My Contribution
Tools
Timeline
3 Months
Problem
Executives often have zero visibility of the PC upgrade program, which leads to increased unsuccessful employee PC onboardings and high program costs. Without visibility, they cannot take proper action on actionable tasks to reduce unsuccessful onboarding.
Carrier's PC program cost 40% more for the company than it did in the previous years. (each 1% cost was 20k per every 100 employees)
Out of 15 executive in carrier only, only 10% know what is going on in the PC upgrade program
In addtion to that, executive had little to no way of messuring the outcome of the current PC upgrade program.
Carrier aims to introduce an MVP dashboard that allows executives to monitor the program and identify potential problems it might face.
Solution
A power BI dashboard that offers executives real-time data, trends, and actionable insights so they can delegate actionable tasks to employees.
MY Role and team
Collaborating with the external and internal team of NG
I was the sole UX designer on this project. I worked cross-functionally with the project manager and a power BI engineer to deliver a solution that allowed executives to have Visibility into the program.
User Research
User Interview
As the project continued, I hit a roadblock regarding how to gain access to the executives who monitor this program. But with the help of the PM, I created a workshop with some of them. I interviewed them and asked about their pain points regarding their communication on the program.
Employee Problem
What are executives' overall thoughts about the current program?
Key Takeaways:
What Executive are say about the program?
— Executive 1
How might we framework
How Might we
Ideation
Low-Fidelty Wireframes and comparative usability testing
Designing a User-Centered Executive Dashboard Experience
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Design
High-Fidelty prototype
Introducing the PC refresh dashboard
Reflections
This was the first time I had to work with executives. I initially needed to learn how to effectively make executives understand why my design proposed value to them. However, I talked with my colleagues and manager about effectively communicating executives' value propositions. As a result of that coaching, I could present my design solution to carrier executives, which improved their user experience.
Next Steps
We planned to improve the MVP dashboard experience for the executives continuously.