10-20-2019, 08:28 AM | #1 |
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An Idea on Connected Issues
I work for a software company which uses a subscription model (ring a bell?) and with Connected, the explanations I am seeing are just not acceptable. In my world however, it is large companies asking questions around resolution with a lot of buying power. Answers like "it's down" and "tickets take 30 days for initial acknowledgement" would find us likely out of a job.
Occurred to me this morning that if a rather large group of subscribers approached BMW requesting a bi-weekly feed on progress against widespread service issues - perhaps we would get it. This may also at least give us insight into expectations, frame a conversation around compensation, and perhaps a good forcing function to encourage proper focus on their part. Not sure how to approach amassing the user community through, any ideas? Anyone interested? |
10-20-2019, 10:04 AM | #2 |
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I'm new to the game and hope I won't face too many issues with the software onboard. I do agree with the fact that if tickets, questions or issues are open for longer than 30days I would get fired as well.
I noticed that the traditional car manufacturers are changing to a more "Tesla" approach when it comes down to upgrades and updates to keep the car as maintained and updated as possible, at least honor the way Tesla works and keep your user's loop in at any time. |
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