eglobalis
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
This process is particularly powerful in sectors with high trust requirements, such as technology and cybersecurity. Leverage Technology as an Enabler, not a Solution While technology is essential in today’s CX strategies, it should be viewed as an enabler that enhances—rather than replaces—human-centric interactions.
ECXO
MARCH 11, 2025
This means ensuring that every investment in CX improvement is linked to measurable business outcomes , gaining leadership buy-in , and ensuring every department contributes to a unified, customer-centric vision. Action Point: Ensure all CX-related technology investments align with overall business transformation objectives.
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eglobalis
NOVEMBER 5, 2024
Why I Admire Brian’s Work Throughout my career, I’ve been deeply involved at the intersection of technology, design, innovation and customer experience, guiding high-tech companies toward improvement and transformation.
C3Centricity
DECEMBER 20, 2021
Technology is often seen by marketing as a disruptor of business as usual, but it isn’t. Technology is in fact an enabler, at least when used properly and appropriately. It’s the customer, especially in industries that are not customer-centric. So what is disrupting business as usual? transparency.
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Learn how Conversational and Generative AI can transform traditional operations into scalable, efficient, and customer-centric experiences. Transition from outdated, human-first strategies to an AI-driven approach that enhances customer engagement and operational efficiency. What is AI-First?
eglobalis
OCTOBER 21, 2024
Challenges of Engaging with Every Negative Post While addressing every complaint may seem like the ideal customer-centric approach, it comes with significant challenges. However, even with technological support, keeping pace with incoming feedback can still be difficult.
ECXO
MARCH 6, 2025
CX transformation in a B2B organization means making customer-centric improvements across the entire business. It is a comprehensive effort that goes beyond isolated fixes, requiring alignment of leadership, strategy, culture, technology, and processes around the goal of delighting the customer.
Speaker: Tony Medrano, CEO of RapportBoost.ai
Customer preferences are constantly evolving, creating the need for contact centers to change in order to meet their needs. What communication channels do customers prefer?
Speaker: Sarah Tarraf, Director of Customer Experience, Gongos & David Robbins, Account Strategist, Gongos
Customer experience is at a tipping point. Despite increasing investment in tools and technologies, executives still struggle to demonstrate the impact to the bottom line – and perhaps more importantly, the value these bring to customers. But tools and technologies aren’t enough.
Speaker: Tom Vander Well, President & CEO, Intelligentics
Technology is allowing for a growing number of communication channels between businesses and their customers. As businesses contemplate the various options available, questions naturally arise about the pros and cons of various communication channels, the costs involved, and whether customers will use them. And there’s the rub.
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A survey of 1,000 contact center professionals reveals what it takes to improve agent well-being in a customer-centric era. This report is a must-read for contact center leaders preparing to engage agents and improve customer experience in 2019.
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With most companies slow to adopt a truly customer-centric approach, organizational and technological silos are mostly to blame for the uphill battle. Turning CX program outcomes into measurable business results: It’s the number one challenge facing today’s CX professionals.
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This involves your contact center design, the data you use, and some critical customer-centric capabilities. With the right environment, your contact center will transform from a necessary operation to a beacon of customer excellence for your company’s brand. Focus on people, not technology. Make conversations personal.
Speaker: Jason Cottrell and Brian Walker
Now, retail success depends on integrating a blend of diverse technologies to thrive. As customers and stakeholders expect agility and innovation, how can you meet these expectations efficiently without stumbling into complexity? Explore a customer-centric approach to navigating digital transformation in retail.
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In today’s crowded marketplace, it’s no longer good enough to just be customer-centric. In order to win the market, organizations need to leverage their customers not only to inform their business strategy, but also to fuel it. 7 tactical worksheets to help you start integrating customer-power into each of your departments.
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