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How to Create Meaningful Experiences with Customer Journey Maps

Hero Digital

When organizations undergo external digital transformation, they also need to shift their mindset from statements of “we want” or “we think” to “our customers need.” Behind the scenes, digital transformation is based on knowing what customers want/need and removing roadblocks. Why Create Customer Journey Maps.

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Journey Maps: Not an Exercise in Futility

CX Journey

One of the arguments against journey mapping I often hear is that it's an exercise in futility: You map. You map because you need to understand the customer experience; you know that you cannot transform something you don't understand. This is a common starting point for maps. You put it on the wall.

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Customer Understanding: The Cornerstone of Customer-Centricity

CX Journey

Image courtesy of Pixabay If you don't know by now, customer understanding is the cornerstone of customer-centricity. Customer-centricity means putting the customer at the center; customer understanding is how you'll achieve that. What is customer-centricity? They ask, “How will this impact the customer?

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6 Reasons Why Direct Customers Input on CJM Matters

Maru Group

In the past year, we have seen an increasing number of organizations undertaking customer journey mapping (CJM) programs. While this statistic is based on a qualitative assessment, as many as half of the CX leaders we work with admit to not infusing their customers’ perspectives into their CJM engagements. Removing Bias

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6 Reasons Why Direct Customers Input on CJM Matters

Maru Group

In the past year, we have seen an increasing number of organizations undertaking customer journey mapping (CJM) programs. While this statistic is based on a qualitative assessment, as many as half of the CX leaders we work with admit to not infusing their customers’ perspectives into their CJM engagements. Removing Bias.

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Can't Get to Future State without Knowing Current State

CX Journey

As part of your journey mapping efforts, you’ll likely (well, need to) create two types of maps: (1) current state maps (2) future state maps Current state maps show the steps that customers take today to complete some task, while future state maps show the steps they will be taking to complete the task after the process has been redesigned.

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Welcome Aboard! 7 Tips for Building CX into New Employee Onboarding

CX Accelerator

What about the way the company treats its customers? Create a CX journey for your employees The best success with onboarding happens with careful planning and thought about the steps required for new employees to be successful. Failure to do so is disrespecting the customer and the business."

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