Activation stage, customer engagement pathway, 87–88
Behavioral economics, 24
Business architecture for insights, 84–93
Cloud computing, 12–15
Componentization, 54–56, 96–98
Componentized business architecture, 48–56
Consonance, 112–115
Continuous improvement via learning, 10–11
Continuous learning, 108
Control strategy, 47–48
Customer advocacy, 89–90
Customer engagement pathway, 81
activation stage, 87–88
evaluation stage, 84–87
experience and sharing, 88–93
Customer knowledge gap, 27
Customer loyalty, 90–93
Customer service system, 38
Data deal, 3–4
Delivery gap, 27–28
Digital work, 3
Emotional gap, 28, 29
Employee engagement, 90–93
Engine Serial Number (ESN), 103
Enterprise innovation, 116
Enterprise level social business, 63
Entrepreneur level social businesses, 63–69
Entrepreneurship, 115–116
ESN. See Engine Serial Number
Evaluation stage, customer engagement pathway, 84–87
Experience gap analysis, 27–35
customer sentiment and behavior data, 33–35
experience co-creation’s new skills, 28–32
open internal/external orchestration, 32–33
Gateway metrics, 85
Global connectivity platform, 58–59
Global-mobile-social (Glo-Mo-So) platforms, 9–10, 57–69, 98, 108
enterprise level social business, 63
entrepreneur level social businesses, 63–69
global connectivity platform, 58–59
mobile apps exemplify disruptive change, 59–60
social business software, 60–62
Glo-Mo-So platforms. See Global-mobile-social platforms
IBM, service thinking and, 2
Individualization, service thinking framework, 105–117
co-creation of value, 107
consonance, 112–115
enterprise innovation, 116
entrepreneurship, 115–116
ethos of service, 111–112
Glo-Mo-So scalable platforms, 108
modular business architecture, 107–108
multisided metrics, 108–109
resonance, 112–115
R-T-I and continuous learning, 108
service as experience, 106
service systems, 107
small- and medium-sized private/family business, 116
T-shaped professionals, 109–111
vendor to industry, 116–117
Key performance indicators (KPIs), 28, 53–54
KPIs. See Key performance indicators
Long-term metrics, 80
Marginal utility theory, 23
Measurement-based mediocrity, 27–35
Modular business architecture, 9, 47–56, 107–108
Multisided metrics, 11, 79–93, 108–109
business architecture for insights, 84–93
insights, gateway to path, 82–84
service success, path to, 81–82
New governance model, 72–73
innovation, 74
run, 73
transform, 73–74
One-sided metrics, 80
Orchestration, 5, 32–33
Perception gap, 28, 29
Positive/negative sentiment monitoring, 89
Praxeology, 24
Provider-customer service systems, 40
Provider service system, 39
Resonance, 88–89, 112–115
R-T-I ratio. See Run-Transform-Innovate ratio
Run-Transform-Innovate (R-T-I) ratio, 10, 74–77, 108
transforming government with, 77
Service, definition, 2–4, 7
Service design, 29
Service equity, 86–87
Service metrics, engagement and duration, 79–80
Service science, 4
Service systems, 8–9, 37–41, 98–104, 107
car-as-a-service, 102–104
case example, 99–102
integration, 41–43
marketing and brand building, 44–46
organizational design, 46
social business software, 60–62
specialization, 41–43
strategy, role of, 43–44
Service thinking, 1–2
absolute advantage, 48
in action, 11–21
case studies, 12–21
continuous improvement via learning, 10–11
framework, 5–11
IBM and, 2
for innovation, 95–104
integration, 48
marketing, impact on, 35–36
modular business architecture, 9
multisided metrics, 11
output of service, experience, 5–7
scalable glo-mo-so platforms, 9–10
service systems, 8–9
specialization, 48
systematic approach, 5
value, co-creation of, 7–8
vs. service science, 4
Short-term metrics, 80
Small- and medium-sized private/family business, 116
Social business software, 60–62
Specialization plus integration, 42
Starbucks, 15–16
continuous improvement via learning, 20
modularized business architecture, 18–19
multisided metrics, 20–21
scalable glo-mo-so platform, 19
service as experience, 16
service system, 17–18
value, co-creation of, 16–17
Transformative effect
continuous improvement via learning, 10–11
modular business architecture, 9
multisided metrics, 11
scalable glo-mo-so platforms, 10
scientific objectivity, business, 7
service systems, 9
value, co-creation of, 8
T-shaped professionals, 109–111
Value, co-creation, 7–8, 16–17, 25–26, 34, 36, 73–74, 96, 107
Value creation experience, 88–89
Value-in-experience, 23–25
Value, new way of thinking, 26–27
Value webs, 54
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