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Introduction
Customer Experience Day (CX Day) is a special occasion for SCIEX, celebrated every first Tuesday in October. It’s a day dedicated to recognizing the incredible value of our customers and the relentless dedication of our associates who strive to make every interaction meaningful. At SCIEX, our commitment to customer experience is woven into the fabric of everything we do. From providing cutting-edge solutions to offering unwavering support, we aim to build lasting relationships and exceed expectations. Join us as we delve into the insights from our leaders on what customer experience means to SCIEX and how it shapes our journey.
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Susanna Baqué: Valuing customers and associates
Susanna Baqué, the customer experience leader at SCIEX, emphasizes the importance of putting customers at the heart of everything SCIEX does. In celebration of Customer Experience Day (CX Day), Susanna highlights how meaningful interactions and customer feedback drive continuous improvement. She expresses gratitude to both loyal customers and dedicated associates, encouraging everyone to keep making extraordinary things happen. By focusing on listening, understanding, and supporting customers, SCIEX aims to exceed expectations and build lasting relationships.
Christian Sauber: Defining customer experience
Christian Sauber, Senior Vice President Global Commercial Operations, breaks down the customer experience into three key components:
These elements enable scientists to concentrate on advancing their research rather than dealing with product issues.
Kevin Roberts: Comprehensive customer support
Kevin Roberts, Vice President Global Service, with 28 years at SCIEX, defines customer experience as encompassing every interaction from initial product awareness to post-purchase support. Meeting and exceeding customer expectations fosters loyalty and long-term relationships. Kevin takes pride in the professional, well-trained service teams at SCIEX and their proactive approach to understanding customer needs. SCIEX focuses on two main themes:
These efforts ensure smooth and predictable operations for customers.
Brenda Newton: Commitment to quality and relationships
Brenda Newton, Vice President Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs, highlights three key factors for exceptional customer service: quality and reliability, responsive solutions, and strong relationships. Monthly meetings at SCIEX address the most pressing customer issues, emphasizing robust product design, supplier quality improvements, and service goals. Continuous improvement is a priority, with design and manufacturing teams dedicated to delivering impactful solutions.
Building personal relationships with customers is also crucial. Brenda’s visits to customers over the past 18 months have underscored the importance of robust instrument design and the significant impact of the SCIEX field service team. A cross-functional team approach is essential for delivering high levels of customer service.
Conclusion
Together, these leaders illustrate SCIEX’s unwavering dedication to delivering exceptional customer experiences through quality products, reliable support, and meaningful relationships. As we celebrate CX Day, we are reminded of the vital role our customers and associates play in our journey. By continuously striving to understand and exceed customer expectations, SCIEX remains committed to making extraordinary things happen. Happy CX Day, everyone!
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