Performance
Performance levels of customer, financial, process, and organisational metrics
June 21st, 2021 |
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11:00-12:00 CET |
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During the webinar we will discuss:
The Service Transformation Benchmark has been designed together with 7 service executives who were looking for unbiased, evidence-based and actionable data and insights for advanced services.
It was a pleasure to be in the team of service executives that helped to shape the Service Transformation Benchmark. This benchmark is a strategic tool to monitor trends, identify opportunities to develop and improve our services and learn new best practices efficiently. In my view, it is vital to measure performance levels and maturity levels against different industries.
We looked for detailed, in-depth, and professional benchmark data for our service transformation strategy, which was hard to find.For big and new trends like service transformation, you need evidence-based information about where you are, what your weaknesses are, and what others are doing and have done. To avoid mistakes that others already made and help generating consensus around the vision.I have been part of the co-design team from the very beginning, and I am confident that I will get the level of details and accuracy that I need, those that you should expect from a meaningful and qualified benchmarking.
Performance levels of customer, financial, process, and organisational metrics
Strengths of key business capabilities for advanced services
Goals for performance levels and maturity levels
Operating expenses for advanced capabilities and technologies
Resources for growth, development and innovation
Strategic challenges and priorities for the short-term and longer-term.
Quantitative performance metrics, like:
Qualitative measures, like:
Base your priorities on:
For each priority, define your initiatives to raise the maturity of your service business to the next level.