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Rethinking about the Client Experience

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Rethinking about the Client ExperienceJoshua Nelson, Director of Technology Experience, Power Design

The client experience is critical in the rapidly changing world of technology, where innovation propels advancement and change is constant. To improve the client experience, efficiency and proactivity have become essential components in deciding any organization’s success. Upon contemplation of the revolutionary last twelve months, it is clear that taking preventive steps reduces risks while simultaneously improving customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.

A Proactive Approach

Our organization saw a notable shift last year, with a 25% rise in programs targeted at identifying and preempting problems before they worsened. This strategic decision led to incidents decreasing by an impressive 65%. Fueled by this success, our company increased its adoption of proactive measures, achieving a state where approximately 60% of our IT activities are now proactive.

This shift in focus was more than just a strategic adjustment. However, it represented an intentional restructure of our approach to technology and end user interaction. A crucial element of this approach is merging teams focused on end-user interactions. One integrated approach encompassed the administration of product releases, customer acceptance and support and the entire experience of these interactions. By directly incorporating employeeled innovation initiatives and feedback loops into these procedures, we created a continuous improvement cycle that served as the engine for our initiative and innovation.

Efficient Innovation and Growth

The foundation for the success of our proactive efforts has been efficiency. Through the optimization of resource allocation and workflows, we were able to improve our reaction to current issues and free up critical time and resources for innovation. Maintaining our competitive edge in an ever-evolving sector has been crucial and Enterprise Service Management (ESM) has significantly contributed to our success. This forward-thinking strategy extends past conventional IT service management by automating and improving processes across various departments, enhancing the overall value we provide to our organization. With the help of our proactive and effective techniques, ESM hopes to free up other organizational units from routine work so they may concentrate on adding value and fostering business expansion.

Preserving Value and Improving the Client Experience

As we proceed, integrating ESM across our entire business will be the next step in our path. This growth will improve internal operational efficiency and broaden our scope of strategic value addition to the company. Thanks to ESM, our employees will be able to automate tedious tasks, leverage datadriven insights function, as efficiently as possible, promote innovation, and foster a mindset of continuous development.

Moreover we will not waver in our pursuit of preventive measures. We plan to build on our achievements in incident reduction and operational simplification by increasing the proactive efforts even further. This means making even greater use of innovative technology, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, to predict and forecast foreseeable problems and/or issues.

In conclusion, the impact of technological efficiency and proactivity on the client experience is immense. Our company has seen an incredible reduction in IT incidents over the last year, which has allowed us to focus more on long-term growth and innovation. Our core values and progressing through ESM, allow us to effectively navigate the complexities of day-to-day operations and lead the way in using technology to bring about meaningful change as we get closer to a more proactive and efficient future state.

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