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4 Actions to Exceed Customer Expectations

Beyond Philosophy

Four actions must accompany the design of an experience that exceeds Customer Expectations: Managing, Researching, Reviewing, and Supporting. Reviewing: One thing all Customer-centric companies know is that Customer expectations change. What might have been enough last year, is not enough this year.

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You Can’t Legislate Customer Centricity

Beyond Philosophy

If they have the need to legislate, then lags in notifying Customers must have happened so many times they feel the need to put it in law! This is a law for the “non-Customer centricorganizations. Can you legislate a critical part of serving your Customers well in this way? The answer is No!

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Why Most Customer Experience Programs Fail

Beyond Philosophy

The main reason that an organization fails to improve their CX is because of their lack of Customer Centricity. Most organizations attack the symptom not the cause. The symptom is a poor experience; the cause is their lack of Customer centricity. Some organizations might not know.

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eBay & PayPal’s Split is Good for Customers

Beyond Philosophy

Coming out from under eBay’s shadow will let them blossom, into what I hope will become a Customer-centric organization. They have Customer-centric leadership. It’s great that their new CEO, Dan Shulman is coming from American Express, a highly Customer-centric company.

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12 Reasons to Invest More in Customer Experience

PeopleMetrics

Forrester’s Customer Experience Council 2017 member survey shows that 79% of all respondents believe that measuring customer experience is a top priority. Market research shows that the Customer Experience Management (CEM) market is estimated to grow from USD 5.06 Time to set new customer experience goals.

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