| Maximising
the Transaction Engine and identifying, developing and retaining
customers
Business
exists to serve customer needs. It's that simple! Businesses
that know and understand customer behaviour and customer segments
are able to serve their customer needs more efficiently, and thus
have increased capacity to identify new customer needs.
     
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Discovery Business Model: |
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Provides
a customer driven framework for analysing your business |
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Breaks
the business down into customer facing processes along
the customer value chain |
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Allows
a company to identify gaps in business performance |
The
model is applicable to any type of organisation or industry.
| Discovery
improves your bottom-line by: |
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Maximising
the efficiency and effectiveness of the enterprise's
Transaction Engine. This
involves taking a process view of the business and radically
enhancing process performance and delivery of products
and services. |
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Identifying,
developing and retaining customers as well as maximising
the lifetime value of profitable market and customer
segments along the full customer value chain. |
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| Discovery's
Approach |
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Assessment
of the market, customer and competitor needs in conjunction
with analysing industry trends |
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Review
of the organisational design and performance against
Discovery's business model |
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Identification
of performance and design gaps |
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Mapping
of major processes and sub-processes at a prag-matic
level of detail |
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Incorporation
of process measures
to provide a baseline for future performance improvement |
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Design
of improved processes, incorporating issues such as
improved customer service, cost reductions, reductions
in re-work, breakdown points, and a multitude of other
performance boosters |
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Construction
of solution designs, business cases for change and bottom-line
improvement mandates |
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Discovery
provides quality end-to-end business solutions
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