How to Improve Digital Employee Experience with Overall Experience Scores
Gavin Cockburn – VP Workplace Solutions
Gavin helps enterprises simplify IT and drive growth. With expertise in cybersecurity, cloud, and global IT strategy, he’s a trusted advisor known for turning complex challenges into clear business results.
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An overview of how ViadexOne leverages Nexthink’s Overall Experience Score to benchmark and enhance digital workplace analytics and digital employee experience. The score incorporates factors like sentiment, usage, stability, and support tickets to reveal performance gaps across teams, departments, or devices.
Track Experience Scores to Improve Endpoint Experience
Understanding digital experience at scale means moving beyond technical metrics alone and capturing a holistic picture of what employees are actually experiencing. This is where Overall Experience Scores become invaluable—they aggregate performance, sentiment, and contextual data into a single, actionable signal that reflects true end-user satisfaction.
This allows IT teams to:
- Combine application responsiveness, device health, and user sentiment into a weighted score that highlights areas needing attention.
- Detect friction before it escalates to tickets by identifying users or teams with consistently low experience scores.
- Segment and benchmark digital experience across departments, geographies, or device types to prioritise support more effectively.
- Validate the impact of IT initiatives—like new device rollouts or OS upgrades—by monitoring score trends pre- and post-change.
For example, ViadexOne revealed that employees in one office consistently scored below the global average due to latency issues with their collaboration tools. This insight, supported by Nexthink employee monitoring data, led to a local network infrastructure upgrade and a measurable increase in satisfaction scores within three weeks.
What goes into the Overall Experience Score?
It includes metrics on device performance, app stability, ticketing activity, and employee sentiment.
How can I use the score to improve outcomes?
You can track changes over time, benchmark across roles or teams, and tie interventions to measurable improvements.
Is this score customisable?
Yes—you can configure weightings and filters to match your IT objectives and workforce needs.
FAQs
How often should I review my Overall Experience Score?
Most IT teams review it weekly to catch trends early and respond quickly.
Can this be integrated with other analytics platforms?
Yes, it can be integrated with major ITSM and endpoint analytics platforms for richer context.
Does the score require additional infrastructure to implement?
No, it leverages existing endpoint telemetry via the Nexthink collector service and requires minimal setup.