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Delving into Digital Conversations for Business Survival or Irrelevance, featuring Paolo Fabrizio

ECXO

In the 90s he took part in the startup of the first online insurance companies, following the customer’s entire life cycle. After many years as a manager in customer-facing roles, in 2014 he turned his professional life upside down. People, travel, music lover, and rugby-addicted because life is oval.

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Biteable’s Evolution to a Customer-Centric Product Roadmap

AskNicely

Biteable , using AskNicely to track customer sentiment and inject feedback right into their product plans, shares their story to illustrate just how important feedback is in fashioning a customer-centric roadmap. The Business of Helping Customers Tell Stories. GET THE FULL BITEABLE STORY.

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‘Customer excellence is here: it’s just not very evenly distributed yet’. The Nunwood 2014 UK Customer Experience Excellence Report

ijgolding

The quote is in fact the very first line of the executive summary of this years Nunwood UK Customer Experience Excellence Report – a report that should be essential reading for any customer experience professional in the UK. The reason why I think the quote is so apt is because I personally agree very much with its sentiment.

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‘More than just the product’ – the evolution from product centric to customer centric

ijgolding

The number of Bookstores physically present on UK high streets have fallen to less than 1000 in 2014 – down over a third in the last ten years. Their attempt to integrate other ‘services’ to adapt the experience for customers was very well intentioned, but not enough to overcome the financial challenges already besetting the group.

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Belief, Growth and Sustainability – my perspective on the 2014 UK Customer Experience Awards

ijgolding

If you follow me on Twitter, it would not have escaped your notice that last week played host to the 2014 UK Customer Experience Awards. The 2014 awards did not disappoint. I wondered what my key learning’s for 2014 would be. It is three-quarters of a mile long!!) My final thoughts are as follows.

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‘Sweeping the steps of Customer Experience in 2014? – out with the old and in with the new for 2015

ijgolding

As we approach the last 24 hours before the end of 2014, I feel it is time to reflect on the last twelve months in the world of Customer Experience. Today is the 30th December 2014 – a day that I am pinching myself at the amazing advance that has been made in the profession that Customer Experience has become.

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Customer Experience: Summing Up 2014

Maz Iqbal

Summing Up The State of Customer Experience As At 2014. What would you do if you were truly customer-centric and committed to putting the right customer experience (of walking) in place? Would you fix the floor to ensure that the floor is rougher thus providing more traction?