANY Impact & Benefits of Complaints Effective Complaint Reporting Dos and Don’ts in Complaint Handling Set up red flags along the all process Reduce Potential Complaints The importance of the right Service Level Agreement Workshop Research Project. “How to Create a Strategic Action Plan” - Phase 4 SESSION 3: VOC PROGRAMS: IT SHOWS YOUR CUSTOMERS THAT YOU ARE COMMITTED TO FULFILLING THEIR NEEDS, MAKING THEM FELL VALUED Effective VOC starts with active-listening skills Empower your team by making them part of the solution Develop an internal Common Language Improve Customer Loyalty – Just by Listening Putting the voice of the Customer to Work Workshop Research Project. “How to Create a Strategic Action Plan” - Phase 5 Case Study: Boots uses Bazarvoice best practices to turn unhappy customers into advocates SESSION 4: CLOSING COMMENTS AND SESSION REVIEW Workshop Research Project. “How to create a Strategic Action Plan” - Phase 6 Group Final Presentation: “Strategic Action Plan” End of Workshop/Beginning of Implementation! DAY 2 | 21st August 2015
  4. ABOUT YOUR COURSE FACILITATOR Marco is an expert in Customer Experience Strategy. He works with companies who want to leverage their service proposition in order to be more strategic about customer experience management. Marco diagnoses the real drivers of customer loyalty and defection in order to help management take practical decisions about converting the voice of the customer into profitable business activity. His core business involves providing advice and guidance to boards, management teams and operational staff, as well as hands-on support in order to build customer advocacy, to maximize performance and optimizing customer care channels to support business growth. In the past 12 years, he has been helping companies improve customer satisfaction, the renewal rate, identify problems, support and create a Customer-centric culture Worldwide. With a multidisciplinary and multiculturalism profile he provides multiple values in companies that want to get the most value to its existing portfolio of customers. He is a truly passionate about delivering a service that will WOW your customers to generate recommendations (NPS) and finding those differentiators in the market place. His specialties are: Customer Experience Management Customer advocate Customer Satisfaction Survey Customer Loyalty (CSI and Net Promoter Score) Customer Retention Customer Insight Research Customer Complaint Management Customer Relationship Management Service Excellence International Operation Management Strategic Planning and Implementation Executive Leadership and Team Development Organizational Culture Change Drive improvements His notable achievements include: Decreased first-contact resolution time from 24 hours to 30 minutes -- Vlex Improved staff productivity, resulting in a cost reduction of approximately 35% -- Vlex Reduced the “Churned Rate” by 10 points in 2 years Improved the Net Promoter Score by 38 points in just 12 months Improved the Customer Satisfaction Index by 10 points in just 12 months Implemented KPIs aimed to measure customer satisfaction Created a global customer focused culture -- Ntrglobal, Vlex Led global customer satisfaction survey programs and its related improvement plans --- Vlex, Ntrglobal, JC Duard, IT Consultia Continuous improvement plans based on “Mystery Shopping”, boosting customer satisfaction indexes with strategic action plans based on exceeding the expectations of our customers and deliver compelling value to our shareholders --- Angrup Partial List of Companies that have Benefited from trainer’s Expertise: Angrup Restaurants (Spain) JC Duard (Independent consultant, USA) NTRglobal (Spain) Vlex (Miami) IT Consultia (Panama) Agendum Solutions (Spain) Panqueq Jamaica (Miami) K Bon D Bon (Spain) Zyncrho (Spain) John Hancock Financial Services (USA) Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) Scheme • All business in Singapore can enjoy up to 400% tax deduction for external training* provided by UNI Strategic Pte Ltd for up to $ 400,000 for year of assessment 2015. You can enjoy up to 68% of tax savings from attending our trainings which means you only need to pay 1/3 of the course fees • Alternatively, businesses can opt for a non-taxable cash payout option of 60% of up to $100,000 for year of assessment 2015 meaning up to a maximum of $60,000 * This includes both trainings in Singapore and overseas * Both local and foreign employees are eligible * Course fees only PIC Bonus (as announced in Budget 2013) On top of the existing 400% tax deductions/allowances and/or 60% cash payout (“PIC cash payout”) under the PIC scheme, the PIC Bonus gives businesses a dollar-for-dollar matching cash bonus for YAs 2013 to 2015, subject to an overall cap of $15,000 for all 3 YAs combined. Businesses must incur at least $5,000 in PIC-qualifying expenditure during the basis period for the YA in which a PIC Bonus is claimed. The PIC Bonus is taxable. Please refer to https://www.iras.gov.sg/irasHome/page04.aspx?id=14566 for more info
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