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Customer-Centric Cultures Don’t Just Happen

PeopleMetrics

The same can be said of customer centricity. Customer centricity doesn’t happen overnight. If you want to build a customer-centric culture at your company, then you’d better be able to live with process and incremental improvement. It requires ongoing effort and commitment. Without further ado: 1.

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15 CX Experts Talk about the Future and Challenges of Customer Experience in 2018 [part 2]

Lumoa

Short termism is mostly the result of a product-centric and “numbers focused” culture, which inevitably results in a “race to the bottom”. Customer centricity is the answer, backed with a credible customer profitability lens that gives an alternative view to traditional product sales/market share KPIs.

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From Build to Integration: The Essentials of a Successful VoC Program

CloudCherry

The good news is that most companies recognize the value of VoC and have taken the first steps into collecting open-ended feedback from customers. As KPMG notes, “Any approach to listening to the customer voice is better than not listening to it.” The bad news? How a VoC Program Benefits Businesses.

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Voice of the Customer Best Practices: Unleashing the Power of CX

SurveySparrow

Did you know that customer-centric companies are 60% more profitable compared to their competitors? Imagine this: You have a business, and you want to truly understand what your customers need, expect, and prefer. This is where the voice of the customer (VOC) comes in. How Do You Get a Good Customer Voice?

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Customer Experience Challenges According to 15 CX Experts

Lumoa

Our guests have multiple years of experience in managing and consulting customer experience management in global companies and now lead their own businesses helping companies make customers happier. Some hints: big data, omnichannel, personalisation, AI and organizational culture. Let’s think in customer touchpoints instead.

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An Article On Customer Experience That Actually Makes Sense

GetFeedback

Two customers can view the same experience in completely different ways due to many factors that influence their interpretation of events — their upbringing, cultural background, motivations, and much more. That’s why most companies struggle to meet the expectations of their customers.

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Seeking a New VOC Vendor? Here’s How to Make the Transition

CloudCherry

Such technology solutions “make it possible to tap many more customer voices beyond individuals with whom the business interacts the most. Direct feedback from customers can still come from surveys, focus groups, and interviews, all of which are important for product development. Don’t forget about culture.

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