Rethinking the Future of Car Ownership Services

Explored how a car company (ILM) can launch a new product/service where the vehicle is the protagonist across different ownership models. Mapped end-to-end customer journeys, prototyped service touchpoints, and proposed a product-service system to simplify ownership, boost engagement, and unlock new revenue streams.

Case study developed during the CXM 360º Bootcamp (IZO).

Through a holistic approach, I explored and tested the essential tools and principles needed to manage and coordinate a complete Customer Experience. Divided into four key phases, this case study aims to…

Understanding customer experiences through research and diagnostic methods


Defining the vision for a new customer experience based on key customer moments and competitive market analysis


Redesigning a key interaction through a service blueprint — mapping both customer and employee experiences, along with internal processes and required support systems.


Creating a systematic model to collect customer feedback and drive transformation initiatives. Developing a governance framework and designing programs that foster a more customer-centric culture within the company.

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