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How to Prove the ROI of Your Online Training Program

Gainsight

As a training or operations professional, you’ve probably faced plenty of questions regarding ROI (return on investment) from colleagues when evaluating an online learning initiative. Ease of course access and navigation Satisfaction with the topics covered Relevancy and practicality of the content Skills development and behavioral changes 3.

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Rethinking the ROI of CX

Zeisler Consulting

Articulating the return on investment (ROI) of Customer Experience efforts is a recurring theme among CX professionals. As I moderate panels on webinars and sit as a guest on podcasts, listen to my peers talk, and read articles, I hear the questions all the time: How do you define the ROI? Of course not.

ROI 93
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Who Owns Your CX Program? (Hint: It’s Everyone)

InMoment XI

In my last post, we discussed the difference between interactions, engagement, and customer experience. Marketing and Sales have to correctly position your products and services, and set proper expectations for how customers can use them and, more importantly, what benefit(s) they will derive. The organization component here is key.

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Three CX Strategy Webinars to Ramp Up Your Program

InMoment XI

Graham Tutton (InMoment) and Maxie Schmidt-Subramanian (Forrester) discussed topics such as how to build an ROI model for your CX program and what you should focus on if you think your CX program isn’t perfect yet. From an employee side, are you doing something beyond your classic employee engagement study.

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6 Killer Applications for Artificial Intelligence in the Customer Engagement Contact Center

If Artificial Intelligence for businesses is a red-hot topic in C-suites, AI for customer engagement and contact center customer service is white hot. This white paper covers specific areas in this domain that offer potential for transformational ROI, and a fast, zero-risk way to innovate with AI.

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Beyond Buy-in. 5 Stages of CX Engagement

Seaton CX

And you’ve heard that CX engagement begins with getting buy-in, executive alignment, shared vision, thought alignment, or pick-your-favorite-buzzword-de-jour. Alcohol sales plummet. There are 5 stages of CX engagement—Ignorance, Skepticism, Buy-in, Commitment, and Action. Influence, of course. Think about it. Join us!

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How Employee Churn Costs You Money

InMoment XI

Your employees, of course! Some customers come back again to the same sales person because they have an excellent relationship and know that the experience they receive will be just as excellent. These customers will likely follow that sales person to their next dealership should they decide to move on.