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Gartner analyst shows the link between CX data and company growth (especially when product managers are involved)
Jessica Ekholm suggests survey research should be complemented by technologies that gather real-time analytics
TIBCO, ServiceNow and SAP execs assess TM Forum’s CX research on telcos
Report shows strong drive to tie metrics to strategy, transform store experiences and improve personalization efforts
Ex-Glossier boss Henry Davis describes the makeover DTC firms will need in the sector’s ‘second act’
The co-founder of Arfa speaks at a Zendesk virtual conference about getting around intermediaries and building strong customer relationships
The sense of smell CX leaders lose out on in an online-only, self-isolating world
The founder and CEO of Karl Winters discusses scent branding — a potential competitive advantage sidelined by COVID-19
An expert in customer journeys explains why most maps lead absolutely nowhere
The author of ‘Customer What?’ suggests many CX professionals are making a big mistake in how they navigate their way to improved experiences
85% of B2B firms see themselves as average or laggards in terms of CX. Here’s why
A survey from B2B International shows a plateau across several customer experience pillars. Here are three causes that need to be addressed
Skittles and Doritos execs give a taste of what it takes to boost CX for snack brands
The customer experience of snack brands seems pretty simple at first: open the bag, pour them in your […]
Leaders from the Golden Knights, the 76ers and ESPN give play-by-plays of how they win with CX
A hockey game, a basketball game or watching sports on TV — secrets of an outstanding fan experience, that brands in other categories could steal
The author of ‘The Carrot and the Stick’ makes the connection between CX and strategic control points
William Putsis explains why companies like Google, Walmart and P&G seem to have all the advantages necessary to provide great customer experiences