SlideShare ist ein Scribd-Unternehmen logo
1 von 21
Downloaden Sie, um offline zu lesen
ADVANTAGE
   CUSTOM DESIGNED PROGRAMS

mMS helps business managers customize a strategy for
customer service management. Every company has
different needs, so every strategy developed by mMS is
unique.
   PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION

   Due to our large volume of regular mystery shopping
    commitments, mMS maintains its own national
    mystery shopping network. As a result, mMS has
    100% control over the quality and the timing of the
    work

   mMS has a vast database of mystery shoppers
    throughout the country. It is therefore easy to rotate
    shoppers to ensure that each location is viewed with a
    fresh set of eyes
   PREPAIRING FOR THE ‘ SHOP ’
 Shoppers prepare in advance for their mystery shopping
    assignment by reviewing detailed specifications about each
    client’s needs. The custom-designed mystery shopping
    forms, address those issues that are particularly important to
    the client in the format that is easy for both shopper and
    client to understand.
 Armed with information about the business, the mystery
    shopper visits the client’s locations. Simulating a normal
    customer experience, the mystery shopper pays careful
    attention to every detail of the visit, from the cleanliness of
    the store to the friendliness of the employees, their sales
    ability and their product knowledge.
 PROJECT GUIDELINES

Detailed Operational Guidelines for field Supervisors and
mystery shoppers are developed by mMS. This also
ensures that the client has detailed knowledge of the
Training and mystery shopping process.
   EXCEPTIONAL REPORTING
Because of our breadth of experience
conducting quantitative research
assignments, we develop customized
reports to longitudinally track and analyze
the mystery shopping guidelines. The
result is understandable data and
actionable recommendations.
   UTILISING REPORT INFORMATION
The original mystery shop reports are transmitted
to the client, along with quantitative analysis, if
desired. This transmission can be either electronic or by
mail. Clients use the information in a variety of ways,
including measuring training, identifying deficiencies
and rewarding exemplary employees. Both the mystery
Shopping reports and the data roll-ups become a key
Piece of the company’s customer service management
strategies.
TRAINING
-   All Supervisors and mystery shoppers go through levels of
    training.

-   First, they are trained on the general principles and best
    practices of mystery shopping.

-   Second, for each assignment or wave of mystery shopping
    research, they receive project specific training.

-Training includes role-playing and prompting on various
  scenarios which may occur during the mystery shop.

-   mMS shoppers do not “go-live” until they are fully briefed
    and meet our standards.
SHOPPERS
-   mMS shoppers are mature, reliable, detail
    oriented people with experience in customer service.
-   They have a critical eye for detail, an excellent
    memory, a proven ability to follow instructions,
    business background.

-   All our shoppers are at least graduates and quite a
    few of them are post graduate
mMS
QUALITY
Before mystery shopping reports are transmitted
To the client, each one is carefully reviewed by our
Quality Assurance Team to ensure that the shoppers has
addressed all of the issues important to the client.
mMS
CASE STUDIES
Background : Seven Computer Training
institutes merged to form one company but the
consolidation failed to unite the different cultures
And style of doing business at the various locations
resulting in poor customer satisfaction surveys.
Objectives : To merge cultures into one service
philosophy and one medical practice.
Results : Independent customer service studies showed
improvement following an eight-month campaign of
mystery shopping analysis and training programs
designed for management and employees.
Client Objective :
A travel company had the following objectives-
- To establish company best practice through key performance indicator
- To evaluate current level of service and ability of individuals from the sales
   teams through a programme of telephonic mystery shopping.
- To compare current sales and service levels against agreed measures
- To identify opportunities for development through training workshops
- To build confidence, motivation and enthusiastic sales team that will
   consistently exceed targets contributing to personal satisfaction and growth in
   organisational market share.
Action :
- The mystery calls were recorded to laptop computer and then replayed
In the follow up workshops. Delegates were encouraged to give each other
   feedback and identify examples of excellent service and sales ability, as well as
   areas for improvement.
- The whole exercise was incredibly positive once everyone had recovered from
   the initial shock of hearing themselves on tape. This process will be repeated
   every month throughout 2004.
Results :
Since the beginning of the mystery shopping programme in Jun 2003 the travel
  company has seen a steady improvement in their conversion level and average
  profit per booking.
mMS
KEY CLIENTS
   Hewlett Packard
   Microsoft
   All India Association of Industries
   Young Entrepreneurs Society of India
   Indo German Chambers of Commerce
   Polaris Software
    Ogilvy
   Publicis
   Philip Morris International
INTERNATIONAL
Jakarta office                          Vietnam office                        Bangkok office                     Dubai office
3rd floor Lina Building,                456, 4th Floor, NGUYEN THI MINH       401 S.Group Building               604 Al Safa M
Jln. H.R Rasuna Said Kav. B7,           KHAI(STR),                            1091/153-154 new Petchaburi Road   Bank Street Bur Dubai
Jakarta - 12920, Indonesia              WARD 5 , DIST 3,                      Makkasan Rajtavee                  Dubai
Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830             Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam                  Opp Hotel Bangkok Palace/Ramada    Raj Sharma: +91 9322105830
info@mmrss.com                          Tel No: +84866518813                  Bangkok-10400                      info@mmrss.com
                                        Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830           Tel No: +6622555790/6622555791
                                        info@mmrss.com                        Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830
                                                                              info@mmrss.com

INDIA
Corporate Office
12, Ground Floor, Greenfield Mansion,
Dr. Raikar Marg, Mahim (West),
Mumbai – 400016
Maharashtra, INDIA
Tel : Tel No: +91 22 42206364
Fax : +91-22-42206364 Ext. 225
Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830
info@mmrss.com
Banglore Office                         New Delhi office                      Chennai Office                     Kolkata office
617 First Floor,                        Satyam House                          2A/New 3, Singaravelu Street       9,Bullygunge Terrace
6th B Main,Indranagar 2nd Stage,        Balaji Estate,                        T-Nagar, Chennai-600017            Ground Floor, Gol Park,
Bangalore – 560038                      Kalkaji,                              Tel No. +91 44 42604404            Kolkata-700029
Tel No: +91 80 41739007/41739045;       New Delhi-110019                      Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830        Tel No: +91 33 40015939
Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830             Tel No: +91 11 26411870               info@mmrss.com                     Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830
info@mmrss.com                          Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830                                              info@mmrss.com
                                        info@mmrss.com
Hyderabad office                        Pune office                           Gurgaon office                     Ahmedabad office
No. 3-4-353,                            601, 6th floor Rajmahal Apartments,   Plot No - 482, 1st Floor,          Block 15, Rajpath Row House,
Opp Reddy women junior college,         Law College Road, Erandwane,          Sector 5, Urban State,
Sathyamma college,                      Pune - 411004                         Gurgaon (Haryana),                 Opp. AIS School,
Barkatpura,Hyderabad-500027             Tel No: +91 20 30220897 / 98          Tel No : +91 9322105830,           Judges Bungalow Road,
Tel No: +91 040 27552251                Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830           Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830        Bodak Dev, Ahmedabad - 380054
Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830             info@mmrss.com                        info@mmrss.com                     Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830
info@mmrss.com
                                                                                                                 info@mmrss.com
mMS Advantage

Weitere ähnliche Inhalte

Andere mochten auch

Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...
Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...
Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...Sonja Bastian
 
marketing & sales roles for the pharma industries
marketing & sales roles for the pharma industriesmarketing & sales roles for the pharma industries
marketing & sales roles for the pharma industriesAbhilash Vangari
 
Industrial buying in pharmaceutical industry
Industrial buying in pharmaceutical industryIndustrial buying in pharmaceutical industry
Industrial buying in pharmaceutical industryAvinash Geerjamundo
 
Business strategic planning and corporate strategic planning
Business strategic planning and corporate strategic planningBusiness strategic planning and corporate strategic planning
Business strategic planning and corporate strategic planningDr. J. Jayapradha Varma
 
Top 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand
Top 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting DemandTop 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand
Top 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting DemandMark Anthony
 
Pharmaceutical industrial management
Pharmaceutical industrial managementPharmaceutical industrial management
Pharmaceutical industrial managementirshad0786
 
Final group presentation
Final group presentationFinal group presentation
Final group presentationClifford Moon
 
Corporate planning (MNG 106)
Corporate planning (MNG 106)Corporate planning (MNG 106)
Corporate planning (MNG 106)Mk Blanco
 
Improving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutions
Improving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutionsImproving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutions
Improving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutionsPaul Grant
 
FORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENT
FORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENTFORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENT
FORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENTSameer Mathur
 
Conducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPT
Conducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPTConducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPT
Conducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPTMark Anthony
 
Pharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop pictures
Pharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop picturesPharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop pictures
Pharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop picturesAwais e Siraj
 
Pragna ppton market measurement
Pragna ppton market measurementPragna ppton market measurement
Pragna ppton market measurementpragna1510
 
Corporate Planning Principles
Corporate Planning PrinciplesCorporate Planning Principles
Corporate Planning Principlesbnarven
 

Andere mochten auch (14)

Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...
Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...
Netnography: A useful market research tool for pharmaceutical industry Part 1...
 
marketing & sales roles for the pharma industries
marketing & sales roles for the pharma industriesmarketing & sales roles for the pharma industries
marketing & sales roles for the pharma industries
 
Industrial buying in pharmaceutical industry
Industrial buying in pharmaceutical industryIndustrial buying in pharmaceutical industry
Industrial buying in pharmaceutical industry
 
Business strategic planning and corporate strategic planning
Business strategic planning and corporate strategic planningBusiness strategic planning and corporate strategic planning
Business strategic planning and corporate strategic planning
 
Top 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand
Top 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting DemandTop 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand
Top 10 Qs: Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand
 
Pharmaceutical industrial management
Pharmaceutical industrial managementPharmaceutical industrial management
Pharmaceutical industrial management
 
Final group presentation
Final group presentationFinal group presentation
Final group presentation
 
Corporate planning (MNG 106)
Corporate planning (MNG 106)Corporate planning (MNG 106)
Corporate planning (MNG 106)
 
Improving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutions
Improving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutionsImproving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutions
Improving pharmaceutical marketing using big data solutions
 
FORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENT
FORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENTFORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENT
FORECASTING DEMAND AND MEASUREMENT
 
Conducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPT
Conducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPTConducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPT
Conducting Marketing Research and Forecasting Demand Show and Tell PPT
 
Pharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop pictures
Pharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop picturesPharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop pictures
Pharmaceutical marketing strategy workshop pictures
 
Pragna ppton market measurement
Pragna ppton market measurementPragna ppton market measurement
Pragna ppton market measurement
 
Corporate Planning Principles
Corporate Planning PrinciplesCorporate Planning Principles
Corporate Planning Principles
 

mMS Advantage

  • 1.
  • 3. CUSTOM DESIGNED PROGRAMS mMS helps business managers customize a strategy for customer service management. Every company has different needs, so every strategy developed by mMS is unique.
  • 4. PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION  Due to our large volume of regular mystery shopping commitments, mMS maintains its own national mystery shopping network. As a result, mMS has 100% control over the quality and the timing of the work  mMS has a vast database of mystery shoppers throughout the country. It is therefore easy to rotate shoppers to ensure that each location is viewed with a fresh set of eyes
  • 5. PREPAIRING FOR THE ‘ SHOP ’  Shoppers prepare in advance for their mystery shopping assignment by reviewing detailed specifications about each client’s needs. The custom-designed mystery shopping forms, address those issues that are particularly important to the client in the format that is easy for both shopper and client to understand.  Armed with information about the business, the mystery shopper visits the client’s locations. Simulating a normal customer experience, the mystery shopper pays careful attention to every detail of the visit, from the cleanliness of the store to the friendliness of the employees, their sales ability and their product knowledge.
  • 6.  PROJECT GUIDELINES Detailed Operational Guidelines for field Supervisors and mystery shoppers are developed by mMS. This also ensures that the client has detailed knowledge of the Training and mystery shopping process.
  • 7. EXCEPTIONAL REPORTING Because of our breadth of experience conducting quantitative research assignments, we develop customized reports to longitudinally track and analyze the mystery shopping guidelines. The result is understandable data and actionable recommendations.
  • 8. UTILISING REPORT INFORMATION The original mystery shop reports are transmitted to the client, along with quantitative analysis, if desired. This transmission can be either electronic or by mail. Clients use the information in a variety of ways, including measuring training, identifying deficiencies and rewarding exemplary employees. Both the mystery Shopping reports and the data roll-ups become a key Piece of the company’s customer service management strategies.
  • 10. - All Supervisors and mystery shoppers go through levels of training. - First, they are trained on the general principles and best practices of mystery shopping. - Second, for each assignment or wave of mystery shopping research, they receive project specific training. -Training includes role-playing and prompting on various scenarios which may occur during the mystery shop. - mMS shoppers do not “go-live” until they are fully briefed and meet our standards.
  • 12. - mMS shoppers are mature, reliable, detail oriented people with experience in customer service. - They have a critical eye for detail, an excellent memory, a proven ability to follow instructions, business background. - All our shoppers are at least graduates and quite a few of them are post graduate
  • 14. Before mystery shopping reports are transmitted To the client, each one is carefully reviewed by our Quality Assurance Team to ensure that the shoppers has addressed all of the issues important to the client.
  • 16. Background : Seven Computer Training institutes merged to form one company but the consolidation failed to unite the different cultures And style of doing business at the various locations resulting in poor customer satisfaction surveys. Objectives : To merge cultures into one service philosophy and one medical practice. Results : Independent customer service studies showed improvement following an eight-month campaign of mystery shopping analysis and training programs designed for management and employees.
  • 17. Client Objective : A travel company had the following objectives- - To establish company best practice through key performance indicator - To evaluate current level of service and ability of individuals from the sales teams through a programme of telephonic mystery shopping. - To compare current sales and service levels against agreed measures - To identify opportunities for development through training workshops - To build confidence, motivation and enthusiastic sales team that will consistently exceed targets contributing to personal satisfaction and growth in organisational market share. Action : - The mystery calls were recorded to laptop computer and then replayed In the follow up workshops. Delegates were encouraged to give each other feedback and identify examples of excellent service and sales ability, as well as areas for improvement. - The whole exercise was incredibly positive once everyone had recovered from the initial shock of hearing themselves on tape. This process will be repeated every month throughout 2004. Results : Since the beginning of the mystery shopping programme in Jun 2003 the travel company has seen a steady improvement in their conversion level and average profit per booking.
  • 19. Hewlett Packard  Microsoft  All India Association of Industries  Young Entrepreneurs Society of India  Indo German Chambers of Commerce  Polaris Software  Ogilvy  Publicis  Philip Morris International
  • 20. INTERNATIONAL Jakarta office Vietnam office Bangkok office Dubai office 3rd floor Lina Building, 456, 4th Floor, NGUYEN THI MINH 401 S.Group Building 604 Al Safa M Jln. H.R Rasuna Said Kav. B7, KHAI(STR), 1091/153-154 new Petchaburi Road Bank Street Bur Dubai Jakarta - 12920, Indonesia WARD 5 , DIST 3, Makkasan Rajtavee Dubai Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Opp Hotel Bangkok Palace/Ramada Raj Sharma: +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com Tel No: +84866518813 Bangkok-10400 info@mmrss.com Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 Tel No: +6622555790/6622555791 info@mmrss.com Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com INDIA Corporate Office 12, Ground Floor, Greenfield Mansion, Dr. Raikar Marg, Mahim (West), Mumbai – 400016 Maharashtra, INDIA Tel : Tel No: +91 22 42206364 Fax : +91-22-42206364 Ext. 225 Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com Banglore Office New Delhi office Chennai Office Kolkata office 617 First Floor, Satyam House 2A/New 3, Singaravelu Street 9,Bullygunge Terrace 6th B Main,Indranagar 2nd Stage, Balaji Estate, T-Nagar, Chennai-600017 Ground Floor, Gol Park, Bangalore – 560038 Kalkaji, Tel No. +91 44 42604404 Kolkata-700029 Tel No: +91 80 41739007/41739045; New Delhi-110019 Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 Tel No: +91 33 40015939 Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 Tel No: +91 11 26411870 info@mmrss.com Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com info@mmrss.com Hyderabad office Pune office Gurgaon office Ahmedabad office No. 3-4-353, 601, 6th floor Rajmahal Apartments, Plot No - 482, 1st Floor, Block 15, Rajpath Row House, Opp Reddy women junior college, Law College Road, Erandwane, Sector 5, Urban State, Sathyamma college, Pune - 411004 Gurgaon (Haryana), Opp. AIS School, Barkatpura,Hyderabad-500027 Tel No: +91 20 30220897 / 98 Tel No : +91 9322105830, Judges Bungalow Road, Tel No: +91 040 27552251 Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 Bodak Dev, Ahmedabad - 380054 Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com info@mmrss.com Raj Sharma : +91 9322105830 info@mmrss.com info@mmrss.com