service excellence by balancing operational quality
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Service Excellenceby balancing operational qualityRonny WeinigSiemens Switzerland Ltd.
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…and how the human factor influences customersatisfactionan approach for transparency and measurable optimization
Leverage Service @ Siemens Agenda
The meaning of Service and its business impact for Siemens
Corporate Leverage Service @ Siemens Program
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Siemens AG – Facts and Figures
Orders received: € 82.4 billion
Revenue: € 75.9 billion
Profit after tax: € 4.4 billion
Research and Developmentinvestment: € 4.3 billion
362 000 employees globally in approx. 190 countries
Figures per 30.09.2013
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Sector Organization of Siemens todayDedicated service organizations in Sectors
Attractive markets driven by megatrends
Globalization UrbanizationClimate change Demographic change
Fossil Power Generation
Wind Power
Power Transmission
Oil & Gas
Energy Service
Imaging & Therapy
Clinical Products
Customer Solutions
Diagnostics
Industry Automation
Drive Technologies
Customer Services
Rail Systems
Mobility and Logistics
Smart Grid
Low & Medium Voltage
Building Technologies
IndustryEnergy Healthcare Infrastructure & Cities
Dedicated Service Organization with P&L
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Business Impact of Service for Siemens
BusinessImpact
Service is our main interface to our customers
Service as key differentiator for us and our customers
Creates broad installed base with high growth potential
Service is high margin business
Innovation driven by lifecycle data from installed base
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Motivation
1 increase revenue
2 boost productivity
3 enhance customer satisfaction
Service Business… Go for it !
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Our Customers need knowledge to generate value and stay competitive
We supply our Customers with required knowledge for improved business decisions and business innovation
We create required knowledge based on advanced data analytics
How to turn Knowledge into Customer Value ?
It is the Customer needs that drive Service Excellence and Innovation
CustomerView
BusinessView
TechnologyView
Value Generation
Business Innovation
Business Intelligence
Data Analytics
Data
Processes
Market demands
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Scope of Leverage Service @ Siemens10 Corporate focus areas to drive innovation & expand service business
Processes
Business Innovation
Value Generation
Data
Business Intelligence
Data Analytics
TechnologyView
BusinessView
CustomerView
Business Model & Operational Setup
Service Technologies
Service Parts Logistics
Service Culture & Customer Intimacy
Service Processes
Service Communication
Remote Service
Service Transparency
Sales Excellence / Consultative Selling
Project Mgmt @ Siemens
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Lean Processes are the Basis
Clearly defined Service Processes are the basis for successful Service Management
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Is there a common Process Framework for Service in place?
ServiceManagement
Service Marketing
ServiceSales
ServiceCare
Project Processing
Service Delivery
Service Lifecycle Support (HW/SW)
Serv. Portfolio Evalua-tion & Developm.
Service Support
Management
Support
SCM
PLM
CRM
Questions for a successful Service business
Management:How do we plan services?How do we want our service reporting to look like?What does our service market look like?
CRMHow do we sell services?How do we manage long-term customer relations?
SCMHow to supply cost-effective services that meets quality needs? How can we supply or support our services on a global level?
PLMHow can we introduce innovations into our services?Which services do we want / plan to offer?What kind of product design do we have for our services?
SupportHow do we monitor and manage our installed base? How do we establish a successful competence management system for services?
Core processes for Services
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Improved performance by process optimizationover a “closed loop” process
Management Control & Performance / Quality Optimization
Service Settlement
ServiceExecution &Reporting
Job Planning& Dispatch
Maintenance Planning
On-callClarification
On-call TicketCreation
Cost allocation & Invoice Module
Mobile Front EndWork Scheduling Module
Commercial AdministratorCoordinator / Dispatcher Field Service Engineer
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Analysis and Interpretation of
KPIs Reports
ERP System
Process KPI Reports
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Methodical analysis to ensure reliable results
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• Agreed Areasof Improvement
Identificationof Improvement Areas
Identificationof Improvement Levers
Quantification of Improvement Levers
• Agreed financialimpact ofImprovement Levers
Hypothesis for Areas of Improvement
Hypothesis forImprovement Levers (activities)
Calculation Models Potentials and interdependencies of Improvement Levers
Create condition based maintenance plan
Createpredetermined maintenanceplan
Create automated condition based maintenance program
InvoicingJob Planning& Dispatch
Dispatch ofcustomer
Dispatch ofSupportEngineer
Dispatch ofcorrection
Dispatch ofservice part
Reporting & TicketClosure
ClarificationMaintenance, Solution Finding and Repair
Perform off-sitesolutionfinding
Maintenance StrategySet up
Maintenance PlanSet up
TicketCreation
Invoic e se rvic es not covered by contract
Dispatch ofthird party
Clarifyproblem by re moteconnectionwith system
Performr emotemaintenance,solution finding& repair
Createticket by pre-dete rminedmaint. plan
Evaluation
Invoic e se rvic es covered by contract
Dispatch ofField ServiceEngineer
Report r esults, close ticke t technica lly
Clarifyproblem with-out remoteconnectionwith system
Performon-sitemaintenance,solution finding& repair
Definemainte nanc estr ategy
Createticket byunscheduledincident
Evaluatefieldexperience
Dispatch ofcustomerpreparation
Dispatch ofmaintenancefacility
Perform on-site inspection
Define corre ctive maintenance actions
Createticket byconditionbasedmaint. plan
Perform r emoteinspection
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• Mapped processes• Analyzed
geographical & organizationalprocesses and roles
• Analyzed Process Metrics
Process & Metrics/KPI Analysis
• Agreed ImprovementLevers (activities)
• Defined impacts, actions, period for implementation and IT relevance
Set-up of Implementation Roadmap
• Defined Road Map for Implementation
Final Presentation
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Creating sustainable value for our customers and Siemens
EmployeeOrientation
BusinessOrientation
CustomerOrientationCustomerOrientation
ServiceCulture
Definition:“A customer-focused service culture is the sum of values,
traits, behavior & communication of the organization and is very much fostered by a widely established employee-
oriented company culture.
All service activities need to be carried out in order to meet and exceed the customer’s expectations in the
best possible way and to leave an outstanding service experience.
Combined with a trustful relationship and highengagement levels this contributes to
sustainable customer loyalty and a highly profitable business.”
The Siemens Service Culture FrameOur answer to establish a solid foundation for profitable service businesses
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Customer
Employee
Business
Employee Motivation and Satisfaction
Stage Director Backstage AudienceStage BoxOffice
Perceived Expectations
Strategic Set-upMission VisionStrategy
Portfolio Business ModelBranding
Operational Set-upProcessesOrganizationTechnology
Work EnvironmentPeople / Competencies
New AudienceAdvertisement Other
TheatresThe Line-Up:
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The Service StageThe Service StageThe Service TheatreThe Service StageThe Service StageThe Service StageThe Service Theatre
Customer Expectations
CustomerSatisfaction
CustomerLoyalty
Service Delivery
Service Sales
Employee Retention
Employee Productivity and Behavior
Profit-ability up
RevenueGrowth
Service Development
ServiceManagement
Perceived Customer Value
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PotentialGap
The Siemens Service Value Model12 Gaps identified with potential for improvement
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NPS Driver Tree – a strong “tool” to higher customer loyalty
Drivers „operational & emotional“Result Key SuccessFactors
Employee Motivation
Processes &Tools
Org. Set-Up
Skills &Competences
…
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
Customer Loyalty
Customer Satisfaction
ExpectedService
ExperiencedService
CustomerInvestment
Results /Quality
Experience withCompetitors
Value for Money
Price
Ease of doingBusiness
Appearance
Reliability
Responsiveness
Assurance
Empathy
RelationshipStabilizers
BusinessTerms/Conditions
Trust
Tangibles
Intangibles
+-
Consistency
Care &Communication
NPS
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Operational Customer Satisfaction Survey
Two level improvement program
Customer-related Follow-up
Follow-up on Rating and
Contact Alerts
Documentation & tracking
in SMART
Definition ofaction items
in follow-up calls
Process-related Follow-up
Definition of improvement
areas
Success tracking of measure
implementation
Implementation of measures
Definition & evaluation of
measures
Closed loop process and follow-up approaches
Customer Satisfaction Management
Improvement activities are the core part of the customer satisfaction closed loop process
Internal processes and methodology for improvement programs based on customer feedback have to be in place
Rating and Contact Alert
Improve-ment areas
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Identical structure, KPIs and questions across all services to achieve maximum comparability
Solution Time
Range of Information
Quality of Information
Repair Service
Service-specific Satisfaction Drivers
Online Support Technical Support Field Services / Service Contracts
Recommendation / NPSOverall Satisfaction with the Service
Solution Time (TS)
Solution Quality (TS)Competence (TS)
Spare Parts
Transparency of Quotation
Competence
Solution Time
Competence
Transparency of Service Report
Quotation Lead Time
Delivery Time
Response Time
Reporting & Ticket Closure
Maintenance /Solution Finding
/ Delivery/Repair
Clarification
“Entry Channel”
Ticket Creation
Competence (Dispatch)
Response Time
Competence
Information Process about Arrival Time
Accessibility to Repair Center
Response Time
Transparency of Quotation
Quotation Lead Time
Competence
Repair Time
Accessibility to Spare Parts Sales
Accessibility to Field Service Coordination
Accessibility (Dispatch)
Job Planning / Dispatching
Quality of informationCoverage of technical
information for products
Application examples
Page layout and clarity
Navigation
Search function
Callback Time
KPI Fulfillment
Depth of information per product
Social competence (Dispatch)
Online Support Request
Support Request
Social Competence and Accountability of Siemens Contacts
Improvement Potential
Contact Request
Data Privacy Statement
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Improvement Lever Repository47 improvement levers collected and documented to address the 12 gaps
Description
Related Areafor Improvement
Main Activities
Effects / Benefits
Good Practices / Contacts
Implementation Timeframe
SuccessFactors
MeasurableImpacts
Addressed Gaps
47 ImprovementLevers
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Major Improvement Levers to improve Service Culture10 Levers have been prioritized by the expert group
Assignment of best possible resources (competence instead of names)
Proactive customer communication
Top-down alignment of dedicated service strategy with clear communication
Customer-Lifecycle oriented business model
Transparent service career paths
Clear decision making authority for service employees (entrepreneurship)
EmployeeOrientation
BusinessOrientation
ServiceCulture
CustomerOrientationCustomerOrientation
Defined service core processes with efficient escalation / support structures (Regionalization Strategy)
Regular and systematic feedback mechanisms
Recognition and rewards
Alignment of internal KPI-Structures and customer motives
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Summary
…declare service as top priority
…enable and motivate the teams by being a good example
…design the right processes and keep measuring
…design and infuse a common service culture
…live all of it !!
Now it is time to work for a living service excellence experience and …
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