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4 out of 5 organizations have not increased their customer satisfaction since 2010!

Beyond Philosophy

I’ve followed the American Customer Satisfaction Institute (ACSI) results since I started Beyond Philosophy in 2002. When you consider all the resources organizations and individuals have put into customer experience and the voice of the customer, I wonder… was it worth it? Guess what? So, how can this be?

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

Comm100

One of the things organizations can do when faced with customer feedback indicating expectations are not being satisfied is reevaluating their approach to customer experience management. There are three distinct approaches for a customer experience management program. Closing the Delivery Gap.

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Everything You Need to Know about Text Analytics

Lumoa

If you work in a big company with large number of customers (or users), you most probably receive a lot of feedback: people write about their experiences, complain about the things that do not work and tell about the things they love. Some companies use other metrics , such as Customer Effort Score or Customer Satisfaction.

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Data Science Reveals 3 Problems with the NPS Dogma

Bob Hayes

2007), using the same technique employed by Reichheld to show the relationship between NPS and growth, used survey results from the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) to create scatterplots to show the relationship between satisfaction and growth. 2006; Gruca & Rego, 2005). For example, Keiningham et al.

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Data Science Reveals 3 Problems with the NPS Dogma

Bob Hayes

2007), using the same technique employed by Reichheld to show the relationship between NPS and growth, used survey results from the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) to create scatterplots to show the relationship between satisfaction and growth. 2006; Gruca & Rego, 2005). For example, Keiningham et al.

NPS 86