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Warranty management: It´s time to get proactive
How to improve manufacturing quality and maximize equipment performance
Warranty management:
It´s time to get proactive
How to improve manufacturing quality
and maximize equipment performance
Explore the challenges of warranty
management and learn how to cut
costs and drive customer satisfaction
The big warranty challenge
Discussing the business issues and major impacts
shaping today’s warranty landscape
In the experience economy, your customers hold the power and their expectations are growing by the day.
Today, consumers increasingly demand three things: convenience, speed and reliability, a trifecta that has grown to define the modern age. Customers want to find desired products easily, receive them quickly and depend on them daily, and they won’t hesitate to voice their dissatisfaction should interruptions arise during this consumption process.
In the modern era, proactive planning and rapid resolutions are the only viable approaches to inevitable warranty issues, as with each passing day, a decline in both brand and product perception is sustained.
For manufacturers who already spend 2% of total sales to cater to warranty obligations, these negative impacts can be catastrophic – particularly when product complexity is increasing and possible points of failure grow. To reduce warranty spend, limit customer dissatisfaction and maintain brand reputation, you must reduce the time taken to detect issues, identify root causes and resolve faults – and the pressure is mounting.
So, what can you do?
Advanced analytics hold the key to transforming the art and science of warranty management.
Let’s take a look at what this could mean for your business.

2%
The cost to cover
warranty obligations
as a percentage of
total sales
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The big warranty challenge
Discussing the business issues and major impacts shaping today’s warranty landscape