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<strong>The</strong> Solution<br />

In 2010, <strong>NICE</strong> Fizzback was launched in over 2,000 UK stores with<br />

the goal of gathering feedback using a multichannel approach,<br />

incorporating SMS text, phone, email and web surveys. <strong>The</strong><br />

customer-facing program, simply named ‘How did we do?’, collects<br />

verbatim comments from customers to gather real and actionable<br />

insight into the shopping experience.<br />

<strong>The</strong> comments, which have been collected, are then analysed by<br />

<strong>NICE</strong> Fizzback’s Natural Language Processors and automatically<br />

categorised. This information is fed in real-time onto a live<br />

dashboard which quickly analyses comments at store, regional or<br />

national level, and through different levels of access to the system,<br />

thousands of employees are provided with actionable feedback at<br />

the click of a button.<br />

<strong>NICE</strong> Fizzback produces 45,000 reports each month to send to<br />

2,500 different stakeholders. <strong>The</strong> data is segmented into 40 areas,<br />

24 issues and 10 different geographical regions to enable a full<br />

analysis of the complete Voice of the Customer.<br />

<strong>Tesco</strong> also uses <strong>NICE</strong> Fizzback to react quickly at “moments of<br />

truth”. Customers who feel they have received bad service and<br />

leave negative comments can be easily recovered, and moves can<br />

be made to transform a negative into a positive. <strong>The</strong> customer’s<br />

details are routed to a team in Dundee, UK who are then tasked with<br />

speaking to the customer to help resolve the issue.<br />

Similarly, <strong>Tesco</strong> uses the system to react quickly to in-store issues,<br />

for example store temperature. If a store receives a comment that<br />

the temperature is too cold or too hot, the management team receive<br />

an alert requesting that they check the temperature. If a second<br />

comment is received, an engineer is immediately sent to fix the<br />

problem.<br />

ABOUT <strong>NICE</strong> SYSTEMS INC.<br />

<strong>NICE</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> (NASDAQ: <strong>NICE</strong>), is the worldwide leader of intent-based<br />

solutions that capture and analyze interactions and transactions, realize intent,<br />

and extract and leverage insights to deliver impact in real time.<br />

Driven by cross-channel and multi-sensor analytics, <strong>NICE</strong> solutions enable<br />

organizations to improve business performance, increase operational efficiency,<br />

prevent financial crime, ensure compliance, and enhance safety and security.<br />

<strong>NICE</strong> serves over 25,000 organizations in the enterprise and security sectors,<br />

representing a variety of sizes and industries in more than 150 countries, and<br />

including over 80 of the Fortune 100 companies. www.nice.com.<br />

info-fizzback@nice.com<br />

By implementing the <strong>NICE</strong> Fizzback solution, <strong>Tesco</strong> has been able<br />

to highlight previously unforeseen issues that are important to<br />

customers. For example, the Convenience Team were able to<br />

pinpoint six areas in need of significant improvement, including<br />

better stock control and improved customer experiences for<br />

lunchtime shoppers.<br />

In twelve months of use, <strong>Tesco</strong> has seen a significant increase in the<br />

volume of information they previously received - enabling them to<br />

hear so much more from their customers.<br />

www.nice.com/fizzback

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