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News and Updates – June 2014

Strativity

Date: June 17, 2014 Time: 3pm – 4pm EDT . The CEM Maturity Assessment Model evaluates your company’s progress on the customer experience journey across the five core customer experience components: Customers, Employees, Strategy, Measurement, and Organization. The winner will be announced by mid June 2014. .

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7 Signs of Decline for the CX Movement in 2015

Beyond Philosophy

Customer Experience continued to be a dominant business issue throughout the world in 2014. My concern is the focus on improving the Customer Experience is in danger of heading the same way as Customer Relationship Management (CRM), into failure if it’s not careful. When the world didn’t change, it sullied the name of CRM. “Of

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What’s the CX buzz this week? (19th May, 2014)

Customer Interactions

In addition to posts on the customer experience and customer service, we added some picks on CRM effectiveness and CEM. For this week’s edition of CX Buzz, we thought it would be interesting to add a little more variety to our selections. The content within our picks are (as always) very insightful.

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The Next Level of the Customer Experience

ENGAGE.cx

Social is driving sales for ecommerce: Q1 2015 data from a MarketLive survey indicates that US retail ecommerce traffic driven by social jumped nearly 200% between Q1 2014 and Q1 2015. And, of course, there is the prominence and influence of social. But do any work together? Are they really providing value to the customer?

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The Next Level of the Customer Experience

ENGAGE.cx

Social is driving sales for ecommerce: Q1 2015 data from a MarketLive survey indicates that US retail ecommerce traffic driven by social jumped nearly 200% between Q1 2014 and Q1 2015. And, of course, there is the prominence and influence of social. But do any work together? Are they really providing value to the customer?