Things have got to change

Customers are becoming increasingly critical. They want the best and they want it now. If an organization cannot provide, a competitor is easily found. The quality of service has to be high. All the time.

But it does not stop there. Customer contact is also becoming more complex. A customer can ask a question through a website, for instance. But what happens if he rings afterwards anyway? Customer processes are getting more and more intricate and that drives up costs. Costs that organizations could well do without, as increased competition has already squeezed their profit margins.

The challenge
Businesses are in a corner. Customers are demanding, customer satisfaction is under pressure. But continuity must not end up paying the price for this. A different approach is required to meet today's expectations; a dual approach. One is deploying smart software. Using this software can harness the cost. The other is putting customer processes centre stage. Proper settlement has a direct effect on customer satisfaction and therefore customer loyalty.

Focus on customer processes
To achieve the optimum processing of customer contacts and the resulting customer processes, we have to take a few matters into account. First of all, their dynamic character. What suffices today, is out of date tomorrow. This means that customer processes must be simple to modify. In addition, the availability of relevant customer information is important. However, this information is often distributed across various systems. Still, staff should have easy and real-time access to it. Not just to consult it, but also to supplement it and to initiate workflows.

Platform for Customer Process Management
The approach described can be summarized as: Customer Process Management. Morphis has developed a platform to apply CPM in practice. This platform is called ProcessRunner. ProcessRunner was developed with a single objective in mind: assisting organizations in putting their customer processes centre stage. Transforming current developments from threats into opportunities.