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Making Your Contact Center Adaptive: Advanced Management Techniques for Quickly- Changing Customer Expectations

Storyminers

How do you expect customer expectations to change in 2017? Customers will expect most of their vendors to serve them as well as their favorite vendors do. Prefer the customized recommendations you get from Nordstrom? It’s simply natural to let expectations creep between brands.

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How to Improve Your Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) Score

GetFeedback

A side note based on the key drivers of the ACSI: expectations, quality, and value, I believe, are all closely linked. In other words, when expectations change, so will the perceived quality and perceived value. Customers change: E xisting customers leave, and new ones come along. Map the customer journey.

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How Are You Learning About Your Customers’ Expectations?

Wired and Dangerous

But without valid, timely customer intelligence, (customers change at light speed today) standing in the customer’s shoes alone can cause leaders to assume—a word that dissects into three words that spell a dire outcome.

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Customer Experience Management Defined: How is it Different From CX?

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

What is customer experience strategy? Let’s start by defining what it’s not: It can’t be “have a great customer experience” or “exceed customer expectations.” Customer experience depends on avoiding complacency.

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How Top Performing Contact Centers Will Own 2017

Storyminers

Customer experience expert Mike Wittenstein sheds light on enhanced customer expectations, AI innovation, and more. 2017 will be a year defined by how well companies continue to adapt to customer expectations—like the ability to get good service at any time of the day, via any device. Here’s what we learned.

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Accelerating the Customer Experience post-COVID

Lumoa

Just like receiving a text message on your phone, tone allows for interpretation but being able to see facial expressions and read body language can relay a sense of competency and trust among customers.

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Who Sized Your Customer’s Shoes?

Wired and Dangerous

Customer’s shoes remind leaders to consider the impact of their decisions on customers. But customers change at light speed today! Without valid, timely customer intelligence, standing in the customer’s shoes alone can cause leaders to assume —a word that dissects into three words which spell a dire outcome.