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Total Experience Strategy: Everything in the Contact Center Altogether, All At Once

BlueOcean

As technology evolves and the customer care function becomes ever more sophisticated, these twin concepts have now become part of a larger notion: Total Experience (TX). TX strategy is the ultimate integration of customer experience (CX), employee experience (EX), the multi experience (MX), and user experience (UX).

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Key Retail Influencers Talk Mobile

Storyminers

our research has revealed that not all retailers are using each channel to full effect and mobile apps are not up to scratch or consistent with the experience shoppers may have on the retailer’s website or in-store. Today, success means connecting with your most important customer: the omni-channel shopper.

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Optimizing for an Omni-Channel Experience

Truthlab

Users encounter your organization across multiple channels every day: desktop, mobile, offline, and back again. Today, brands must strive to support their customers using an omni-channel user experience strategy that provides a continuity of experience. It’s not about optimizing each channel.

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CX Lessons from 2016: 31 Customer Experience Pros Share Their Plans for 2017

Bold360

What exactly are the takeaways making the biggest impact on customer experience initiatives as companies look to 2017, and how can CX pros and business leaders move their companies forward in the digital, always-on, always-connected, omni-channel landscape? Kevin Leifer. Kean Graham. Greg Dewald. Ben Thompson. Chloe Thomas.