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About Customer
Journey Mapping
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Did you know that 40 per cent of Canadians are using the
camera on their smartphone to take pictures of products while
shopping, 64 per cent stay up-to-date with a brand via social
media, and 39 per cent reviewed and rated a product or service
online during the past month? *
For brands today, the importance of knowing who their customers are and how
they buy, seamlessly moving in and out of offine and online worlds, has never
been more essential. What was once a straightforward path to purchase has
become a dynamic, non-linear digital customer journey.
Delvinia’s Customer Experience Mapping program brings you a comprehensive
understanding of your customers’ interactions with your company, from
awareness to post-purchase evaluation, across channels. Whether your brand
is a product or a service, Delvinia will help you uncover the feelings, perceptions
and experiences your customers have at each touchpoint.
Move from simply understanding how your customers progress through the path
to purchase, to why they make the choices they do and how they feel about the
experiences you deliver. Take advantage of Delvinia’s unique digital profling
tools to evolve your insights into your customer. And most importantly, act on
Delvinia’s unparalleled experience in the digital space to identify customer pain
points and to leverage digital technologies to alleviate them while achieving your
business objectives.
Why
To identify and eliminate hurdles in your customer’s path-to-purchase or journey.
What
Develops new innovative digital customer experiences. •
Finds effciencies in the path-to-purchase. •
Differentiates your brand. •
Introduction
* Source: AskingCanadians™ 2012 profling data
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How
Our simple four-part process can accelerate your business success in as little as
fve weeks.
Step 1 | Discovery
Delvinia conducts a stakeholder consultation and reviews your existing research
and internal assets to identify critical gaps in the knowledge base. We then select
a custom insights solution to address gaps in the data:
• A quantitative survey of your market leveraging Delvinia’s proprietary
AskingCanadians™ research community can fll in missing metrics.
• One-on-one interviews with your customers and employees can demystify
their behaviour and shed new light through personal experiences.
• Social listening can track sentiment and uncover critical themes at each
stage of the purchase process.
• Digital customer segmentation leverages Delvinia’s deep profling data
on Canadians’ attitudes and behaviours about social, mobile, and e-retail
technologies and requires nothing more than a list of customer postal
codes.
Step 2 | Ideation
Delvinia shares key insights and facilitates a lively half-day stakeholder workshop,
drawing out the implications of the collective learning for customers at each stage
of the purchase process.
Step 3 | Visualization
Delvinia synthesizes the insights into a succinct graphic representation of the
customer journey.
Step 4 | Recommendation
Delvinia provides strategic directives on how to leverage digital technology to
optimize and innovate your customer experience.
Clients
We’ve been producing customer experience maps for clients in insurance, health
care, banking, retail and media industries. Here are a few selected clients:
Manulife Financial •
Petro-Canada •
RBC Royal Bank •
St. Michael’s Hospital •
Microsoft •
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Questions
1. What is customer journey mapping?
2. How does customer journey mapping differ from
customer service strategy?
3. Do I need to take our business processes into
account when mapping a customer journey?
4. What are the benefts of mapping my customers’
journey?
5. Could mapping the customer journey be helpful to a
B2B company?
6. Does my business need a customer journey map for
each product and customer?
7. Where do I start? What information or data is
required to create a customer journey map?
8. Who in my organization can beneft from the insights
generated from mapping the customer journey?
9. What impact do mobile and social technologies
have on customer journey mapping?
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What is customer
journey mapping?
Simply put, Customer Journey Mapping is the process of
creating a visual map of the steps, stages and touchpoints
a person goes through while interacting with your brand,
product or service – from discovery, evaluation, buying and
advocacy.
A well made Customer Journey Map conveys an
understanding of what the customer is doing at each stage
of the process, why they are doing it, and how they feel
about the experience. With this understanding, brands can
readily identify opportunities to optimize the experience while
achieving business objectives.
Customer Journey Mapping could/should go beyond just
purchasing a product/service. Business should consider
the customer experience in using the product, and what
would encourage a customer to talk about it, share it, or
recommend it.
Customer Journey Mapping could also focus on a very
discreet part of the overall customer experience. For
example, examining only the POS experience within a retail
environment.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
Director, Design
& Innovation
Steve Mast
President
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How does customer journey
mapping differ from
customer service strategy?
Your customer service strategy may be represented as one
part of the overall journey, one touchpoint, and it may also
evolve as a result of the insight derived from mapping and
understanding the customer journey.
By mapping the customer journey a business can review all
the touchpoints where a client may interact with the brand (or
a competitor). These will include sources and interactions on
platforms outside of those outlined by your customer service
strategy. It is essential for all businesses to understand that
customers make decisions based on things outside of your
traditional marketing channels, and how this can be improved
through initiatives including SEO, content marketing and
social listening, among others.
Customer Journey Mapping is a tool to help your organization
develop your customer service strategy. Customer Journey
Mapping will uncover the feelings, perceptions and pain
points your customers have at each stage and identify ways
you can leverage digital technologies to address them.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Randy Matheson
Director, Emerging
Media + Trends
Steve Mast
President
3
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Do I need to take our
business processes into
account when mapping a
customer journey?
Understanding your internal operations and business
processes is a key to identify issues in the customer journey.
Often the pain point a customer is experiencing in the journey
is due to an operational process that needs to be improved.
A comprehensive Customer Journey Map takes business
processes and operations into account where they impact
on customer experience. For example, a brand may have
a logistics challenge around product delivery that results in
signifcant delays for the customer and thereby diminishes
their overall satisfaction with their purchase experience.
Identifying this as a pain point for the customer may lead
to an exploration of options such as a change in shipping
partners or practices, or perhaps the implementation of
new communications protocols with customers, such as
leveraging digital technologies to keep them apprised of the
progress of their order in real time.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Steve Mast
President
4
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share this document:
Steve Mast
President
What are the benefts
of mapping my
customers’ journey?
Often during the process of mapping the customer journey,
new audiences and products are identifed that will improve
the customers’ overall experience.
Today’s customers are in control and they have an
unprecedented ability to infuence their peers. Organizations
that can break out of the product paradigm and tailor to
the needs of the customer will improve conversion, earn
customers’ loyalty and advocacy.
Mapping the customer journey will help companies identify
what they need to wrap their processes and channels around,
in order to improve conversion, earn loyalty and advocacy.
Through mapping the customer journey, you can also identify
areas you are overservicing and right size your effort, resulting
in savings.
Understand your brand experience through the eyes of
your customers, as opposed to looking through a myopic
corporate lens. Act on this learning to develop more
customer-centric products and experiences, thereby growing
loyalty, reach, and/or revenues.
Once you understand underlying drivers or needs to purchase
and pain points in the journey, you can more easily identify
new markets that have those same needs.
Pain points for your customer can be a refection of
ineffciencies in your operations. By identifying and
addressing them, you can save time/money/resources for
all involved.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
5
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Could mapping the
customer journey be helpful
to a B2B company?
Yes. Every business is a two-way relationship between the
brand the customer. The key is to embrace a more generous
or informal defnition of “customer,” that is, “a person with
whom one has dealings,” as Webster’s would put it. In this
way, even employees can be customers of, for example, an
HR journey, from candidate to retiree.
All organizations have customers. Customers can be defned
in many ways. End consumers are just one. Businesses
selling to other businesses can have very complex customer
experiences. Think FedEx or large insurance frms that work
with third party advisors.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Steve Mast
President
6
10 insights for business
share this document:
Steve Mast
President
Does my business need a
customer journey map for
each product and customer?
It really depends on your business and the customers you
serve. In some cases you will need to look at the macro
picture and develop an overall journey. Think of the guest
experience at a hotel, hospital, retail bank or gas station.
However, many of the interactions your customers have with
your brand are down at the individual product or service level.
The best approach is to develop a journey map for each
product or service with the overall customer experience in
mind.
This may depend on a number of factors, including the depth
and breadth of your products and services, the context
in which you provide these products, and the needs and
considerations of your customer. For example, in a bank
the client experience of someone looking to open a simple
savings account would be considerably different from
someone buying a high-touch offering like a mortgage or life
insurance.
Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
Director, Design
& Innovation
7
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Where do I start? What
information or data is
required to create a
customer journey map?
The best place to start is with your existing customer related
data, including web analytics, frequently asked questions (e.g.
via call centre, email), and tapping into the knowledge base
of your stakeholders. Then, complement that with primary
research to fll in the gaps.
An overview of all touchpoints
Any behavioural tracking data – could be POS data or •
web analytics, for example
Any attitudinal data – could be social listening, verbatim •
analysis captured through c-sats, customer service logs
Any observations from employees involved in the •
touchpoints
Stakeholder needs, objectives, perspectives •
These are all helpful, but gaps can be flled effectively with
customer research, if needed.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
8
12 insights for business
share this document:
Who in my organization can
beneft from the insights
generated from mapping
the customer journey?
Customer experience touches all aspects of any business,
therefore, a customer journey map would beneft many people
within an organization. For example, marketing and branding
will use the map to identify and create tipping points in the
journey to move a customer to the next stage in the path to
purchase. Product development, customer service, front line
staff, distribution and executives all beneft from the power of
understanding the customer journey.
Everyone. A good understanding of the customer journey
should involve some refexive thinking within an organization
about “what does this mean for me?”
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Steve Mast
President
9
insights for business 13
share this document:
What impact do mobile
and social technologies
have on customer
journey mapping?
Mobile changes the path to purchase and shifts the power
dynamic within the store environment. Traditionally, the path to
purchase was linear and brick-and-mortar businesses focused
on driving customers to their physical location. Once the
customer arrived at the store, customers relied on the store
staff for information and recommendations.
Today, customers have access to peer ratings and reviews
and competitor information while they are on your premises.
As a result, the power dynamic has shifted and the store staff
no longer have the same unwavering authority as before.
Mobile also enables immediate action (e.g. donate at a
charity event on the spot through mobile) and offers new
opportunities to bring your brand to the forefront (e.g. utilities
such as Manulife’s CoverMe Packing App, designed to keep
their travel insurance product top of mind).
Not understanding the impact that social media can have on
your business is a dangerous gap in business intelligence. The
news of a bad experience with a customer-facing employee
can spread through a social network within minutes, with the
potential to impact everything from your brand reputation
to your stock price. By mapping the customer journey with
mobile and social in mind, you’ll be able to see where your
mobile and social media strategies can have the most impact.
Randy Matheson
Director, Emerging
Media + Trends
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
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Steve Mast
President
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
The Team
Steve’s keen eye for creativity, design and understanding of
technology stem from a uniquely diverse background. Often
referred to as the “Digital Architect”, Steve was educated as
an architect however he began his career as a Video Game
Designer and Producer in the early ’90s.
In 2000, Steve joined Delvinia to build its interactive design
and digital marketing practice. His focus on creating an
environment where his team and clients can play, learn and
grow together has been pivotal in creating Delvinia’s list of
distinguished clientele, RBC Royal Bank, Manulife, Microsoft
and Rogers to name a few.
With nearly 15 years of experience in media and market
research, Amy has a particular expertise in print publishing,
interactive media and communications, online panel-based
research and on- and offine campaign effectiveness.
As Vice President of Customer Insights at Delvinia, Amy
currently directs research and provides thought leadership,
leveraging both qualitative and quantitative methodologies,
facilitating, and consulting on digital strategy and customer
experience design. She ensures consumer needs and
interests are met by contributing insights toward innovative
digital design strategies that enhance the user experience in
online, mobile, and other digital platforms.
Rosalina is a well-rounded interactive veteran with an MBA
in Strategic Management and Marketing. Catching the digital
bug early, Rosalina joined the feld in 1995. Over the years,
Rosalina has passionately helped numerous clients leverage
the digital and Internet channels to improve customer
satisfaction, create operational effciency and increase
awareness. In addition to leading the digital practice at the
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation for 8 years, clients
Rosalina serviced include Ivey School of Business, RBC Royal
Bank, Bell, Sympatico.ca, City of Mississauga, and Sony
Canada.
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For more than 15 years, Charles Sue-Wah-Sing has been
defning and designing a wide variety of digital products from
e-commerce platforms, publishing systems, fnancial tools
and mobile applications, to designing marketing campaigns
and user interfaces for smartphones. Charles has held roles
as a graphic designer, information architect, creative director
and strategist. For fve years, Charles ran his own user
experience company working with clients like RBC Royal
Bank, The Globe and Mail, and Canwest. He hopes to bring
a fresh new approach to designing customer experiences for
Delvinia.
As Director of Emerging Media + Trends, Randy Matheson
provides leading edge digital solutions and creative social
engagement strategies for internet and mobile platforms.
Randy brings together more than 20 years of experience
as a designer, developer and content specialist. He leads
knowledge-sharing initiatives at Delvinia; organizing learning
and discussion sessions on the latest topics and best
practices for social media, mobile and other technology
platforms. Randy is an early-adopter of new technologies and
a highly active user of social networking sites and applies
those learning to internal initiatives as well as client projects.
Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
Director, Design
& Innovation
Randy Matheson
Director, Emerging
Media + Trends
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Did you know that 40 per cent of Canadians are using the
camera on their smartphone to take pictures of products while
shopping, 64 per cent stay up-to-date with a brand via social
media, and 39 per cent reviewed and rated a product or service
online during the past month? *
For brands today, the importance of knowing who their customers are and how
they buy, seamlessly moving in and out of offine and online worlds, has never
been more essential. What was once a straightforward path to purchase has
become a dynamic, non-linear digital customer journey.
Delvinia’s Customer Experience Mapping program brings you a comprehensive
understanding of your customers’ interactions with your company, from
awareness to post-purchase evaluation, across channels. Whether your brand
is a product or a service, Delvinia will help you uncover the feelings, perceptions
and experiences your customers have at each touchpoint.
Move from simply understanding how your customers progress through the path
to purchase, to why they make the choices they do and how they feel about the
experiences you deliver. Take advantage of Delvinia’s unique digital profling
tools to evolve your insights into your customer. And most importantly, act on
Delvinia’s unparalleled experience in the digital space to identify customer pain
points and to leverage digital technologies to alleviate them while achieving your
business objectives.
Why
To identify and eliminate hurdles in your customer’s path-to-purchase or journey.
What
Develops new innovative digital customer experiences. •
Finds effciencies in the path-to-purchase. •
Differentiates your brand. •
Introduction
* Source: AskingCanadians™ 2012 profling data
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How
Our simple four-part process can accelerate your business success in as little as
fve weeks.
Step 1 | Discovery
Delvinia conducts a stakeholder consultation and reviews your existing research
and internal assets to identify critical gaps in the knowledge base. We then select
a custom insights solution to address gaps in the data:
• A quantitative survey of your market leveraging Delvinia’s proprietary
AskingCanadians™ research community can fll in missing metrics.
• One-on-one interviews with your customers and employees can demystify
their behaviour and shed new light through personal experiences.
• Social listening can track sentiment and uncover critical themes at each
stage of the purchase process.
• Digital customer segmentation leverages Delvinia’s deep profling data
on Canadians’ attitudes and behaviours about social, mobile, and e-retail
technologies and requires nothing more than a list of customer postal
codes.
Step 2 | Ideation
Delvinia shares key insights and facilitates a lively half-day stakeholder workshop,
drawing out the implications of the collective learning for customers at each stage
of the purchase process.
Step 3 | Visualization
Delvinia synthesizes the insights into a succinct graphic representation of the
customer journey.
Step 4 | Recommendation
Delvinia provides strategic directives on how to leverage digital technology to
optimize and innovate your customer experience.
Clients
We’ve been producing customer experience maps for clients in insurance, health
care, banking, retail and media industries. Here are a few selected clients:
Manulife Financial •
Petro-Canada •
RBC Royal Bank •
St. Michael’s Hospital •
Microsoft •
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Questions
1. What is customer journey mapping?
2. How does customer journey mapping differ from
customer service strategy?
3. Do I need to take our business processes into
account when mapping a customer journey?
4. What are the benefts of mapping my customers’
journey?
5. Could mapping the customer journey be helpful to a
B2B company?
6. Does my business need a customer journey map for
each product and customer?
7. Where do I start? What information or data is
required to create a customer journey map?
8. Who in my organization can beneft from the insights
generated from mapping the customer journey?
9. What impact do mobile and social technologies
have on customer journey mapping?
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What is customer
journey mapping?
Simply put, Customer Journey Mapping is the process of
creating a visual map of the steps, stages and touchpoints
a person goes through while interacting with your brand,
product or service – from discovery, evaluation, buying and
advocacy.
A well made Customer Journey Map conveys an
understanding of what the customer is doing at each stage
of the process, why they are doing it, and how they feel
about the experience. With this understanding, brands can
readily identify opportunities to optimize the experience while
achieving business objectives.
Customer Journey Mapping could/should go beyond just
purchasing a product/service. Business should consider
the customer experience in using the product, and what
would encourage a customer to talk about it, share it, or
recommend it.
Customer Journey Mapping could also focus on a very
discreet part of the overall customer experience. For
example, examining only the POS experience within a retail
environment.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
Director, Design
& Innovation
Steve Mast
President
2
6 insights for business
share this document:
How does customer journey
mapping differ from
customer service strategy?
Your customer service strategy may be represented as one
part of the overall journey, one touchpoint, and it may also
evolve as a result of the insight derived from mapping and
understanding the customer journey.
By mapping the customer journey a business can review all
the touchpoints where a client may interact with the brand (or
a competitor). These will include sources and interactions on
platforms outside of those outlined by your customer service
strategy. It is essential for all businesses to understand that
customers make decisions based on things outside of your
traditional marketing channels, and how this can be improved
through initiatives including SEO, content marketing and
social listening, among others.
Customer Journey Mapping is a tool to help your organization
develop your customer service strategy. Customer Journey
Mapping will uncover the feelings, perceptions and pain
points your customers have at each stage and identify ways
you can leverage digital technologies to address them.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Randy Matheson
Director, Emerging
Media + Trends
Steve Mast
President
3
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share this document:
Do I need to take our
business processes into
account when mapping a
customer journey?
Understanding your internal operations and business
processes is a key to identify issues in the customer journey.
Often the pain point a customer is experiencing in the journey
is due to an operational process that needs to be improved.
A comprehensive Customer Journey Map takes business
processes and operations into account where they impact
on customer experience. For example, a brand may have
a logistics challenge around product delivery that results in
signifcant delays for the customer and thereby diminishes
their overall satisfaction with their purchase experience.
Identifying this as a pain point for the customer may lead
to an exploration of options such as a change in shipping
partners or practices, or perhaps the implementation of
new communications protocols with customers, such as
leveraging digital technologies to keep them apprised of the
progress of their order in real time.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Steve Mast
President
4
8 insights for business
share this document:
Steve Mast
President
What are the benefts
of mapping my
customers’ journey?
Often during the process of mapping the customer journey,
new audiences and products are identifed that will improve
the customers’ overall experience.
Today’s customers are in control and they have an
unprecedented ability to infuence their peers. Organizations
that can break out of the product paradigm and tailor to
the needs of the customer will improve conversion, earn
customers’ loyalty and advocacy.
Mapping the customer journey will help companies identify
what they need to wrap their processes and channels around,
in order to improve conversion, earn loyalty and advocacy.
Through mapping the customer journey, you can also identify
areas you are overservicing and right size your effort, resulting
in savings.
Understand your brand experience through the eyes of
your customers, as opposed to looking through a myopic
corporate lens. Act on this learning to develop more
customer-centric products and experiences, thereby growing
loyalty, reach, and/or revenues.
Once you understand underlying drivers or needs to purchase
and pain points in the journey, you can more easily identify
new markets that have those same needs.
Pain points for your customer can be a refection of
ineffciencies in your operations. By identifying and
addressing them, you can save time/money/resources for
all involved.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
5
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Could mapping the
customer journey be helpful
to a B2B company?
Yes. Every business is a two-way relationship between the
brand the customer. The key is to embrace a more generous
or informal defnition of “customer,” that is, “a person with
whom one has dealings,” as Webster’s would put it. In this
way, even employees can be customers of, for example, an
HR journey, from candidate to retiree.
All organizations have customers. Customers can be defned
in many ways. End consumers are just one. Businesses
selling to other businesses can have very complex customer
experiences. Think FedEx or large insurance frms that work
with third party advisors.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Steve Mast
President
6
10 insights for business
share this document:
Steve Mast
President
Does my business need a
customer journey map for
each product and customer?
It really depends on your business and the customers you
serve. In some cases you will need to look at the macro
picture and develop an overall journey. Think of the guest
experience at a hotel, hospital, retail bank or gas station.
However, many of the interactions your customers have with
your brand are down at the individual product or service level.
The best approach is to develop a journey map for each
product or service with the overall customer experience in
mind.
This may depend on a number of factors, including the depth
and breadth of your products and services, the context
in which you provide these products, and the needs and
considerations of your customer. For example, in a bank
the client experience of someone looking to open a simple
savings account would be considerably different from
someone buying a high-touch offering like a mortgage or life
insurance.
Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
Director, Design
& Innovation
7
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share this document:
Where do I start? What
information or data is
required to create a
customer journey map?
The best place to start is with your existing customer related
data, including web analytics, frequently asked questions (e.g.
via call centre, email), and tapping into the knowledge base
of your stakeholders. Then, complement that with primary
research to fll in the gaps.
An overview of all touchpoints
Any behavioural tracking data – could be POS data or •
web analytics, for example
Any attitudinal data – could be social listening, verbatim •
analysis captured through c-sats, customer service logs
Any observations from employees involved in the •
touchpoints
Stakeholder needs, objectives, perspectives •
These are all helpful, but gaps can be flled effectively with
customer research, if needed.
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
8
12 insights for business
share this document:
Who in my organization can
beneft from the insights
generated from mapping
the customer journey?
Customer experience touches all aspects of any business,
therefore, a customer journey map would beneft many people
within an organization. For example, marketing and branding
will use the map to identify and create tipping points in the
journey to move a customer to the next stage in the path to
purchase. Product development, customer service, front line
staff, distribution and executives all beneft from the power of
understanding the customer journey.
Everyone. A good understanding of the customer journey
should involve some refexive thinking within an organization
about “what does this mean for me?”
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Steve Mast
President
9
insights for business 13
share this document:
What impact do mobile
and social technologies
have on customer
journey mapping?
Mobile changes the path to purchase and shifts the power
dynamic within the store environment. Traditionally, the path to
purchase was linear and brick-and-mortar businesses focused
on driving customers to their physical location. Once the
customer arrived at the store, customers relied on the store
staff for information and recommendations.
Today, customers have access to peer ratings and reviews
and competitor information while they are on your premises.
As a result, the power dynamic has shifted and the store staff
no longer have the same unwavering authority as before.
Mobile also enables immediate action (e.g. donate at a
charity event on the spot through mobile) and offers new
opportunities to bring your brand to the forefront (e.g. utilities
such as Manulife’s CoverMe Packing App, designed to keep
their travel insurance product top of mind).
Not understanding the impact that social media can have on
your business is a dangerous gap in business intelligence. The
news of a bad experience with a customer-facing employee
can spread through a social network within minutes, with the
potential to impact everything from your brand reputation
to your stock price. By mapping the customer journey with
mobile and social in mind, you’ll be able to see where your
mobile and social media strategies can have the most impact.
Randy Matheson
Director, Emerging
Media + Trends
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
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Steve Mast
President
Amy Sullivan
Vice President of
Customer Insight
Rosalina Lin-Allen
Director, Client
Strategy
The Team
Steve’s keen eye for creativity, design and understanding of
technology stem from a uniquely diverse background. Often
referred to as the “Digital Architect”, Steve was educated as
an architect however he began his career as a Video Game
Designer and Producer in the early ’90s.
In 2000, Steve joined Delvinia to build its interactive design
and digital marketing practice. His focus on creating an
environment where his team and clients can play, learn and
grow together has been pivotal in creating Delvinia’s list of
distinguished clientele, RBC Royal Bank, Manulife, Microsoft
and Rogers to name a few.
With nearly 15 years of experience in media and market
research, Amy has a particular expertise in print publishing,
interactive media and communications, online panel-based
research and on- and offine campaign effectiveness.
As Vice President of Customer Insights at Delvinia, Amy
currently directs research and provides thought leadership,
leveraging both qualitative and quantitative methodologies,
facilitating, and consulting on digital strategy and customer
experience design. She ensures consumer needs and
interests are met by contributing insights toward innovative
digital design strategies that enhance the user experience in
online, mobile, and other digital platforms.
Rosalina is a well-rounded interactive veteran with an MBA
in Strategic Management and Marketing. Catching the digital
bug early, Rosalina joined the feld in 1995. Over the years,
Rosalina has passionately helped numerous clients leverage
the digital and Internet channels to improve customer
satisfaction, create operational effciency and increase
awareness. In addition to leading the digital practice at the
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation for 8 years, clients
Rosalina serviced include Ivey School of Business, RBC Royal
Bank, Bell, Sympatico.ca, City of Mississauga, and Sony
Canada.
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For more than 15 years, Charles Sue-Wah-Sing has been
defning and designing a wide variety of digital products from
e-commerce platforms, publishing systems, fnancial tools
and mobile applications, to designing marketing campaigns
and user interfaces for smartphones. Charles has held roles
as a graphic designer, information architect, creative director
and strategist. For fve years, Charles ran his own user
experience company working with clients like RBC Royal
Bank, The Globe and Mail, and Canwest. He hopes to bring
a fresh new approach to designing customer experiences for
Delvinia.
As Director of Emerging Media + Trends, Randy Matheson
provides leading edge digital solutions and creative social
engagement strategies for internet and mobile platforms.
Randy brings together more than 20 years of experience
as a designer, developer and content specialist. He leads
knowledge-sharing initiatives at Delvinia; organizing learning
and discussion sessions on the latest topics and best
practices for social media, mobile and other technology
platforms. Randy is an early-adopter of new technologies and
a highly active user of social networking sites and applies
those learning to internal initiatives as well as client projects.
Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
Director, Design
& Innovation
Randy Matheson
Director, Emerging
Media + Trends
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