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Scott SedamTrueNorth Development
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Is Customer Satisfaction Worth it?
Copyright 2010 by TrueNorth Development IncDo not reproduce without permission
Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
We Practice Lean … and Green!We have limited materials for those who can’t wait
White Papers available for download: www.truen.com“New Eyes” - an intelligent approach to Lean Building
“Lean Design” – The $10K Solution
Presentation handouts are available on MondayThe Rebirth of Operations (10:00 AM Tuesday)
Is Customer Satisfaction Worth it? (8:00 AM Wednesday)
Lean Design – the next big thing (Simpad/ Blackpoint #Wednesday 2:00 Thursday 11:00
New Monthly Feature in Pro Builder & HousingZone.comThe Lean Design Forum – audio and print
Please join our Lean Building Forum on Linked In
Copyright 2010 by TrueNorth Development IncDo not reproduce without permission
Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Is Customer Satisfaction Worth It? The Obvious Question …
Worth what?
The money?
The time?
The training?
The “Brain Damage?”
A provocative question: What is the “it” in “Is Customer Satisfaction worth it?”
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
What is “It”? “Same old – same old … with a caveat”
Boils down to a Price/Value calculation
Every builder makes this calculation
Strategically
Tactically
Price – what does it cost you to get C/S?
Value – what are the benefits?
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
About that great data Charlie showed you …
Most builders … will agree on the cost side of the price/value equation
Most builders … will ignore the data on the benefit side
Just one more paradigm problem
Accept what they like … reject what they don’t
The result?
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
A Builder’s stance on
Customer Service is based
primarily on the personal
biases of leadership
More than 20 years of empirical observation says
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
The Caveat -Enter the 800 pound Gorilla …
JD Power + the Internet = profound impact
Love it or hate it … impossible to ignore. The only name the customer knows.
Significant change on the value side of the equation
Builders forced to care, even if they had no desire
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
What are you willing to invest in “it?”
Since JD Power, Customer Satisfaction is up.
As Dr. Deming asked,“BY WHAT METHOD?”
4 approaches have evolved
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Primary Methods of C/S delivery
• The Disneys
• wow them through the process
• “Let’s give ‘em somethin’ to talk about!”
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Primary Methods of C/S delivery
• The Demings
• process fanatics
• do it right the first time
• problem avoidance
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Primary Methods of C/S delivery
• The Handymen
• Fix ‘r up – before the close
• Git ‘r done now is cheaper than later
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Primary Methods of C/S delivery
• The Salvage Crew
• Fix it after its broke
• Suck up mightily (“Order more fruit baskets, Lisa!”)
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Is it worth it?
JD Power Fun Fact:
In the 10 year history, one company remains at the top on a national basis
Plenty of local companies compete
Their lead has gone from “dominant” to merely “significant”
My analysis may or may not apply to the past 2 years of results …
Is there a formula that can be emulated?
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
“You cannot copy. You must understand why!”Dr. W. Edwards Deming
Handymen ModelHigh dollar cost
High “psychic cost” internally
Salvage Crew ModelHorrific dollar cost
High “psychic cost” internally AND externally
Scott’s Prescription:Based on the Deming Prevention Model - Competence
A dose of Disney - Relationships
A strong recovery process
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Is there a secret? Yes, actually
The “Deming Model” advantage:
By building it right the first time, every time, on time, you eliminate 90% of the need for service intervention
This eliminates at least:
• 20% of the work of internal functions
• 30% of the work of sales
• 50% of the work of field staff
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Is it worth it?
Prevention: The Rule of 1 - 10 – 100aka The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
• PREVENTION (1)
• the good
• INSPECTION (10)
• in-process failure
• we find & fix
• the bad
• FIELD FAILURE (100)
• post-delivery failure,
• customer finds, we fix
• the ugly
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… and a new category
• TOTAL BREAKDOWN (1,000)
customer finds (or imagines)
we DON’T fix
customer calls Attorney,
the Media or Both
the truly hideous
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Is it worth it?
The Result … “Scary Simple”
Customer issues … “failure” … are rare
When you do have them, you people have time to hold the customer’s hand while getting things fixed –quickly.
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Is it worth it?
What happens when your Superintendent spends all day dealing with things like this?
WHO KNEW?
1. Framer
2. Roofer
3. Window Installer
4. Drywaller
5. Trim Carpenter
6. “Tyvek guy”
7. Sider
8. Superintendent
9. Architect???
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Is it worth it?
An Isolated Case?
1 2 3
4 5 6
I have hundreds of these pictures … but they all contribute to “Hair on Fire!”
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Is Customer Satisfaction Worth it?Is there ANY better indicator?
Customers are at the far end of an incredibly complex chain
Making money without satisfying customers is a self-extinguishing proposition
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Is Customer Satisfaction Worth it?
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
The only question is delivery.
1. Disney ?
2. Deming ?
3. Handymen ?
4. Salvage Crew?
“Dr. W. Edwards Disney” has the answer
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Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
Remember, as the good Dr. Deming saidat the end of all of his workshops,
All we have to offer you is …
Profit!
Copyright 2010 by TrueNorth Development IncDo not reproduce without permission
Customer Satisfaction
Is it worth it?
We Practice Lean … and Green!We have limited materials for those who can’t wait
White Papers available for download: www.truen.com“New Eyes” - an intelligent approach to Lean Building
“Lean Design” – The $10K Solution
Presentation handouts are available on MondayThe Rebirth of Operations (10:00 AM Tuesday)
Is Customer Satisfaction Worth it? (8:00 AM Wednesday)
Lean Design – the next big thing (Simpad/ Blackpoint #Wednesday 2:00 Thursday 11:00
New Monthly Feature in Pro Builder & HousingZone.comThe Lean Design Forum – audio and print
Please join our Lean Building Forum on Linked In