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I’m still on a high from our first-annual Do B2B Better conference, where we celebrated those few customer experience (CX) leaders at B2B and B2B2C organizations whom we can definitively call “Change Makers.” At my opening keynote, I asked participants a question: Why do you do CX? Not “Why does your company have a CX […]. The post Why Do YOU Do CX?
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