Who’s the best driver for the Connected Car?

The connected car has plenty of passengers eager to come along for the ride: safety campaigners, environmentalists, insurance campaigners, car rental companies and motorists themselves, all have ambitious plans for the technology.

But despite its exciting destination, connected car technology will struggle to make progress unless technology companies and auto manufacturers can agree on who is doing the driving.

Achieve growth by increasing customer spend

Business issue

Our client, an automotive manufacturer, wanted to improve customer experience with its after sales services in order to increase sales of additional products or services and encourage customers to purchase more expensive items. The effectiveness of different measures needed to be evaluated regarding their impact on customer experience and spend. A further objective was to ensure that centrally defined quality standards were better met by the dealers.

Precise insights

Fight churn through customer centricity

The issue

A leader in telecommunications network equipment and services in Germany was losing revenue and customers from an important B2B segment. The business had limited budget to address the issue, putting its growth strategy at risk.

Our approach

A TRI*M survey assessed key drivers for relationship strength. Mirror analysis compared customers’ service experience with employees’ perception of their performance.

Success through building an irresistible new brand

Business issue

Our client was the market leader for scooters in India but had lost its leadership position in the two-wheel vehicle sector. Attempts to regain this position by launching a new motorcycle had been unsuccessful. Our client recognised that the problem was not just product but brand.

Precise insights

A qualitative and quantitative NeedScope programme investigated the dynamics of the market to identify the best growth opportunity for our client.

An irresistible route for innovation

Business issue

Just Juice’s brand share and value had eroded over time as the cold drinks market evolved. The client knew innovation was essential to survive, but recognised that simply developing new flavours and formats would not be sufficient. Growth potential could be seen in fizzy drinks, but the client didn’t know whether this was right for Just Juice.

Precise insights

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