Customer satisfaction is key to Expedia’s overall mission, strategy and success. Because Expedia.com is an online business, the customer’s shopping experience is critical to Expedia’s revenues. The online shopping experience can make or break an online business. It is also important that the customer’s shopping experience is mirrored by a good trip experience. Because the customer expe¬rience is critical, all customer issues need to be tracked, monitored, and resolved as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, a few years back, Expedia lacked visibility into the “voice of the customer.” It had no uniform way of measuring satisfaction, of analyzing the drivers of satisfaction, or of determin¬ing the impact of satisfaction on the company’s profitability or overall business objectives.SolutionExpedia’s problem was not lack of data. The Customer Satisfaction group at Expedia knew that it had lots of data. In all, there were 20 disparate databases with 20 different owners. Originally, the group charged one of its business analysts with the task of pulling together and aggregating the data from these various sources into a number of key measures for satisfaction. The business analyst spent 2 to 3 weeks every month pulling and aggregating the data, leaving virtually no time for analysis. Eventually, the group realized that it wasn’t enough to aggregate the data. The data needed to be viewed in the context of strategic goals, and individuals had to take ownership of the results.To tackle the problem, the group decided it needed a refined vision. It began with a detailed analysis of the fundamental drivers of die department's
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