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Forces on customers and business may otherwise make some turns that leave you behind. It’s a new decade that will be characterized differently by social, economic, technology, legal and competitive forces. Customer experience management (CXM) was developed in recent decades to increase customer lifetime value.
Forces on customers and business may otherwise make some turns that leave you behind. It’s a new decade that will be characterized differently by social, economic, technology, legal and competitive forces. Customer experience management (CXM) was developed in recent decades to increase customer lifetime value.
That’s exciting, yet the future of customer experience management (CXM) is calling out for significant shifts beyond the trends and forces in technology, socio-economics and competitive environments. Here’s why: CXM Status Quo. Clearly, the CXM status quo is likely necessary but certainly insufficient.
We closed the loop with our entire customer base by sending a letter from the senior leadership team outlining the top 3 issues from our annual customerrelationship survey with a promise to send a progress report within a certain number of months.
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