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_ ELM _ Experience Lifecycle Mapping
  • John Quimby
  • Research Scientist
  • Center for Coordination Science
  • November 17, 2004

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ELMExperience Lifecycle Mapping is sponsored
by
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ELM
  • New Knowledge Management and
  • Customer Relationship Management tool
  • Captures, organizes, and discovers knowledge
    about how IT capabilities and organizational
    design aid or detract from the customers
    experience
  • Identifies new Product/Services

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ELM helps us understand how will we
Create value for the customer? Deliver value to
customer? Capture value from the customer?
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  • Demonstration of
  • Experience Lifecycle Mapping
  • ELM

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ELM
  • How Phases of Customer Experience
  • are supported by IT Capabilities
  • Technology, Core Processes, and People
  • Collaborative Maps
  • Qualitative and Quantitative Capture/Display
  • Organizational dimensions of customer experience
  • Corporate culture
  • Key processes
  • Organizational roles
  • Maps areas of strength
  • Assesses opportunities for improvement
  • Identifies new product and service opportunities.

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ELM Core Features
  • ELM XML file import and export
  • Generic business knowledge templates
  • Industry specific templates
  • Structured/semi-structured knowledge capture
  • Open ended methodology support
  • Phase, Step, and Capability editing
  • Qualitative and Quantitative attribute editing
  • Alternative Dimension mapping
  • Data driven slide presentations
  • Structured and Ad-hoc narratives
  • Timed progressive disclosure

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ELM Visual Features
  • Multiple alternative views and dialogues
  • Multiple Step selection queries
  • Selective Map suppression
  • Alternative data graphing
  • Phase and Step importance weighting
  • Comments, Relational pointers, and hyperlinks
  • User preferences and color palettes

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ELM Software Integration
  • Excel capability table import/export
  • Capability mapping summary table
  • Hyperlinks to Outside Knowledge
  • URLS, Object Repositories, Activity Repositories
  • Link in Common Document Assets
  • PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Visio
  • Capability Set import and export
  • Supports knowledge integration and double loop
    learning from multiple knowledge workers
  • Comprehensive Word reports
  • Complete ELM XML file import and export

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How will my Customer
- think of my Brand? - understand this
Product? - decide to buy? - actually use this? -
consider me again?
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Phases in the Customer Experience Lifecycle
Designing
Motivating
Evolving
Deciding
Enacting
How can we better understand and organize the
knowledge of the customer lifecycle experience?
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Customer Experience through Narrative in ELM
  • Supports Narrative creation and playback
  • Provides Ad-hoc Manipulation during Narratives
    Nonlinear presentations
  • Optimally rich set of View Controls
  • Anchor the users with saved
  • Home View and Startup View
  • Narratives are Data Driven and evolve as
    understanding grows

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Audience Engagement Support in ELM
  • Encourage Ad-hoc Audience Narrative Construction
  • Always On Knowledge Capture
  • Visual Cues to Actions within Narratives
  • Hyperlinks to Outside Knowledge
  • URLS, Object Repositories, Activity Repositories
  • Link in Common Document Assets
  • PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Visio
  • Relationship Connections with On/OFF and
    Drag/Drop
  • Simple Dialogues Inquiry by example
  • Post-its

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Context Awareness Support in ELM
  • Context Persistence as a constraint and an
    underlying metaphor
  • Users control over information rich space
  • Visual weighting of customer perceived importance
    as a central display option
  • Semi-Structured and Data Driven Display of Phases
    of the customer experience
  • Context Awareness is KEY to understanding any
    single part of the Customer Experience

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Encapsulate Traditional Organizational Views in
Context
  • Capture and Playback of Traditional
    Organizational Views against Lifecycle Views
  • Organizational Roles
  • Core Activities
  • Cultural Norms
  • Competitive Pressures
  • Capture and Display of relationships of these
    Cross Cutting Dimensions to Lifecycle Views
  • Use these Familiar Views to Capture and Highlight
    weak or absent experience steps

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Multiple Engagement Methodology Support in ELM
  • Using Context Persistence as a constant
    underlying metaphor, present structured and semi
    structured engagement methodologies
  • Save and Restore using XML encoded .ELM files
  • Data Driven Displays responsive to Ad-Hoc changes
    during presentations Adaptive Reuse
  • Leverage existing Standalone or Web based
    Methodology Assets through Hyperlinks

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ELM helps reflect and understand the customers
reality
Designing
Motivating
Evolving
Deciding
Enacting
Effective Shared Visions are grounded in
reality
Ref The Fifth Discipline Peter M. Senge
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