Data, Measurements and Insight

An effective digital strategy and plan is evidence-based and utilises data, measurements and audience insight from a variety of sources and channels. Measurements are utilised for multi-variant testing, optimising the customer experience, tracking progress and problems, an agile approach for building minimal viable products and services or ‘pivoting’ to new business models.

Example of a digital scorecard I created for the Institute of Civil Engineers providing a simple snapshot of digital transformation progress that can be shared across the organisation. This example includes Culture and Leadership, Operational Efficiencies, Data & Analytics, Customer Engagment, Customer Experience and Automation and Self-Service.

Introductory Digital Transformation Assessment – read more

An online customer survey created for the Institute of Civil Engineers provides the data to identify the most popular and least satisfying web content areas.

Robust website measurements I delivered to Royal Mail highlighting customer segments, popular pages, user journeys and areas for improvement.

Another Institute of Civil Engineers measurement report I delivered demonstrating user duration, frequency, entrance page, drop-off rates, page views and geographic location are but a few of the important areas measured to optimise the customer experience and track ongoing progress. Measurements can be grouped in a variety of ways to help identify your most valuable users.