If your customers don’t see value in what you do……then you are a cost. Whilst cost will always be a key factor to business customers, it is ultimately the perceived customer value of the services provided that ultimately influences the business view of whether they feel they... READ MORE
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If your customers don’t see value in what you do……then you are a cost.
Whilst cost will always be a key factor to business customers, it is ultimately the perceived customer value of the services provided that ultimately influences the business view of whether they feel they are getting value and more importantly ‘Value for Money’ from their spend on IT.
Demonstrating value should be a strategic imperative for all IT service providers to ensure high levels of customer satisfaction and achieve customer loyalty.
In responding to this challenge IT service management professionals need to recognise that simply meeting the service commitments of the business consistently may no longer be considered enough. Your business customers will over time have an expectation of increasing ‘value’ from their investment in the IT services and the supporting capabilities you provide.
The reality is often that the services we provide and our ways of working often fail to convey the real value they deliver because customers don’t recognise it. But what is value and how best can we ensure that customers see and feel the value of their IT services and the supporting IT organisation?
Dates for this course are available on request. Please Contact us for details.
Dates for this course are available on request. Please Contact us for details.