1st Edition
Acquiring, Processing, and Deploying Voice of the Customer
By M. Larry Shillito
Copyright 2001
296 Pages
by
CRC Press
296 Pages
by
CRC Press
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Do you want a better understanding of who your customers are? Do you want to learn how to acquire the customer voice? The next decade will be the decade of the customer. Meeting their wants, needs, and desires better than anyone else will be paramount to your organization's success. Acquiring, Processing, and Deploying Voice of the Customer gives you the tools you need to develop a Voice of the... Read more
The World of VOC
Company and Customer Focus
Collecting VOC
Interpretation and Translation of VOC
Structuring Customer Data
Quantifying Structured VOC
VOC Integration
Deploying VOC
Tracking VOC into the Future
The VOC System-A Seasoned Perspective
Appendix A: VOC Forms
Appendix B: Kano Collection and Interpretation Method
Appendix C: Customer Oriented Product Concepting (COPC)
Appendix D: VOC Example (3-hole punch)
Appendix E: Bibliography, Quality Function Development
Company and Customer Focus
Collecting VOC
Interpretation and Translation of VOC
Structuring Customer Data
Quantifying Structured VOC
VOC Integration
Deploying VOC
Tracking VOC into the Future
The VOC System-A Seasoned Perspective
Appendix A: VOC Forms
Appendix B: Kano Collection and Interpretation Method
Appendix C: Customer Oriented Product Concepting (COPC)
Appendix D: VOC Example (3-hole punch)
Appendix E: Bibliography, Quality Function Development
Biography
M. Larry Shillito
"Voice of the Customer properly acquired and deployed using the Customer Oriented Concepting Process (COPC) has been a powerful combination for us. Properly deployed at the front end of the commercialization process, VOC and COPC allowed us to make decisions faster and right as well as establish a core platform for the future. This book provides the framework and logical sequence of these tools."-Richard Tetro, Vice President-Technical Director, Black Clawson Converting Machinery, LLC.
"Understanding customers' needs and wants is a key success factor for new product commercialization. The techniques described in this book enable the distillation of customer data into information useful to the product development team. Having used many of these techniques, I have found them to be best applied in the earliest stages of product planning and development and significantly enhance the effectiveness of other Best Practices such as Value Engineering, Design for X and FMEA."-Chris Tsai, Project Manager, Six Sigma Black Belt, Eastman Kodak Company
Richard Tetro, Vice President-Technical Director, Black Clawson Converting Machinery, LLC.
