Role: Marketing Analytics
Tools used: Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint
Objective: To drive regional business strategies through evaluating customer satisfaction across 3 business segments and 6 manufacturing plants, identifying localized service gaps among APAC region.
Utilized a hybrid collection method (Email & Web QR codes) to maximize accessibility in the APAC market, achieving a 60.4% total average participation rate.
Analyzed data by 3 business segments and 6 plant locations to identify high-performing benchmarks and laggards
Developed an 11-question matrix scored on a 10-point scale to quantify "Dissatisfied" (4.0), "Average" (6.0) "Satisfied" (8.0) & "Very Satisfied" (10.0) thresholds.
Identified that while Customer Service (9.2) and Product Delivery (9.0) are strengths, Product Design & Quality (8.6) and Innovation (8.5) are the primary drivers of downward pressure on the overall rating.
Discovered a significant performance gap between the Suzhou & Changzhou, China Plant (9.2 avg) and the Thailand Plant (7.3 avg), signaling a need for localized process intervention in Southeast Asia.
Extracted critical customer pain points through additional comments, such as "flexibility of fast-track delivery" (Changzhou Plant) and "long lead times" (Thailand Plant).
Recommended prioritizing R&D and innovation updates to improve the "Partner Preference" score (8.6), ensuring long-term contract renewals.
Proposed a "Fast-Response" feedback protocol for the Thailand plant to address the lower scores in "Employee Helpfulness" (7.1) and "Delivery Timeliness" (6.7).
Expert in survey instrument development, sampling methodology, and multi-channel data collection (WeChat/Email).
Bridged the gap between "what" the data says and "why" it matters, specifically in identifying root causes for regional variance in customer satisfaction.
Skilled in translating raw plant-level KPIs into executive-level insights that drive localized intervention strategies.