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Temkin Group has labelled 2016 The Year of the Emotion for customerexperience. Last year, Temkin Group had a great time celebrating CX Day. This year, CX Day will be held on October 5th and we’re planning another exciting celebration.
During my career as a CustomerExperienceProfessional, my opinions, points of views and suggestions have been rebuffed on many an occasion. Experience IS vitally important. I am responsible for CustomerExperience’ – ‘You have to listen to me!’. I was the only person who wanted the job!!
As I continue to develop my CustomerExperience Specialism around the globe, a number of questions are continually raised by the people I meet. How many customer segments should we have? Should we have a Chief Customer Officer. Customer journey maps of all shapes and sizes are adorning many a conference room wall.
The question was as follows: What value has our business experienced as a result of all the CustomerExperience (CX) work that has been done? Only recently I wrote about an experience a friend of mine was (and still is) having with BT – it was the perfect example of the RANDOM or UNINTENTIONAL CustomerExperience.
BM: Generally, the customer engagements I’m proudest of are those where the value of becoming more customer-centric has been amply demonstrated and I’ve “converted” sceptics within the company. What do you most love about being a CX professional? The knowledge that we’re making the world a better place for customers.
If you follow me on Twitter, it would not have escaped your notice that last week played host to the 2014 UK CustomerExperience Awards. The UK CustomerExperience Awards is for any organisation wishing to share the amazing things they have done in the last twelve months to genuinely put customers at the heart of everything they do.
Failing customerexperience initiatives are keeping business leaders up at night. According to an Accenture-commissioned study by Forrester Consulting, only seven percent of business leaders think that their company’s shopping experience exceeds customer expectations. Failure to listen to customers.
It's been a year or more since I've written about the ROI of customerexperience. Always good to revisit this topic because it is such a hot one for customerexperienceprofessionals. Executives want to see hard numbers about any investments they make. Always the same (great) story, regardless.
When it comes to the world of CustomerExperience, business people and CustomerExperienceProfessionals all around the world will be thinking of and dreaming about, a more customer centric 2017. During 2016, I did at times feel like a stuck record (remember those!),
In a recent speech I gave at the CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA.org) CustomerSpark event in Dallas, I talked about the importance of focusing on emotion. Give that we’ve called 2016 “The Year of Emotion,” this will be a popular topic for Temkin Group this year.
Whilst organisations have always delivered experiences, it is only now that most are starting to recognise the importance of them. However…there is usually one of those…there are still A LOT of people who DO NOT recognise CustomerExperience – either as something of significant importance to business strategy OR as a profession at all.
The very first question they asked me was “How did you become so passionate about customerexperience management?” Using tools and methodologies to improve the ability of a business to meet and exceed customer expectation just made so much sense to me. I took a role as a Six Sigma Black Belt…. the rest is history!
Yesterday was a great day, as Temkin Group joined customerexperienceprofessionals around the world in celebrating CustomerExperience Day 2015. Since Temkin Group labelled 2015 as the Year of the Employee for customerexperience, we carried that theme into our CX Day 2015 activities.
It appeared on their blog on August 29, 2016. Quite simply: without employees, you have no customerexperience. The linkage between employee engagement and experience and the customerexperience has been proven. But what tools do we give to employees to prepare them to deliver a great customerexperience?
As 2016 rapidly draws to a close, CustomerExperience continues to be a “hot topic” on everyone’s agenda, but companies are having trouble making progress. The primary disconnects are how CustomerExperienceprofessionals present and communicate CustomerExperience to the C Suite.
As 2016 rapidly draws to a close, CustomerExperience continues to be a “hot topic” on everyone’s agenda, but companies are having trouble making progress. The primary disconnects are how CustomerExperienceprofessionals present and communicate CustomerExperience to the C Suite.
We’re honored to be honored for our work alongside so many of our customer service and customerexperience colleagues. This is especially true in the customer service industry. CustomerExperience (CX) has catapulted into one of the most important aspects of determining business success. Adrian Swinscoe.
From the first time I arrived in Abu Dhabi in 2012, to the my most recent trip to Dubai last week, it has always been clear that the region has a strong desire to satisfy – and often wow – the customer. As a customer, there is so much to be impressed by – whether you be in the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.
I’m often asked about customerexperience conferences: What’s out there? 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 customerexperienceprofessionals.
Silos may be a great way to store grain, but if you apply this idea to the organization of people, it can damage customerexperience. What is avoidable, however, is “silo mentality,” in which departments are isolated, proprietary, and competitive, and which can have a negative impact on customerexperience.
Earlier this week, more than 400 professionals in marketing, customerexperience, innovation and research gathered in Chicago for the 2016Customer Intelligence Summit. The two-day annual conference featured keynotes and presentations by some of the world’s leading customer-centric brands.
I’m often asked about customerexperience conferences: What’s out there? 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 customerexperienceprofessionals.
We’re honored to be honored for our work alongside so many of our customer service and customerexperience colleagues. This is especially true in the customer service industry. CustomerExperience (CX) has catapulted into one of the most important aspects of determining business success. Adrian Swinscoe.
In 2016, I am already scheduled to work in North America and the Middle East as well as continuing my efforts in Europe and Africa. In all cases, I have been asked to work with; talk to; teach; cajole; people from the C-suite to the front line; in understanding the importance of CustomerExperience.
In a recent speech I gave at the CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA.org) CustomerSpark event in Dallas, I talked about the importance of focusing on emotion. Give that we’ve called 2016 “The Year of Emotion,” this is a popular topic for Temkin Group.
A great deal of my work as a CustomerExperience Specialist involves the recounting of stories. As students of CustomerExperience will attest, the use of storytelling to ‘bring to life’ the benefits and consequences of ‘operationalising’ CustomerExperience is hugely beneficial.
In a recent CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA.org) CustomerSpark event in Dallas, I spoke about the importance of focusing on emotion. Give that we’ve called 2016 “The Year of Emotion,” this is a popular topic for Temkin Group.
In a recent speech I gave at the CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA.org) CustomerSpark event in Dallas, I talked about the importance of focusing on emotion. Give that we’ve called 2016 “The Year of Emotion,” this will be a popular topic for Temkin Group this year.
In a recent speech I gave at the CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA.org) CustomerSpark event in Dallas, I talked about the importance of focusing on emotion. Give that we’ve called 2016 “The Year of Emotion,” this will be a popular topic for Temkin Group this year.
Successful customer journey maps drive customer-focused change like improving customerexperience, developing a new way to deliver value to customers, or reducing the cost to serve current customers. The reason? The reason? A lack of action […].
The Super-Heroes of CustomerExperience are here! CustomerExperience – The new focus of 2020! CustomerExperience has become a top priority for businesses in 2020. They have not only brought new perspectives on the table but have redefined the customerexperience exceptionally!
Like customers, customer service experts come from a wide range of backgrounds, each with their own unique perspective and take on the industry. We have compiled the following list of customer service experts so that you don’t have to. We have compiled the following list of customer service experts so that you don’t have to.
So what on earth has this got to do with the subject of CustomerExperience?! If you have not yet guessed, the Hokey Cokey has actually become the perfect analogy for the way organisations around the world are attempting to put CustomerExperience at the forefront of their strategic thinking.
There's no shortage of customerexperience focused conferences and in 2016 it is going to be no different. These events offer boundless opportunities for networking, discovery and communication.
I’m often asked about customerexperience conferences: What’s out there? 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 customerexperienceprofessionals.
We have had a significant increase in the number of organizations contacting us for help with their CustomerExperience program. In many cases the initial focus on CustomerExperience and new customer measures, like Net Promoter, delivered some improvements but they have been short-lived. We Need New Thinking.
We have had a significant increase in the number of organizations contacting us for help with their CustomerExperience program. In many cases the initial focus on CustomerExperience and new customer measures, like Net Promoter, delivered some improvements but they have been short-lived. We Need New Thinking.
According to CMO.com way, back in 2016, 63% percent of CEOs saw rallying their organizations around the customer as one of the top three investment priorities for the year. Today, customer centricity, or some notion thereof, has become the strategic posture of almost every profitable company in existence.
Mark Slatin is the Director of Client Experience for Sandy Spring Bank. They won CX Innovation Awards in both 2015 and 2016, so he seemed like a great person to bring on and discuss what he’s doing with his team — and how/why. He was a great student of customerexperience and formed/understood what the work needed to be.
This is a modified version of that post, which appeared on their blog on March 30, 2016. The CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA) was established in 2011 to support and to advance the customerexperience profession, to set standards for the profession, and to increase the visibility of these long-unsung heroes.
If you work in customerexperience (CX), you probably already know Jeanne Bliss. A thought leader in CX even before this practice became mainstream , Bliss is an author and a rexpected expert on customer-centric leadership. Here are our top seven reasons: She pioneered the emergence of the chief customer officer role.
One of the undisputed thought leaders in the customerexperience space is Bruce Temkin, customerexperience transformist and managing partner at Temkin Group as well as co-founder and initial chairman of the CustomerExperienceProfessionals Association (CXPA). 1to1Media.com/weblog.
When I first conceived the idea for the article I wrote in my exclusive CustomerThink column in October 2016, I did not think I would be able to continue writing about the subject matter, seven months later! Customerexperienceprofessionals need to be able to use every tool in their armoury to make these words a reality.
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