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The #CX Perception Gap

CX Journey

There’s this thing called the customer experience perception gap ; it was uncovered by Bain back in 2005, and they referred to it as a "delivery gap." Remember that this was 2005. Capgemini found that: 75% of companies believe that they're customer-centric, while only 30% of consumers agree. No argument there.

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2018 Oscars: Will Women Tune In?

QuestionPro Audience

. “In addition to being the most highly viewed event that celebrates storytelling and excellence in film, the Oscars provides advertisers opportunities to engage with viewers in meaningful ways during a cultural moment they care about,” President of Advertising Rita Ferro said in a statement.

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2018 Oscars: Will Women Tune In?

QuestionPro Audience

. “In addition to being the most highly viewed event that celebrates storytelling and excellence in film, the Oscars provides advertisers opportunities to engage with viewers in meaningful ways during a cultural moment they care about,” President of Advertising Rita Ferro said in a statement.

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Passenger treatment to be fairer under Government proposals

Helen Dewdney

Aviation Consumer Policy Reform consultation. These regulations, in place since February 2005, entitle passengers to significant rights if their flight is delayed, cancelled or they are denied boarding. I believe the current system buys into the ‘compensation culture’. Consumer bodies such as Which?

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Expert commentary: Closing the CX Gap between Customer Expectations and Business Reality

Comm100

The value of excellent customer experience (CX) is no secret, nor are the aspects needed to deliver it – and yet many organizations are struggling to deliver on consumer CX expectations. Some attributes of an expectations chasing approach to CX include: A tradition-bound or change-averse culture in the organization.

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How to Deliver Individual Experiences on a Global Scale: Tips from a Borderless Brand

Oracle

Before Payoneer was founded in 2005, the world primarily transacted on paper and land lines. With that understanding, the brand can craft an offering that meets local consumers’ expectations. Despite the Internet’s rising popularity, companies were often limited by geographic and market constraints.

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4 out of 5 organizations have not increased their customer satisfaction since 2010!

Beyond Philosophy

In other words, we can compare satisfaction today to what it was in 1994, 2000, or 2005. Morgeson says that’s a common fallback excuse used in corporate culture, but it isn’t what the data shows. Customer perceptions and attitudes about the experiences that they’re having with companies are dynamic.