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7 things you should know about Customer Intelligence Summit keynote speaker Jeanne Bliss

Alida

A thought leader in CX even before this practice became mainstream , Bliss is an author and a rexpected expert on customer-centric leadership. As we recently announced, Bliss is one of the keynote speakers at the upcoming 2016 Customer Intelligence Summit in Chicago. Her blog is widely recognized as one of the top blogs on CX.

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10 Customer Service Trends to Watch in 2016

Tricia Morris

Jeanne Bliss: Chief Customer Officer Author and CXPA Co-founder. Sumair Dutta: The Service Council Chief Customer Officer and Former Aberdeen Customer Experience Analyst. Annette Franz: Certified Customer Experience Professional, CX Journey Author and CXPA Board Member.

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2016 Customer Service Trends: The Rise of Service Talent

Tricia Morris

A new year brings resolutions to change or improve in ways that matter, and for brands and organizations, customer service is always a key focus. I don’t think that this endeavor will be completed in 2016, but those who have bought in to the importance of service will look to: 1. Why Will This Have an Impact in 2016? “A

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The Always Up-To-Date Guide To CX Events

Kerry Bodine

I’ve compiled the following list of conferences spanning a variety of topics — like CEM, service design, customer loyalty, customer success, and contact centers — that should be of interest to a wide range of customer experience professionals. Chief Customer Officer USA. March 6 – 8, 2016.

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4 reasons why customer experience programs fail (and how to avoid them)

Alida

In fact, customer needs should come before the demands of shareholders. Twitter, according to Solis, demonstrates what happens when you ignore customers. Instead, in 2016, the company launched live-streaming and “Moments” —features that were low on users’ wish lists. Twitter lost its way and CX suffered,” says Solis.

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2016 Customer Service Trends: Empowering All Employees to Serve the Customer

Tricia Morris

We’ve all heard the saying “customer service is the new marketing,” but with 89% of companies expected to compete mostly on the basis of customer experience in 2016 (compared to just 36% in 2010)*, it’s not just marketing where customer service makes an impact. Beyond Knowledge: Insights.

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2016 Customer Service Trends: “Humanless” Customer Service Driving Change

Tricia Morris

It’s no wonder more and more customers began trying to self-serve first. Notes speaker and New York Times bestselling customer service author Shep Hyken in Microsoft’s 10 Customer Service Trends to Watch in 2016 , “Self-service is trending strong. Trends to Watch in 2016. What were their answers?