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The future of customer experience is no longer being driven just by who is making a better product but also by who will create a better and more memorable experience. The future now stands on four pillars – data, AI, personalization, and convenience. This creates even more pressure on organizations to retain customers in an era where their preferences and expectations are changing quickly every day and as customer expectations change, so should CX strategies to accommodate these changes.
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