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How Will Automation, AI and IoT Shape User Experience?

Answer Dash

Forrester’s Global Customer Experience Index continues to find that most companies are rated as “poor” or “very poor”[1] year on year. Even the organisations that scored “good” in 2017 either fell in 2018 or didn’t improve. Technology is key to finding out. but, ‘what will customers want?’

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75 Must-Know Customer Experience Statistics to Move Your Business Forward in 2022

SmartKarrot

In 2022, concentrating on your mobile user experience is essential. 40% of Millennials drift to competitors’ sites in case they experience trouble accessing a certain site. American shoppers share their positive CX experiences with others and refer the company/brand to almost 11 people. According to 47.5%

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5 Trends Set to Define Next Generation Customer Experience in 2019

TechSee

If 2018 was a year when customer experience professionals came under intense pressure to map out tangible results from heavy investment, 2019 is shaping up to be the year when next generation customer experience will deliver on the promise of a wide range of new technologies. Three key drivers are at the core of this.

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Recreating Dealer Magic in an Omnichannel World

Thunderhead

KPMG’s Global Automotive Executive Survey for 2018 reports that: three quarters (75%) believe that nearly half of showrooms won’t exist by 2025 as a result of the move to online auto shopping. Jamie Watts , Sales Manager at Murray Volkswagen , won Sales Manager of the YEAR at the 2018 Motor Trader Awards.