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KNOWLEDGE-POWERED CUSTOMER SERVI CE TRANSFORMATION AT EE WI TH EGAI N
HELLO
David WalkerHead of Customer Technology & InnovationCustomer Service, EE
We’re EE – t he UK’s biggest and f ast est net work.
Let me t ell you who we are...
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EE, part of the BT Group, is the largest and most advanced digital communicat ions company in Britain, delivering mobile and f ixed communicat ions services.
EE has approximately 553 retail stores, and services more than 31 million connect ions across it s mobile, f ixed and wholesale networks.
EE runs the UK's biggest and fastest mobile network, pioneering the UK's f irst superfast 4G mobile service in October 20 12 and is the f irst European operator to surpass the 14 million 4G customer landmark. EE's 4G coverage today reaches more than 95% of the UK populat ion, with unique double speed 4G reaching 75%. EE’s 2G coverage reaches 99% of the populat ion while 3G reaches 98%. EE's superfast f ibre broadband service covers around 80 % of the UK populat ion, and ADSL broadband service covers 98 .7% of the populat ion.
A brief hist ory of EEFrom Bristol and Borehamwood to the whole of Britain
EE was formed in 2010 following the merger of Orange and T-Mobile in t he UK.
T-Mobile began as Mercury one2one, founded in Borehamwood in t he early 90s. It rebranded as one2one before purchase by Deutsche Telekom in 1999 and rebranded as T-Mobile.
Orange was founded in Bristol and in 1996 became the youngest ever company to enter t he FTSE 100 . It was acquired by France Telecom in 2000 , and bought Wanadoo to add f ixed broadband services alongside the mobile of fering.
We have invested more than £15 billion building Brit ain’s biggest and best mobile network.
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OUR UK FIRSTS
Commercial mobile
payments
HD Voice
Consumer shared plans
WiFiCalling
Picture messaging
4G and LTE-Advanced
mobile network
EE: The Biggest and Best Net workThe world’s fastest 4G rollout
- The UK’s f irst 4G net work
- 4G in more than 60 0 cit ies and large towns, more than 6,0 0 0 small towns and villages, and 95%+ populat ion coverage
- Expanding 4G coverage by 2,0 0 0 sqm per month
- More than 14 million 4G customers
- The UK’s biggest 3G net work
- DC-HSDPA covering 80 % of the populat ion
- 3G HSPA+21 across 98% of the populat ion
- Invest ing £1.5bn over t hree years t o 20 17
EE Customer Service Overview
6In-house
sites
10 kAdvisors
P artners in UK,
Ireland & India
CUSTOMER SERVICE TRANSFORMATION WI TH EGAI N KNOWLEDGE
1 The Challenge – Why?
2 What we did & what we delivered
3 R esults
4 What we learned
5 What’s next?
VARIATION IN PERFORMANCE
THE CHALLENGE #1
PERFORMANCE IS A MI XTURE OF PEOPLEAND PROCESS
Is it t he people –
…delivering great service regardless of process . . .
Is it t he processes –
…delivering great service regardless of person . . .
WHAT IS PEOPLE?
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Range in performance:
OUR BEST PEOPLE CAN CRACK IT!
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Quart ile 1
Quart ile 4Quart ile 3
Quart ile 2
4 KNOWLEDGE TOOLS
THE CHALLENGE #2
The Challenge – We had 4 Knowledge Tools
Orange Diagnostic s E E (P hase 1)
Orange KnowledgeT-M obile Knowledge
Top Tools
Content Topic
The Challenge – 4 knowledge tools
4 Knowledge tools
- 10 % consistent usage of knowledge
- Inconsist ent
- Tick sheets for cont act reasons
- Over 20 ,0 0 0 art icles
Why eGain?
• P roduc t capabilit ies.
• Desire to work with us to realise our ambit ion.
• Collaborat ion and f lexibilit y to align as we grow.
1 The Challenge – Why?
2 What we did & what we delivered
3 R esults
4 What we learned
5 What’s next?
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Inspired by the N HS triage proc ess…. We c annot af ford to get it wrong…
Guided Help Knowledge in Customer Service
We c alled it
ALBERT
Guided Help Knowledge – Key Features
• Key cust omer and device inf ormat ion passed into Guided Help.
• Abilit y to pause Guided Help and then resumeat a later point .
• Saving of the Guided Help session summary t o CRM.
We start by choosing the key reasons for contact
Pre-answering questions – using what we know…
What we present to the advisors
New Advisor Feedback Loop - N ot right? Tell us..
Feedbac k
Content Team Assessment
Content Updated(S mall/M edium
change)
R esponse sent within 24 hours.
Knowledge Usage
What we deliveredRoll Out & Training • Deployment and t raining to over 10 ,0 0 0 advisors and over 50 0 retail
stores.
Knowledge Cont ent • From over 20 ,0 0 0 individual art icles to 10 Guided Help case bases.
• Complete overhaul of knowledge content adhering to standards.
• Clear content ownership and accountabilit y.
• Single Knowledge content team.
Aut omat ed Cont act Reason Capt ure• Contact reasons captured through use of Guided Help.
• Ret ired call reason capture tools (x2 widely used).
1 The Challenge – Why?
2 What we did & what we delivered
3 R esults – What we found
4 What we learned
5 What’s next?
In the f ront line - What we found… First Cont act Resolut ion ImprovedBased on analysis by EE Qualit y Team:• When Guided Help used correct ly – FCR measured at 8 5%• When Guided Help not used at all – FCR measured at 62%
Cust omer Sat isf act ion Improved• Use of Guided Help has cont ributed to a 20 % increase in NPS.• Complaints have also reduced.
Induct ion Training Reduced 14 days > 8 days• Guided Help has led to new employee induct ions being reduced from
14 working days to 8 working days or less.
Improved Speed t o Compet ency 50 % improvement• Reduced from 6 months+ to 3 months.
FCR
+23%
NPS
+20 %
Front line Summary
1. Cust omer
2. Business
3. Advisor
Consistent info given
Bet ter customer experience
KPIs are achievable
Knowledge at your f ingert ips
Improved First Contact
Resolut ion
Average HandleTime Alignment
Reduced Complaint s
Great Customer Service=
Reduced Training
Advisor Confidence
BEYOND THE FRONTLINE:
DRI VI NG BUSI NESS I MPROVEMENTS
Ut ilising the call reasons
B usiness awareness of c all drivers
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Agents follows guided help
Data transformed to derive c all reasons
E xtra metric s attac hed to the c all reasons (N P S , AHT & F CR )
Insight now available to answer 2 problems
Integrating the c all reason data into our business has given E E ac tionable insight
P eople & performanc e management
Company wide drive to improve Customer ServiceP ropensity to c ontac t (P TC) split by repeats & transfers (CS owned) and unique (business owned)
• R egular weekly trac king
• Company wide programme to drive initiatives
• Clear ac c ountability
Company wide drive to reduce PTCCategories aggregated to business func tions with owners assigned
• Call reasons grouped into business func tions and movement trac ked weekly
• Clear ac c ountability & ownership
• 10 0 % buy in around the entire business
Key Learning – by being descript ive on how other areas can help reduce PTC the programme was much more successful t han previous years.
Analyst s across the business can deep dive call reasons
Drill through from store to c all reasonDrill through eac h level of c all reasons or f ilter using the left nav.
The c all reason data is exposed to the wider analytic s c ommunity.
Examples of how the call reason data is usedHelps to prioritise c ontinuous improvement ac tivities
F CR by Call R eason and Volume. N P S by Call R eason and Volume.
We’ve linked contact reasons to call recordingAgents and managers c an listen, evaluate, searc h and share c all rec ordings
Listen and evaluate
S earc h
S hare
• E ac h agent has their own c alls to playbac k f rom their desktop
• S earc h for c alls by c all reason, agent, c ustomer, date
• M anagers c an tag c all to be shared in the best prac tic e library
1 The Challenge – Why?
2 What we did & what we delivered
3 R esults
4 What we learned
5 What’s next?
Key learnings to note
• Dual screens really help split t he knowledge f low from the system act ions. Quicker, easier and less mistakes.
• Transparent Report ing to support driving usage and compliance levels – also combining data.
• Don’t underest imate the cult ural shif t f rom Search to guided help for long standing advisors.
• IT Resiliency: Ensure you have a cont ingency if t he main solut ion fails – the teams are f lying blind if t hey lose the system.
1 The Challenge – Why?
2 What we did & what we delivered
3 R esults
4 What we learned
5 What’s next?
What’s next with eGain?
• Keeping current – upgrade to latest version.
• How can we leverage Guided Help for our cust omers? – Self help opportunit ies.
• Cont inued improvement s and exploit ing the learnings, building on what we’ve achieved.
THANK YOU