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How We Think The Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ Can Help Shape Your CX Strategy

InMoment XI

When it comes to creating your customer experience strategy, and deciding which partner to execute that strategy with, it is always important to look at third-party research. The Magic Quadrant evaluates technology providers in a specific market based on their ability to execute and their completeness of vision.

Strategy 260
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Stepping Into The Future of Retail With Foot Locker

InMoment XI

Competitor Analysis: Monitoring competitor performance and market trends to stay ahead of the curve. From sales to digital, every team leverages customer feedback to drive operational improvements. Elevating Acquisition and Retention Central to Foot Locker’s CX strategy is its loyalty programme, FLX.

Retail 260
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5 Guidelines for Structuring Your Product Roadmap

Wootric CX Blog

Building and maintaining the product roadmap is a central part of your role as a product manager. Yet there is surprisingly little consensus about product roadmaps across the product management community. For successful product development, I recommend a top-down product strategy. Finally, move from your roadmap to your backlog.

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Interviews Aren’t Dead: How B2B Companies Can Learn More from Their Buyers

InMoment XI

While B2B firms have more systems in place than ever to predict sales outcomes, they’re still blindsided when prospects choose another vendor. Interviews can either supplement or replace a post-sales survey. If buyer interviews are not currently part of your post-opportunity strategy, they should be. They’re financial.

B2B 493
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Harmonizing sales and CS to drive revenue growth and deliver value (Part 2)

Totango

Merging sales and customer success (CS) is a delicate art that is often challenging but necessary for driving business results and creating a frictionless customer journey. While it may still be too early to measure the full impact of this strategy, the early indicators are encouraging.

Sales 92
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What is a Product Roadmap?

Gainsight

A product roadmap is a high-level, visual representation of the direction your product offering will take over time. A good product roadmap will provide your colleagues and stakeholders with the “why” behind your product and should serve the following purposes: Lay out the overarching strategy. Executive-level product roadmaps.

Roadmap 81
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7 Reasons for Failure When Adopting a Customer First Strategy

C3Centricity

Why therefore do so many companies still struggle to adopt a customer-first strategy and culture? I provide answers to the seven main reasons why companies fail to adopt a customer first strategy; which one are you struggling with today? The organisation has not fully embraced the strategy.

Strategy 194