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Lesson #2: CX Measurement Is Hot, But It's Not What You Think It Is

PeopleMetrics

As noted previously, the term VoC is frequently used to describe the measurement of the customer experience; so is the term customer experience management (CEM). Consider a telecommunications company whose business model is signing up customers for a one-year contract for various wireless services. Market Research vs. VoC.

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What Target Is Doing to Regain Consumer Trust – – And One of The Most Effective Things They (and GM) Could/Should Do

Beyond Philosophy

This is a small (it is not prominent on the site, requiring some searching) but much needed first step in rebuilding consumer trust: https://corporate.target.com/about/payment-card-issue.aspx Target would be well-served in building awareness of where to locate this information. building trust and value for Target stakeholders.

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When ‘Push’ Marketing Goes Too Far

Beyond Philosophy

A couple of years ago, our local newspaper, The Philadelphia Inquirer, ran a disturbing story about how a mortgage loan company in Phoenix had sent spam advertising messages which appeared on the screens of thousands of wireless phone customers. Wireless text messaging is widely used in the U.S.;

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How to Build a Culture of Customer Experience Management

Answer Dash

Customer experience management, sometimes abbreviated to CEM, is the practice of owning your customer experience and actively working to improve it. CEM means making changes to the way you do things. What is customer experience management?