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Tim Schenk

Associate Partner at McKinsey & Company

Tim Schenk is an Associate Partner at McKinsey & Company, where he plays a pivotal role in leading the APAC Digital Service Operations Practice. His expertise lies in architecting and delivering large-scale transformations, particularly in the context of digitalization and operational improvements within service-oriented industries such as telecommunications, banking, and insurance.15

Professional Background

Schenk has contributed to various McKinsey publications, focusing on the integration of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence in customer service operations. His work emphasizes the importance of digital tools and strategies for enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency. He has been involved in discussions around the challenges faced by traditional companies in adapting to digital-native competition and evolving customer expectations.234

Key Contributions

  • Digital Transformation: Schenk has been instrumental in helping organizations transition to more digitally enabled service models, which have become increasingly vital in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. His insights often address how companies can leverage technology to improve customer interactions and streamline operations.24
  • Customer Experience Focus: He advocates for a holistic approach to customer service that integrates various channels and technologies to enhance user satisfaction while reducing costs. This includes promoting zero-touch self-service options and predictive analytics to preemptively address customer issues.34

Education and Skills

While specific details about his educational background are not provided, Schenk's role at McKinsey indicates a strong foundation in business strategy, operations management, and digital innovation.

For more information about his professional journey, you can find him on LinkedIn under the username timothy-schenk.5

Highlights

Oct 24 · linkedin

AI enabled personalisation at scale and delivered across channels sounds pretty good right? But is it real and what does it take?

In this article, we've laid out how this can be made a reality, and how it can create a step change in CX, reduce churn, and enhance both revenue and productivity outcomes. We also describe what is required across data access and integration, analytics capabilities, decisioning/recommendation engines, and cross-channel execution. Please take a read and get in touch if this can be helpful for you or your organisation - we would love to discuss!

With many thanks to the global team leading the development of this capability Dominika Kampa, Stanislav Kucherenko, Julian Raabe, Lars Engel Nielsen, Dr. Lars Fiedler, Davide Schiavotto, Kalina Janevska, Sokto Sultimov and Anshul Goyal.

#digitisation #zerotouch #simple #predictive #proactive #responsive #customerexperience

Apr 4 · linkedin

What does it really take to win in CX, and to become more productive at the same time? Leaders often ask us this question, and many are already working in some of the right areas, but are still finding it a challenge to deliver sizable benefits, or to do so at pace.

Together with my colleagues Dominika Kampa Stanislav Kucherenko Nicolas Maechler Julian Raabe and Rohit Sood, we had a go at writing down what we see as the critical ingredients to set up and deliver with success.

Please do take a read - hopefully it sparks some new ideas that can help your organisation to move ahead of the pack

#digitisation #zerotouch #simple #predictive #proactive #responsive #customerexperience

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