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Take The Aspect Index Survey
We've developed a personal index to provide you with the opportunity to
input your own company-specific data into two brief surveys to compare your
company with aggregated results from the just released Aspect Index regarding both
the Expectations of consumers of their contact center interaction and also the
planned technology Investments in the next year by other contact centers.
Your responses to the two surveys below, each modeled after the
same ones used to create The Aspect Index itself, will then
be factored against those results to generate your own company-specific gap
analyses.
The Aspect Index – Personal Expectation Index survey asks your perception of your consumers. Expectations around
27 separate elements of their contact center interactions with you, in terms of the
impact on their overall satisfaction. These elements are grouped under the areas of
Empathy and Advocacy, Efficiency and Automation.
By completing the brief Expectation Survey, you can learn how your perception
compares against the 1,000 consumers who reported what's really important to
them, as revealed in The Aspect Index. The expectation gap that is generated compares the two.
The Aspect Index – Personal Investment Index survey asks for your contact center's planned technology investments over the
next year in 12 areas that impact the consumer interaction. You can then compare your investment
plans against what technology-related features and applications are of greatest interest to those
same 1,000 consumers from The Aspect Index. The investment gap that is generated compares the two.
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Aspect Software commissioned the Aspect Index to provide customer-focused
companies with a resource containing valuable insight on consumer expectations
and desires. Learn more about Aspect Software


The Aspect Index was conducted by an independent
research firm, Leo J. Shapiro & Associates, LLC.
Leo J. Shapiro & Associates has created a variety
of indexes that measure consumer behaviors and attitudes,
including retail customer service satisfaction, significant
consumer trends, grocery store shopping, and others.
Learn more about Leo J. Shapiro.
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