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Service Design for Business
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Service Design for Business

A Practical Guide to Optimizing the Customer Experience

Wiley, 2015 更多详情


Editorial Rating

8

Qualities

  • Innovative
  • Applicable

Recommendation

This short book by Livework colleagues Ben Reason, Lavrans Løvlie and Melvin Brand Flu addresses the frequently overlooked practice of service design – how you design the services you provide. Organizations probably should focus at least as much attention on how customers use their services as they focus on their products. A far greater portion of the economy rests on services than manufacturing and, in many cases, producers have all but eliminated the variability in products – you basically get what you pay for and often it doesn’t matter which brand you choose. Services present a different paradigm. Customers rarely know what they’re going to get and they’re often disappointed. Avoid that by designing your service delivery with care. Although this isn’t an in-depth guidebook, the authors provide a useful overview of a big subject that few others have addressed. getAbstract recommends their compact manual to leaders seeking an introduction to service design.

Take-Aways

  • “Design” is increasingly important in planning your company’s services as well as your products.
  • See, feel and use your services from your customers’ perspective.
  • Observe, question and seek insight into how people behave throughout your “customer life cycle.”

About the Authors

Ben Reason leads the service design firm Livework where Lavrans Løvlie is a partner and Melvin Brand Flu directs strategy and business design.


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