Mateusz Dolata, Doris Agotai, Simon Schubiger, Gerhard Schwabe
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Pen-and-paper Rituals in Service Interaction: Combining High-touch and High-tech in Financial Advisory Encounters
Advisory services are ritualized encounters between an expert and an advisee.
Empathetic, high-touch relationship between those two parties was identified as
the key aspect of a successful advisory encounter. To facilitate the high-touch
interaction, advisors established rituals which stress the unique, individual
character of each client and each single encounter. Simultaneously,
organizations like banks or insurances rolled out tools and technologies for
use in advisory services to offer a uniform experience and consistent quality
across branches and advisors. As a consequence, advisors were caught between
the high-touch and high-tech aspects of an advisory service. This manuscript
presents a system that accommodates for high-touch rituals and practices and
combines them with high-tech collaboration. The proposed solution augments
pen-and-paper practices with digital content and affords new material
performances coherent with the existing rituals. The evaluation in realistic
mortgage advisory services unveils the potential of mixed reality approaches
for application in professional, institutional settings. The blow-by-blow
analysis of the conversations reveals how an advisory service can become
equally high-tech and high-touch thanks to a careful ritual-oriented system
design. As a consequence, this paper presents a solution to the tension between
the high-touch and high-tech tendencies in advisory services.