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A Power Station case
study.
Customer Proposition:
Research Defines What Large Customers Really Want
Having recognised the need to be more customer-focused, the UK's
leading insurance organisation, Royal & SunAlliance, turned
its attention to its set of offerings for large corporate and multinational
customers.
The Power Station had been brought in to run the Marketing and
Communications function for R&SA's Specialist Businesses on
an interim basis.
An important part of this assignment was to project manage the
development of a new proposition for large customers, those with
a turnover of more than £100 million and operations in more
than one country.
A six - month project plan was devised, in three stages. First,
a thorough understanding of the current situation and gap analysis
had to be carried out. Then propositions would be defined through
consultations with the business units and these would later be
validated and tested.
Project teams for the three customer segments - large, corporate
and SME - collaborated and shared their experiences.
During the development stage, The Power Station managed a research
programme aimed at understanding what was most important to customers
and how R&SA could respond. The programme included a large
number of interviews with customers and non-customers across a
range of industries, as well as with representatives of major brokers.
This important work was taken a stage further at a Customer Event
at Hanbury Manor in Hertfordshire, managed by The Power Station,
where a series of workshops helped define where performance improvements
from R&SA would have the most value for customers and brokers.
R&SA, keen to continue the momentum of the programme, extended
The Power Station's contract for project management services until
the end of the year.
Chris Smith, Head of Customer Management, said: "The
experience in project management, particularly in the financial
and insurance sector, that The Power Station brought in to our
function, has proved extremely useful.
"Their know-how has helped us define how
we can best respond to our customers' needs."
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