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Business Transformation of Sales and Service

Here are the highlights of a Case Study on sales and service business transformation:

 

Client situation
  • A new Wealth Business of a major bank was created through the integration of separate sales forces operating different business models across different segments.
  • This led to considerable inconsistencies of approach and a recognition of a need to transform the model in order to drive revenue growth.

 

Objectives:
  1. Improve income - primarily through provision of better automated sales tools and freeing up adviser time to undertake more client meetings.
  2. Reduce costs - through harmonisation of processes to enable operational efficiencies that ensure services are delivered more efficiently and at reduced cost.
  3. Improve service - ensuring customers obtain consistent and timely advice.

 

Approach
  • Highly collaborative approach working with key stakeholder groups
  • Phased plan structured around key decision points
  • Clearly defined governance and control structure
  • Iterative workshop-based approach around the core component deliverables
  • Extensive facilitation between front office, operations and technology
  • Early engagement of external stakeholders (e.g. technology vendors) to help inform the possible solutions

 

Key benefits
  • Quick wins identified and actioned to deliver cost, service and income improvements to gain momentum.
  • Phased approach to implementation to ensure priorities addressed with sufficient focus at the right pace.
  • Target state clearly defined and articulated to achieve buy-in and commitment.
  • Greatly improved end-to-end processes, ensuring clearly defined hand-offs, operational efficiency and greater trust between front and back office.