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Chief Customer Success & Happiness Officer, With Amy Downs – CB32

Customer Bliss

Amy Downs is the Chief Customer Success & Happiness Officer at Lifesize, a company enabling communication and collaboration among many mediums (their slogan is “connecting people to make their workplace great” ), was quite interesting. At Lifesize, she was initially VP of Customer Care. Interviewing Senior Leadership.

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CCO Forum 2017: Why you need a Chief Customer Officer

Customer Bliss

In today’s dynamic business environment, the one thing that should be of constant importance is the value of the customer as the lifeline of any organisation. Corinium: How would you describe the evolution/progression of the Customer Experience in the last 12 to 18 months? This post originally appeared on the CCO 2017 website.

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Servant Leadership: Essential for Moving Beyond Employee Satisfaction and Engagement

Beyond Philosophy

CMC Thought Leadership Principal, Beyond Philosophy. In the consumer world, satisfaction has only incidental proven connection to customer experience and behavior, and engagement has similar challenges for employees (and customers). Servant Leadership. Michael Lowenstein, Ph.D.,

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Five Problems to Overcome When Building a Superior Service Culture

Up Your Service

To develop a culture that demonstrates true service leadership in your field, you must avoid these five common mistakes: 1. This seems to make sense because the customer service team and call center representatives are usually the people who speak directly with the customer. Senior leadership has an unwillingness to learn.

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Improve Contact Center Outcomes with Key Insights

They help others make informed business decisions, all while working to keep agents and customers engaged in positive experiences. Rapid access to the most relevant and actionable information is critical to managing agents, supervisors, and communicating with executive leadership to improve efficiencies and business outcomes.

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Guest Blog: Surviving Poor Customer Service: 10 Lessons Learned

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Dianna Booher, shares 10 lessons learned from a poor customer service experience. As Dianna says, changing any of these dynamics can help elevate your customer service. You, as customer, will become their main source of information. Shep Hyken.

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10 massive business trends that will shape 2017 and beyond

Alida

Likewise, companies must get closer to their customers—both local and international—to continue to deliver products and services that are relevant and valuable to their target market. Gaining customer trust will become a more significant source of long-term competitive advantage. Protecting customer data would be a good start.

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How Great Organizations Empower Customer Experience Teams

Speaker: Conference Speakers

Today’s teams need to operate cohesively like never before, managing the pace of both technological change and customer needs and demands. See inside the operations of top performing customer experience teams, and improve your organization’s CX outcomes. Operationalizing Voice of the Customer and Empowering the Frontline.