Trust in decisions at the point of service delivery
Sustained performance
Two key drivers of sustained performance
A short term improvement in results is of limited value unless the performance can be sustained. There are two key drivers in achieving sustained performance. The first is strategic implementation. The phrase “Culture eats strategy for breakfast” was originated by Peter Drucker and made famous by Mark Fields, President at Ford, so what does it mean? Well, having a well thought through strategy is one thing but having the right culture to be able to implement the strategy is an altogether different challenge.
The second driver is organisational alignment where there is a “joined up” approach horizontally (between functions across the organisation) and vertically (Boardroom to front line). These are two simple-sounding concepts and yet many leaders of organisations seem to struggle with them. The SERVICEBRAND approach provides a framework which facilitates and enables both at the same time.
The SERVICEBRAND approach is based on the well respected service profit chain model (“Putting the Service-Profit Chain to Work”, Heskett et al, – Harvard Business Review) and includes the additional elements of Brand Identity and Systems & Processes.
All areas are aligned at the levels of Strategy, Management and Delivery.
A supportive, coaching style is used to engender ownership and deliver sustained success.
We collaborate with a network of partners to deliver bespoke SERVICEBRAND initiatives.
The focus is on placing the Customer Experience at the heart of the business and aligning the following areas:










