Designed Specifically For Small And Medium Sized Entreprises Around The World
ICXN2024 is based upon the main principles involved in improving customer and user experience through service excellence foundations and provides a clear framework for step-by-step improvements by identifying the key criteria which need to be fulfilled for the organisation to achieve its service quality objectives.
Service excellence is a key foundation aim critical to an organisation’s ability to deliver customer experience success through the enhanced performance of the organisation.
The factors directly influencing the customer’s experience are the “5P” pillars of the ICXI Service Excellence Model. The model has been reviewed, developed, and adapted throughout the past 40+ years to ensure its effectiveness and relevance and key to success in delivering excellent customer experiences. The 5P’s emphasises the importance of the 5 key elements of service excellence which need to be managed and delivered concurrently across all service Measurement of these element forms the essential performance monitoring foundation of the ICXN2024 Navigator.
- Policies
- Places – Premises / Physical Delivery Channels
- Products / Services
- Processes & Customer Journey Maps
- People – Employees and related stakeholders
- Measurement of Customer Experience Performance
- Management of Performance Measurement Results
Policies
Do the Policies enable and set out the parameters for the Products / Services, Delivery Channels, Processes and People and set the framework and priorities for the allocation of resources to deliver service excellence and excellent user experience?
Places – Premises / Physical Delivery Channels
Are the Delivery Channels, the ways by which the customer chooses to access the organisations services designed according to the quality, resilience and robustness needs and expectations of the customer?
Products / Services
Are the quality performance of products / services fit for purpose and consistent with prevailing performance expectations or recognised norms?
Processes & Customer Journey Maps
How effective are the organisation’s processes in delivering the desired outcome to customers and users across all services? Is the customer experience end to end journey maps defined and measured?
People – Employees and related stakeholders
Are the employees sufficiently skilled and motivated to ensure products and services deliver to customer and user needs? Does the whole organisation operate as one cohesive team in service delivery? Does the organisation take employee needs and happiness into consideration when analysing and developing the customers journey? Does the whole organisation function as one team?
Measurement of Customer Experience Performance
Definition and implementation of performance measurement across all the delivery services will identify the strengths and weakness before they become major issues and provide foundations for customer experience service excellence and employee happiness.
Management of Performance Measurement Results
How the research and other related performance measures conducted identifies the levels of happiness and satisfaction of customers / users and employees.
ICXN2024 Navigator Implementaion Journey
This is the typical CX Navigator “process journey”.
Customer Experience Service Excellence through the JOURNEY implementation of the ICXN2024 NAVIGATOR. The actual implementation route taken will vary from organisation to organisation according to their status and methods of customer experience and service excellence.
ICXN2024 Scoring System
Criteria
Available Points
Policies
100
Places – Delivery Channels
100
Products / Services
100
Processes & Customer Journey Maps
200
People
200
Measurement of Performance
200
Management of Performance Measurement Results
100
Total
1000
% of Points Awarded
Verification
0%
Zero evidence of the requirements being achieved.
25%
Evidence of achieving few of the requirements detailed by the Navigator, obtained through documentation or as specified in the criteria.
50%
Evidence of achieving some of the requirements detailed by the Navigator, communicated to employees and other relevant interested parties or as specified in the criteria.
75%
Evidence of achieving majority of the requirements detailed by the Navigator, and of implementation of the requirements or as specified in the criteria.
100%
Evidence of achieving all the requirements detailed by the Navigator, and of employees adopting the requirements or as specified in the criteria.
Endorsement and Recognition can only be provided by ICXI, through the use and scoring using the ICXI Online Assessment Portal.
Formal Endorsement and Recognition of Customer Experience Service Excellence:
There are 4 (four) levels which can be achieved dependent upon the organisation’s performance against the criteria of this CX Navigator:
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Level No.
Excellence Level
Performance %
1
CX EXPLORER ORGANISATION
Up to 50%
2
CX ADVANCED ORGANISATION
50.1% – 70%
3
CX EXCEPTIONAL ORGANISATION
70.1% – 90%
6
CX OUTSTANDING ORGANISATION
90.1% +