
Case Studies
Customer Satisfaction
Situation:
A firm manufactures and markets industrial products which are sold
directly to the end-user, but mainly through a distributor channel. The
firm wanted to monitor the satisfaction levels of its customers since it
has no initial contact with over 70% of its customers, and further, the
market has become more saturated with competitors over time.
Solution:
Campos Inc recommended that an on-going satisfaction program be
initiated. Telephone interviewing is conducted on a monthly basis,
with quarterly reporting. The survey is adjusted as needed to
encompass product and service developments, new strategic actions,
etc. There are “red flag” alert systems in place to notify the firm of
any dissatisfaction or customer communication requests. Correlation
analysis is performed to identify high impact attributes in order for
the firm to prioritize its actions to improve satisfaction. Further, a
loyalty analysis is performed to gauge the loyalty of its customer
base.
Results:
While customers are extremely satisfied with the features and quality of
specific products, the firm has learned that customer service is a
distinguishing factor among competitive companies. The firm has
concentrated improvements in customer service based on the attributes
which are revealed to have the most impact on overall satisfaction. The
research clearly shows improvement when strategies are implemented and the
firm continues to enjoy a high loyalty level among its customer base.
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