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STAT-A-MATRIX: Improving business processes for more than four decades.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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STAT-A-MATRIX
Seminars Catalog

Winter-Spring 2008

Risk Self-Assessment
(free, online self-assessment)
Making Improvement Work
(white paper, PDF)
Beyond the Voice of the Customer
(white paper, PDF)
From QMS to Lean Six Sigma
(presentation, PDF)
Lean Six Sigma Integration for
Business Excellence

(presentation, PDF)
 
     

Customer Experience Management Overview

The aim of customer experience management is to strategically manage customers' interactions with your company in a way that ensures customer retention, growth, and referrals. Our approach integrates our Voice of the Customer, Customer Value Analysis and Process Management offers to improve your customers' experiences and your company's competitive position.
  • Voice of the Customer identifies customers’ needs, and helps you translate them into product or service features, Critical To Quality process metrics, and customer survey items.
  • Customer Value Analysis surveys the market, not just your own customers, and tells you how well your company is meeting customers’ needs relative to the competition. It helps your company increase market share by identifying where innovation and improvement efforts are needed to strengthen competitive position.
  • Process Management is a five-stage approach for realizing and sustaining the improvements needed to achieve growth. It involves:
    • Designing the process management system.
    • Operating and using the system to analyze process performance.
    • Improving the processes where necessary using Lean, DMAIC, and DMADV methods.
    • Sustaining process improvements with effective communication tools.
    • Aligning the process through the usage of change management techniques.
Our consulting services can help you to:
  • Select the most appropriate approaches for gathering data on customer needs
  • Ensure the alignment of your process metrics and customer surveys with customer needs.
  • Create a surveillance system that maps your competitive position and enables strategic decision making.
  • Target strategic areas for improvement.
  • Select the most appropriate techniques for process improvement in the targeted areas.
  • Assess the effectiveness of improvement projects using survey results and, where possible, link them to financial results.