"Pharma companies are slowly realising that customer experience is the way to address these difficulties. The problem is that pharma doesn't really 'get' customer experience."Recordar:
- Mongo e a medicina personalizada (2012)
- "I would suggest that pharma CEOs look to Hollywood for inspiration" (2011)
- Estratégia, locus de controlo, experiência, paixão (2010)
- Mind-mapping e divagações farmacêuticas (2008)
- Evolução: da produção em massa para a produção personalizada! (2007)
"A great customer experience strategy focuses your efforts and resources where they will have the most impact for your business. Yet too many pharma strategies for customer experience fail to focus these efforts in any meaningful way. Doing everything for everyone is not a strategy that works. (Moi ici: Uma lição deste blogue, é preciso escolher os clientes-alvo)Excelente!
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There are three easy ways to start focusing your strategy.
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First, focus on a very specific set of target customers. (Moi ici: Talvez a lição número um deste blogue. É preciso reconhecer que entramos no Estranhistão) Your limited resources are shrinking and it's a bad idea to try to reach all healthcare professionals who might use your product, or even a broad subset like GPs. Instead, identify a specific group of target customers so your strategy has a chance to mean something to them. In our engagements with pharma, we see very little evidence of this.
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Second, forget the company and focus on the drugs. Pharma companies want customers to love their company, but this is never going to happen.
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Accept this, focus on their experience with the drug, and stop wasting resources trying to make them 'love' your big pharma company.
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Third, focus on getting a single country working before you roll it out regionally. Pharma thinks it will make cost savings at the regional level, but this doesn't work with customer experience because it's so easy to get it wrong. A great experience in one country can be totally irrelevant in another, due to local expectations and regulations. Just look at all the big pharma customer experience successes from conferences and online case studies – they're all local to a particular country.
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The six pillars of customer experience for pharma
1.Focus your customer experience strategy on a specific subset of customers in a particular location
2.Invest in one-to-one qualitative studies, instead of focus groups, quantitative studies, and large sample sizes
3.Design experiences by making new things, testing them with customers, and revising them until they work
4.Measure what matters, and not what is easy; that means customer experience quality, and its effect on sales
5.Ensure you have the right qualified people in place to make sure your customer experience efforts are not in vain
6.Make it OK to fail, because even the best ideas can turn into failures, which in time become building blocks for success."
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