
Quality Experience Telemetry
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- Cover
- Title page
- CIP data
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- 1.1 BUSINESS MODELS
- 1.2 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
- 1.3 TIME TO MARKET
- 1.4 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
- 1.5 CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS
- 1.6 TECHNOLOGICAL TIPPING POINTS FOR PRODUCTIVITYAND GROWTH
- 1.7 TELEMETRY
- 1.8 DISRUPTIONS DUE TO DIGITAL TRENDS
- 1.9 CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
- 1.10 PROACTIVE VERSUS CORRECTIVE VERSUSPREVENTIVE IMPROVEMENTS
- 1.11 CHANGE MANAGEMENT
- Chapter 2: Telemetry Overview
- 2.1 CUSTOMER SERVICE
- 2.2 USE CASES
- 2.3 SIMPLE END-TO-ENDTELEMETRY
- 2.4 TECHNOLOGY SELECTION
- 2.5 CONNECTED CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
- 2.6 MANUAL AND AUTOMATED DATA COLLECTIONMETHODS
- 2.7 ABSENCE OF THOUGHTFUL INSTRUMENTATION
- 2.8 RIGIDITY OF DATABASE DESIGN
- 2.9 HIGH CONNECTIVITY COSTS
- 2.10 HIGH SOFTWARE COST
- 2.11 CONNECTED-PRODUCTUSE CASES
- 2.12 RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR TELEMETRY
- 2.13 PREVENTIVE TELEMETRY
- 2.14 COST OF POOR QUALITY
- Chapter 3: Telemetry Data
- 3.1 ALL ABOUT DATA
- 3.2 DATA SCIENTISTS
- 3.3 CREATING ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS FROM METRICS
- 3.4 KEY PERFORMANCEINDICATORS OF CUSTOMEREXPERIENCE
- 3.5 CREATING A CLOSED LOOP FOR IMPROVINGCUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
- 3.6 IMPROVING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE THROUGHINTENTIONAL DESIGN
- 3.7 ADAPTIVE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE THROUGHTELEMETRY DATA
- Chapter 4: Telemetry and Customer Success
- 4.1 TRACING REQUIREMENTS TO FINISHED PRODUCT
- 4.2 DESIGNING A TELEMETRY-ENABLEDORGANIZATION
- 4.3 DATA HANDLINGAND DATA MODELS IN TELEMETRY
- 4.4 DATA THREADING FOR TELEMETRY
- 4.5 TELEMETRY INFRASTRUCTURE
- 4.6 TELEMETRY DATA AND THE FEEDBACK LOOP
- 4.7 DATA PREPARATION STEPS
- 4.8 CUSTOMER SUCCESS
- Chapter 5: Required Telemetry Discipline
- 5.1 CHANGE MANAGEMENT
- 5.2 DATA OWNERSHIP
- 5.3 TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS FOR TELEMETRYINFRASTRUCTURE
- 5.4 ONBOARDING OF THE CUSTOMERS
- 5.5 POLICY AND GOVERNANCE
- 5.6 TELEMETRY ECOSYSTEM STAKEHOLDERS
- 5.7 TELEMETRY LEGALFRAMEWORK AND POTENTIAL RISKS
- 5.8 BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER: THE ART AND SCIENCEOF TELEMETRY DESIGN
- Chapter 6: Conclusions
- 6.1 QUALITY EXPERIENCE TELEMETRY REVIEW
- 6.2 DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION QUEST
- 6.3 DIGITIZATION OF QUALITY
- 6.4 TELEMETRY DATA IN ACTION: CURRENT APPLICATIONS
- 6.5 TELEMETRY PROJECTCHECKLIST
- Index
- About the Authors
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