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Case study from the Banking sector

Dashboard & Scorecards: TRUST
  • Customer engagement systems can be elevated to levels beyond the conventional measures of customer satisfaction.
  • This is accomplished by monitoring the ‘TRUST QUOTIENT’ with the customers periodically and consolidating the trust base to gain a proprietary lock in.
  •  Additionally, the enhanced level of customer intimacy provides free access to their ‘tacit’ knowledge base that is so essential for co-creating their future visions of product offerings in a participative context. 
  • When aligned with the automated modules in CRM for purposes of tracking the effectiveness of relationships, the bank is enabled into stealing a preemptive march over traditional rivals

Customer Satisfaction management systems: Managing the customer profitability dynamics

  • Most banks track the ‘CNR’-customer net revenues-of their customers as opposed to the profitable opportunity for patronage they provide.
  • By adopting a one-size-fits-all approach to engaging with customers, the front-line executives often end up with fewer ‘Apostles’ who could otherwise provide more referrals and offer a larger share of their wallet to the bank.
  • One Nationalized bank caused greater synergy within the policies, supporting their program for wealth management that yielded higher and more profitable customer relationships. 
  • By reorienting the customer engagement strategy to yield more ‘Apostles’, the bank raised the per capita profitability from the current base of customer relationships and minimizing  the ‘non-performing ‘relationships and NPA’s (Non performing assets) to the few that were considered permissible.

 

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Shekarsan
3A, Prasantham
141, St. Mary's road, Alwarpet
Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600018
India

ph: 91 44 24335854

rshekar@mac.com