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What culture do you envision for your organisation? Agility and Collaborative Culture is not enough.

CX Centric

Speaking to many business leaders especially in my part of the world, I am always keen to find out the overall culture that they set out to create. The first project I took over in 2010 was over 1 year late, and still hadn’t been delivered. The second culture that many leaders mention today is a ‘collaborative culture’.

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Seeking a New VOC Vendor? Here’s How to Make the Transition

CloudCherry

Nonetheless, when a vendor’s technology doesn’t live up to expectations, or when your company has clearly selected the wrong vendor, transitioning to a new VoC may be your best or only option. McKinsey & Company recommends obtaining “journey-centric feedback” from customers, supported by a backbone of technology investments.

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Reshaping The Future Of Digital Customer Service: 22 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2022

TechSee

By leveraging new technologies such as computer vision , virtual visits and self-service AI-driven solutions, companies have a huge opportunity to turn customers into brand advocates. As an author, consultant, and trainer, he helps organizations develop customer-focused cultures. Follow on LinkedIn. Follow on LinkedIn.

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

Beyond Philosophy

With so many companies concentrating on investing resources in customer experience management, with all the technology and tools in use to make it easier than ever before, why don’t we see the opposite? Morgeson says that’s a common fallback excuse used in corporate culture, but it isn’t what the data shows.

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Want To Sell Service Design? Get A Trojan Horse

Kerry Bodine

I’ve been a fan of service design since my introduction to it in grad school —and an active champion of the discipline since my initial involvement with the Service Design Network back in 2010. But it’s been a hard slog for two key reasons. People don’t know what “service” is. . People are scared of “design.”.

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A Conversation with CX Expert, Shep Hyken – How to Meet Today’s Sky-high CX Expectations

Comm100

So, I see companies have been investing, I’m going to say around 2010, which is just a little over 10 years ago, there are all kinds of reports that came out that said, by 2020 customer experience would be not only one of the most important differentiators, but this is where companies would spend a lot of their money.

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Why most companies miss the biggest financial benefits of customer feedback – by Guy Letts

ijgolding

It requires a company culture that genuinely and instinctively links customer experience with future prosperity, and in addition to an improved feedback process it needs not a larger team, but a different mix of roles and responsibilities. Guy Letts led customer service at a FTSE 100 company before founding CustomerSure in 2010.

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