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In my post last year I named 2015 “ The Year of Employee.” With this post, I’m declaring 2016 “ The Year of Emotion.”. We saw a surge of interest in the topic of culture in 2015, and we expect even more executives to begin the long-term journey of culture change in 2016. Effort Metric Expanding. CX Profession Maturing.
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Whilst emotions are important and account for over 50% of a CustomerExperience, understanding how to stimulate and evoke emotions at the subconscious and psychological level is the latest thought leadership in our field. Predictive analytics are key to improving CustomerExperience in 2016. My Prediction .
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His clients range from large, publicly traded companies to leading professional service firms and fast-growth and established small businesses including Apple, Diesel, Freshworks, KFC, Pearson, Shell etc… plus lots of smaller brands and SMEs. Aimee Lucas is an experience management researcher, advisor, trainer, and speaker.
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