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Page 1: Chinwag Live: When customer Service Goes Social - Guy Stephens, Capgemini

Guy StephensLondon, 5th October 2011

Chinwag: When customer service goes social

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…global conversation...

"A powerful global conversation has begun. Through the Internet, people are discovering and inventing new ways to share relevant knowledge with blinding speed. As a direct result, markets are getting smarter – and getting smarter faster than most companies”

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A world of sharing

90%Government target for superfast broadband penetration by 2015

14.8miPad’s sold in first 12 months (5x more than analyst predictions)

45%iPhone Smartphone users download at least one app per week

60,000+Apps built for iphone, Android & BB

The combination of broadband connectivity, the explosion of hardware devices, apps and social networking has enabled users to define how, when and where they interact with brands, content & services

140mTweets per day

$119 billionM-Commerce predicted to reach this by 2015

700mFacebook users worldwide

1 billionGoogle searches a day

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Life is real-time!

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New currencies are emerging

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Cognitive Surplus

“We are increasingly becoming one another’s infrastructure”

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A story about my washing machine

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New customer service currencies are emerging

Transaction Experience

BENEVOLENCE

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“The goal of any adaptive business is to sense empathy along with the opportunities for real-time and right-time engagement”Brian Solis

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A different type of customer service is emerging

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Different roles are emerging

Creator

Participant

Prisoner

Promoter

Bystander

Voyeur

Passenger

Listener

Passerby

Pundit

Explorer

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The Carphone Warehouse service ecosystem

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The Conversation Prism

The 'Complaint Prism'

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What will customer service look like?

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The social customer care landscape

• Customer service is a 24/7 PR opportunity

• The time between the touchpoint and the complaint has condensed

• Closed one-to-one to public one-to-anyone-who-is-willing-to-listen-or-participate

• Moving from a transactional interaction to an emotional and experiential engagement

• Resolution to experience, where the experience is the service

• Democratisation of the tools of self-expression

• Generational resistance to ‘traditional’ methods of communication

• Tension between past and present, different ways of working underpinned by empathy and benevolence: collaboration, sharing, participating, interrupting, listening, enabling, connecting, influencing

• Customer service decentralising into the hands of customers, people and independent platforms

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Knowing where your brick wall is

“With an open strategy,

decision shifts from if you

should be open... To how

open you need to be to

accomplish your overall

strategic goals”[Charlene Li, Being open without giving away the store:

The secret is a sandbox covenant]

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The new web

“The new Web is fundamentally different in both its architecture and applications. Instead of a digital newspaper, think of a shared canvas where every splash of paint contributed by one user provides a richer tapestry for the next user to modify or build on. Whether people are creating, sharing, or socializing, the new Web is principally about participating rather than about passively receiving information”

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More information

About Capgemini

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More information

Please contact:

•Guy [email protected]

•Twitter: @guy1067

•Blog: http://beingguy1067.com

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