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The memorandum discusses the Citywide Customer Experience Transformation, which aims to improve service delivery and establish a digital front door for City services in San José. It outlines the progress made since the City Council approved the Customer Service Vision and Standards in March 2023, emphasizing the need for a coordinated approach across departments. The transformation focuses on enhancing customer journeys, operational effectiveness, and technology integration. It includes three strategic pillars: Culture, Operations, and Technology, and highlights the importance of a phased roadmap for implementation. The memorandum also references benchmarking findings from peer cities to inform the transformation process.
Key points
The Citywide Customer Experience Transformation aims to improve service delivery and establish a digital front door for City services.
The transformation builds on the Customer Service Vision and Standards approved by the City Council in March 2023.
It focuses on enhancing the end-to-end customer journey and improving operational effectiveness across departments.
The transformation is organized around three strategic pillars: Culture, Operations, and Technology.
A phased roadmap is proposed to manage risk and deliver incremental value.
Benchmarking with peer cities informs the governance model and accountability mechanisms for the transformation.
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There are unresolved placeholders and missing information regarding specific dates and funding details.
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COUNCIL AGENDA: FILE: ITEM: TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: Lee Wilcox SUBJECT: Citywide Customer Experience Transformation DATE: May 4, 2026 Approved 5/19/26 26-586 3.3 Date: 5/6/26 COUNCIL DISTRICT: Citywide RECOMMENDATION Accept the status report on the Citywide Customer Experience Transformation as part of the multi-year effort of implementing the City Council approved Customer Service Vision and Standards to transition existing San José 311 (SJ311) services to a new technology platform, improve service delivery, and establish the foundation for a scalable, citywide digital front door for City services. SUMMARY AND OUTCOME The City Council will be informed of the progress and path forward for the Citywide Customer Experience (CX) Transformation, as part of the multi-year effort of implementing the City Council approved Customer Service Vision and Standards to improve how residents and businesses experience City services while strengthening service reliability and operational effectiveness. The City Council update highlights progress to date, spotlights the service delivery analysis for the City’s Junk Pickup service, and provides leading practices from peer...
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The document outlines the Customer Experience (CX) Transformation initiative by the City of San José, aimed at improving how residents and businesses access and navigate city services. It highlights the challenges faced by customers, such as unclear pathways and inconsistent experiences across departments. The transformation focuses on enhancing culture, operations, and technology to create a more reliable and user-friendly service experience. Key areas of improvement include clearer service pathways, better communication, and streamlined workflows. The document also features a spotlight on the Junk Pickup service, detailing current performance metrics and ongoing improvement efforts.
Key points
The City delivers 74 core services across 259 programs and 20+ departments.
Customers face unclear pathways and inconsistent experiences when seeking services.
San José operates with one of the leanest operating models among major municipalities.
The CX Transformation aims to improve access and navigation of City services.
Key focus areas include culture, operations, and technology modernization.
The transformation seeks to create clearer pathways and improve tools for both customers and staff.
The Junk Pickup service is highlighted as a case study for service improvement.
Improvements in the Junk Pickup service include aligning service outcomes and standardizing customer messaging.
Limitations
The document does not provide specific dates for the implementation phases beyond general timelines.
Some performance metrics for the Junk Pickup service are incomplete or marked with placeholders.
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Customer Experience Transformation May 19, 2026 Lee Wilcox, Assistant City Manager / City Manager’s Office Khaled Tawfik, Chief Information Officer, Information Technology Department Jeffrey Provenzano, Director, Environmental Services Department Nichole Ederer, Deputy Director, Customer Experience, City Manager’s Office Kriti Garg, Product and Project Manager, Information Technology Department Agenda Customer Experience (CX) Transformation Overview Approach to Service Improvement Service Improvement Spotlight: Junk Pickup CX Technology Looking Ahead 2 Customer Experience (CX) Transformation Overview City Council Meeting May 2026 City of San José | Customer Experience Transformation 3 The Challenge The City delivers 74 core services across 259 programs and 20+ departments and offices, but customers do not consistently experience them as one city working on their behalf. Customers seeking services face unclear pathways and inconsistent experiences across departments. Staff rely on manual coordination and fragmented collaboration across departments. Customers City Departments City Hall Council Web searches SJ Permits SJ311 Department websites Customer Experience Today 4 San Jose...