Hi Anita, this is a great question and some really good responses. Based on my experience as a marketing strategist and a professional VOC architect and CAB facilitator, I wanted to add a comment, too.
Too often VOC programs feels like a dog pile -- everybody wants to collect every piece of data and pile it on. (Watch out for garbage in, garbage out.) But in the end, very little of it actually gets used. Because of this, I've adopted a very practical, pragmatic approach based on two questions:
What do you want to learn? What are you prepared to do with the info you collect? (Warning: these can be really hard questions for an executive team to answer.) So, before a VOC engine gets ramped up, processes and rules of engagement, and expectations need to be carefully set. If your VOC model is already running, taking time out to conduct an honest cross-functional assessment can be an eye-opening exercise.
I've created a couple of models I use to guide strategic conversations around VOC modeling. Perhaps you'll find these of use.
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Mike Gospe
Professional CAB strategist & faciltiator
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-25-2020 20:10
From: Anita Toth
Subject: Voice of Customer -- creating a program
@Gurdev Anand asked this question in the Voice of Customer thread "how does a business take feedback through email, phone conversations, support cases, surveys etc and funnel it into an efficient program?" I'm wondering this too.
What do you do with all this data?
#VoiceofCustomer