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Beyond the Basics: Why the Traditional Customer Experience Education Model is Outdated

eglobalis

While these were once essential for building a basic understanding of CX, they no longer offer the flexibility needed to handle the complexities and continuous evolution of modern businesses and customer expectations. For example, customer expectations in retail differ vastly from those in the healthcare or tech industries.

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Stuck in an Outdated CX Framework? Here’s Why You’re Missing Out on Real Results

eglobalis

Drawing inspiration from the agile, innovative cultures of South Korea and Israel, we can see that a shift toward creativity, adaptability, and individuality has the potential to enhance CX outcomes and cultivate deeper, more meaningful relationships.

CX 523
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Customer Service + AI = Customer Success 3.0

ECXO

Customer Service + AI = Customer Success 3.0 In the current extremely competitive (and sometimes even aggressive) market landscape, in which the power of the purchasing decision is in the hands of the customers and that quality and agility have become a given, organizations strive to provide exceptional customer experiences.

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The Eternal Search for the Silver Bullet in CX

ECXO

It’s a fascinating tale of desire, aspiration, and constant innovation. Let’s see… In the beginning, there was the customer. Imagine a single solution, a magical tool, a secret sauce, that can solve all the challenges related to customer experience in one fell swoop. Now, let’s talk innovation.

CX 283
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Secrets to Customer-Centric Business Growth

ClearAction

Secrets to Customer-Centric Business Growth Lynn Hunsaker. A potter’s wheel makes a great metaphor for customer-centered business. The growth-generating strength of your customer experience efforts hinges on how customer-centered your business is.

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Managing Customer Experience Like a Pro: Inside a CX Manager’s Daily Workflow

Retently

Bridging the gap between what customers expect and what businesses deliver is the Customer Experience Manager. They act as a bridge between the customer and teams working with product, marketing, logistics, and support to ensure customer insights lead to tangible fixes. But thats easier said than done.

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Unleashing the Power of Real-Time Data: Enhancing Customer Understanding

ECXO

Brands have unprecedented access to customer data and digital footprints. In our always-on world, customers expect businesses to do something with this knowledge that’s in their interests. This is at odds with customer expectations. As we mentioned earlier, customers know the value of their data.