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Customer Journey Mapping: Illustrating the Big Picture

Megan Grocki
October 15, 2013

Customer Journey Mapping: Illustrating the Big Picture

Methods for demonstrating the relationship between an individual and an organization over time. Presented at the 2013 MIMA Summit.

Megan Grocki

October 15, 2013
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  1. #MIMASummit @megangrocki WHAT ARE WE GOING TO LEARN TODAY? ê Understand

    how journey models can be used as a component of an experience strategy to illustrate relationships with “customers” and an organization over time and across channels ê Learn the steps in developing a journey model ê Discover ways to socialize the journey models and make them a part of your organization’s assets
  2. #MIMASummit @megangrocki the process of illustrating a complete story centered

    on the relationship that unfolds over time between an individual and a system / service / product / brand / organization JOURNEY MAPPING (OR MODELING) IS…
  3. #MIMASummit @megangrocki WHY DO WE NEED JOURNEY MODELS? Every day

    mediocre experiences are delivered Organizations do not understand our customers, and are unintentionally neglecting them Internal politics trump customer needs Put our systems/services/products in the context of people and their lives
  4. #MIMASummit @megangrocki TOUCHPOINTS A point of interaction involving a specific

    human need in a specific time and place Comparing products Paying a bill Signing up for a service
  5. #MIMASummit @megangrocki CHANNELS A medium of interaction with customers –

    where touchpoints occur Website Social media Phone Email
  6. #MIMASummit @megangrocki CHANNELS SINGLE CHANNEL Need CAN ONLY be fulfilled

    via ONE channel CROSS-CHANNEL Need MUST be fulfilled using MORE THAN ONE channel MULTI/OMNI-CHANNEL Need CAN be fulfilled on MANY different channels à à ≈ ≈
  7. #MIMASummit @megangrocki MOMENT OF TRUTH Interaction that leaves a lasting

    impression often at the touchpoint you can design for
  8. #MIMASummit @megangrocki HOW DO THEY HELP YOUR TEAM? Create strategic

    vision prior to design Build consensus with stakeholders, showing opportunities across the ecosystem Identify key interactions to prototype and test
  9. #MIMASummit @megangrocki OUR FAVORITE RESEARCH METHODS customer interviews ethnography &

    contextual inquiry customer surveys customer support/complaint logs web analytics social media listening competitive intelligence
  10. #MIMASummit @megangrocki ACTIVITIES TO GATHER CONTENT Review research Identify timeline,

    touchpoint and channels Empathy map Lensed brainstorm Affinity diagram
  11. #MIMASummit @megangrocki ACTIVITY #2: BRAINSTORMING WITH LENSES Inspired by The

    Art of Game Design: A book of lenses, by Jesse Schell
  12. #MIMASummit @megangrocki MAPPING THE FUTURE EXPERIENCE Timeline Business goals User

    expectations/wants/needs/emotions Touchpoints & Channels Opportunities for engagement Other great ideas!
  13. #MIMASummit @megangrocki KEEPING THE JOURNEYS ALIVE Schedule periodic reflection and

    research, update the journey model Continually involve key stakeholders Shout from the rooftops Display prominently in common work areas Invite the personas and their journey models to meetings
  14. #MIMASummit @megangrocki SOCIALIZE & USE ê Who is your journey owner?

    ê Who is consuming it? How often? ê How are you getting/storing feedback? ê What is your implementation plan? ê When and how are you going to re-evaluate? Temkin, B. (2010) "Mapping the Customer Journey" Forrester Research
  15. #MIMASummit @megangrocki WHAT IS A JOURNEY MODEL? Visualizing the relationship

    between an individual and an organization over time