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Expert commentary: Closing the CX Gap between Customer Expectations and Business Reality

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There is confusion about erratic changes in customer preferences and price sensitivity, leading to losing sight of what is valuable to customers. An operational efficiency approach to CX can be a very inside-out approach to designing and delivering products, services, and experiences to customers based on policies and profits.

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10 Ways to Build Customer Centric Organization

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Customer experience metrics have penetrated most organizations. But it is not just about customer satisfaction surveys or getting to track the Net Promoter Score although both can be part of the overall equation. This allows you to boost customer satisfaction and keeps customers delighted.

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CS in Conversation: Focus on Adoption to Demonstrate the Need for Customer Success

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Amity had the good fortune of sitting down with a pioneer in Customer Success, Paul Teshima the original SVP of Customer Success (circa 2005) at Eloqua – now the Founder and CEO of Nudge Software , to talk about demonstrating the need for Customer Success. In your opinion when should you introduce Customer Success?

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Why Customer Delight Is the Wrong Strategy

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Let’s explore the reasons why customer delight doesn’t always ensure customer loyalty, and what strategies you can use instead. The way a company perceives itself and its initiatives are usually worlds apart from the views of their customers. In 2005, Bain & Company surveyed 362 firms. Download Now.

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