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Transforming the Customer Experience
with Second Generation CRM
Determining the drivers for and benefits of Severn Trent Water’s investment in second generation CRM technol ogy
September 2005
Lisa Sweeney – Contact Manager, Severn Trent Water
Adam Hughes – Partner, PA Consulting Group
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STW is one of the UK’s leading providers of water and
sewerage services
STW supplies high-quality drinking water and sewerage services to over eight million people living in the heart of theBritain.
• Top-performing water and sewerage company in UK
• Supply 2 billion litres of drinking water a day to three millionhouseholds and businesses
• Handle over 2 million contacts a year through our call centres
• Turnover of £957 million
• Over 5000 employees.
How do you stay ahead in a constantly evolving market?
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STW had to adapt to remain a leader in a changing
market
Change
Continuous Market and Competitive Pressures
• Delivering regulatory contract• Market deregulation• Competition from new entrants
Increasing Customer Demands
• Improved quality• Faster response times• First time resolution• Proactive contact• Flexible policies
Changing Business Initiatives
• Initiative to gain customer loyalty
Changing Operating Models
• Legacy IT at end-of-life• Unwieldy manual process to
compensate lack of technology• Disparate customer contact IT
systems• Migration to new billing platform
Recognising the real drivers for change ...
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However, many enterprise systems are inflexible and
inhibit the agility and innovation required for
differentiation
Existing Environment
� Complex portfolio of bespoke and package-based applications
� Disparate technology architectures and data sources
� Inadequate user experiences
� Inconsistent deployments across delivery channels
� Manual hand-offs to get the systems to “work properly”
� Long lead times for new systems development and existing systems change
Differentiation is stifled
� Enterprise package implementations are difficult to modify
� Complex systems are difficult to change causing slow responsiveness to business change requests
� Systems that are not at or near 100% fit for purpose create work arounds, frustrated users, inhibit adoption, and result in lost productivity
Impact
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Second Generation CRM delivers the greatest value
when deployed in dynamic processes
Highly dynamic business
environment
Rapid deployment time frames
Require extensive integration
Clear, stable business
requirements
Multi-client/ channel end
points
�Custom Development
Best of Breed Software Package
Enterprise Application
Process Framework
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Business Criteria
� Key Strength “STW required a complete solution including the rig ht technology, the right approach and the right people ”
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Using the right approach that meet Severn Trent
Water’s objectives
STW Strategic Objective:
Drive quality into everything we do to improve customer service and the way we work
� To drive quality into everything that we do to impr ove customer service and realise operational efficiencies
Our Approach:
� Use a second generation CRM technology that enables a 100% fit to existing business processes
� Implement a flexible IT solution that can deal with complex processes and multiple data sources
� Create a customer-centric system that provides staff with fast and easy access to a single view of customer interactions
� Encourage incremental and rapid systems releases over the development lifecycle
� Use PA’s Rapid System Development (RSD) methodology , which works well by enabling small and highly focused development teams to produce prototypes rapidly
This approach secured high levels of user involveme nt and delivered “quick wins”early in the projects.
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The right people deliver success: STW and PA working
jointly to deliver 2G CRM innovation
STW and PA worked jointly to deliver the ICE project in 24 weeks and to budget.
Weeks 1-4
Process design
Requirements management
Training deliveryTraining design
Staged rolloutRollout planning
UATSystem test
Project management
User communications
Weeks 5-8 Weeks 9-12 Weeks 13-16 Weeks 17-20 Weeks 21-24
Rapid Systems Development (RSD)
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A second generation CRM platform to deliver a flexible
and agile business solution
Workflow &Process
Automation
Step 1 Step 2
Step 3 Step 4
Step 5
EnterpriseBackbone
Multi channel & User Integration
DCA’s Call Center Dialler Printing Billing
Customer Specialists Agents Process Administration
Connectivity
A robust and flexible second generation platform wa s developed using GT-X, a Process Framework tool from Graham Technology.
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Delivering a single view of the customer with Enterprise
Integration
Second generation CRM is about understanding your customer through data accessibility and analysis.
“Greater integration has enabled a 36% increase in the resolution of customer
queries at the first point of contact”
Workflow &Process
Automation
Step 1 Step 2
Step 3 Step 4
Step 5
EnterpriseBackbone
Multi channel & User Integration
DCA’s Call Center Dialler Printing Billing
Customer Specialists Agents Process Administration
Connectivity
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Delivering customer contact across multiple touch
points
Second generation CRM is about maintaining high levels of customer service across all customer contact channels.
“Severn Trent Water customers can now utilise a wider range of communication channels and still get a quality service”
Workflow &Process
Automation
Step 1 Step 2
Step 3 Step 4
Step 5
EnterpriseBackbone
Multi channel & User Integration
DCA’s Call Center Dialler Printing Billing
Customer Specialists Agents Process Administration
Connectivity
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Delivering dynamic business process change with a
Process Framework technology
Second generation CRM is about providing a proactive and business-driven approach to customer service.
“Lead times for taking new business processes from conception to realisation have been reduced
allowing STW to be more proactive to a customer’s needs”
Workflow &Process
Automation
EnterpriseBackbone
Multi channel & User Integration
DCA’s Call Center Dialler Printing Billing
Customer Specialists Agents Process Administration
Connectivity
Step 1 Step 2
Step 3 Step 4
Step 5Step 1 Step 2
Step 3 Step 4
Step 5
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Business users can easily represent and model business
processes and validate the user experience and functionality
Map processes
into system
Automatically generate
interfaces and workflow
Refine user interfaces &
channel deployment
roll out
Integrate with
existing systems
Real-time process management
� User involvement ensures accuracy and drives 100% fit-for purpose
� Rapid business change
Rapid Development
� Automatic code generation and interface rendering
Integration
� Open integration with existing systems and package applications including DJOM, Billing1, Billing2, etc.
Multi-channel
� Optimise reuse across channels
BENEFITS
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Contact Prospect
Obtain client/expense tracking
code
Identify Prospect- VCs, cold calls,research, referral
Prepare Initial Pitch/Presentation
Structure Outline
Set up Meeting?
No
Organize teamresources for
initial pitch
Communicatepreparation
requirements toteam
Reuse old presentations
Research prospect'scompetition/comparables
Find valuation spreadsheet
Get current news onprospect and industry
Obtain internal andexternal research
Develop new contentbased on analysis
Need more info?
Follow up calls toprospect
(sign NDA, getfinancials)
Presentation dryrun
Conduct InitialMeeting
Prospectinterested?
Follow-up onInitial Meeting
No Yes
Yes
Yes
Flag as potentialfuture opportunity
Flag as potentialfuture opportunity
No
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2nd Generation CRM ensured that STW met the business
drivers and technical requirements
The benefits of 2nd generation CRM are:
� Excellent functional fit to requirements
� Rapid implementation of a system tailored to the businesses needs
� Flexibility to easily develop and improve processes without being constrained by software
� Ease of integration to legacy systems and protection of the investment made in these
� Measurable processes to understand business performance leading to continuous improvement of these processes
� Integrated Workflow capability that can be access via multiple channels
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STW is already getting a return on the investment in
second generation CRM technology
STW is realising these benefits as a direct result of implementing the ICE solution with second generation technology:
� 36% more customer calls are resolved at the point o f contact
� 30% reduction in customer complaints
� A customer services representative can now be train ed to use the system in 2 days, compared to 2 weeks
� STW now fully understands the performance metrics o f the call centre and can improve the quality of its reporting to the industry regula tor
� The implementation of a simple click-through proces s has led to reduced call duration and fewer unnecessary customer visits
� By implementing customer contact systems process-by -process rather than in a 'big bang' Severn Trent benefited from reduced implement ation risk and a smooth rollout
� STW now has a platform for future value-added activ ity, including field force enablement, Internet channels, Voice XML, Interactive TV and si mplifies the introduction of future data media
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Thank you