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Customer Analysis - II Euro-Disney 1 Flowcharting, Process Mapping • The activity chain from the customer’s perspective of the complete series of actions and reactions – pre-purchase – purchase – post-purchase • Objectives: – identify actors (customer, employees), line of visibility – identify actions (by consumer, by firm, by others, joint) P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 2 Value to Consumer • Consumer value is – results (for consumer) • what (consumption utility) – process quality • how (transaction utility) – Total utility = U(product) + U(people interaction) + U(process interaction)+ U(physical context interaction) - price P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 3 The Challenge • Where is the value added? – Retain • Where is value subtracted – Drop or modify • Breakthrough = Where can I create value? – New Activities! P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 4 Flowcharting Retail Shopping The Science of Shopping (Paco Underhill, 1999) • Information – 75% customers read menu/info after they have placed order. • POS Data : what it doesn’t say – time in store: buyer versus non-buyer, – woman with • woman, • children, • alone, and, • man. • The Butt-Brush Phenomenon. P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 5 Another Illustration • Quicken: Personal Finance Software • Attributes – price – ease-of-use – speed – accuracy – other (planning, taxes, business use, etc.) P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 6 Shifting Up the Progression of Economic Value (Pine & Gilmore (1999) Relevant to Differentiated Customization Customization Stage Experiences Deliver Services Competitive Position Make Goods Extract Commodities Needs of Customers Commoditization Commoditization Undifferentiated Irrelevant to Premium Market Pricing P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 7 The Blockbuster Application P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 8 The Blockbuster Application P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 9 The Blockbuster Application P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 10 The Blockbuster Application P4 Sept/Oct -2003 Services Marketing – Professor V. Padmanabhan 11