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Adaptability: Finally, Sedlak highlighted the need for organizations to be agile, adapt strategies based on customer feedback, and change market conditions to stay relevant. Because in the age of the customer, businesses that fail to listen and adapt risk obsolescence. Why are these points critical?
And in ‘the age of the customer’, they also have more power than ever to get their voices heard. To manage this, businesses must do all they can to perfect the customer experience. Customer experience has emerged as the difference between a sale and a lost customer. – Omnichannelcustomer support .
Buzzwords come and go in the customer experience world, but while we lose our patience with most, there are some that rightfully stick around. In 2013, Forrester Research landed on one such phrase – the ‘age of the customer’. Customers have more power than ever to get their voice heard and listened to.
Over-invest in digital Leaders devote two-thirds of their customer experience budgets to digital. Digital augments physical experiences to deliver omnichannelcustomer experiences that customers notice and value. Rather than waiting to be disrupted, they use customer experience to produce disruption and growth.
In 2013, Forrester Research landed on one such phrase – the ‘age of the customer’. Customers have more power than ever to get their voice heard and listened to. While we still very much live and work in the ‘age of the customer’, a new emotion has emerged and grown from within it – empathy.
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