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To use your CX program as a customer engagement tool, each survey goal and each survey item should answer the question: What am I really asking?
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The US federal government has updated its CX framework. The question now is: Can CX professionals learn from it?
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People readily accept new technologies, imperfect as they may be, as long as the tech delivers some incremental value to them. So why the aversion to chatbots?
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It’s official. B2B marketers have made their pandemic-induced shifts to digital marketing permanent.
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As customer complaints and unreasonable requests are increasing, a consistent framework for handling them is essential for great customer experience.
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CX leaders are stewards of the customer voice throughout the organization: from ensuring it's accurately captured to representing it in company strategy.
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A new phrase is emerging in marketing and content strategy circles: voice content. Our content is no longer just words on a page; it speaks back to us.
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Apple's planned hybrid work policy has some employees upset. What are some best-practice approaches to these types of rollouts?
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Integrated employee experience platform, WorkForce Software, introduces new features to meet the needs of the modern workplace.
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By using the IoT to give products a "voice," businesses can expedite the customer experience optimization circle.
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Sprinklr could be netting a market cap of $5 billion, joining the billion-club of customer experience management providers.
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In this edition of the CX Decoded Podcast, we catch up with Preston So to discuss voice content use cases and trends.
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When done properly, surveys can be instrumental in collecting actionable insights from customers that ultimately improve the customer experience.
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Customer experience professionals often see CX programs as an end in and of themselves, rather than the sum of many well-designed projects.
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