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NorthFace ScoreBoardSM Award Program
Omega established The NorthFace ScoreBoardSM
Award program in 2000, the first program in the service industry to recognize
organizations who not only offer exemplary service to their customers, but who
center their very existence on a deep commitment to consistently exceeding customer
expectations. Other organizations have since introduced similar customer
satisfaction recognition programs. In 2005, more than 165 projects, many
international in scope, were judged from more than 75 companies based in the
U.S. and abroad. From this group, 34 companies qualified to receive the award,
and many of the companies were repeat winners.
Award
recipients qualify by having measured their customer satisfaction levels
throughout the calendar year in such categories as technical support, field
service, sales process, account management and training. The award
recipients are those who, based on survey responses from their
own end users, achieved a 4.0 or above out of a possible 5.0 score in the
categories measured. Omega’s market research indicates that achieving a 4.0
rating or above over an extended period of time is clear evidence of building
customer loyalty. This is the level that essentially locks-in profitable
long-term customer relationships and significantly raises the bar for your
competitors.
The
NorthFace ScoreBoard winners receive a formal letter from Omega,
congratulating them on earning this high honor. We also recognize winners
at a formal ceremony each year as the highlight of Omega’s
annual
SCORE Conference.
Many winners request a subsequent ceremony at their place of business, so more
company executives and employees can feel the pride and sense of accomplishment
from their hard work.
As
the only award of its type determined by customer responses, the
NorthFace ScoreBoard
Award is the “Oscar” of the customer service industry. It’s
clear proof that the company has built a world-class customer service
organization, so the winners make a point of leveraging that
accomplishment in their marketing programs.
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