By Michael Truett, Founder and Chief eXperience Officer, ECPJ Advisors | Jan 9, 2020 | CCE, CCS, CCW, CX Blog
You know the saying…. “You can’t please everyone,” but as customer experience professionals, that is exactly what we are trying to do. Let’s define what Customer experience means. Customer experience can and should include a lot of elements, however,...
By Jenna McCann Messer, Director, Customer Experience, 1-800-Flowers.com | Jan 9, 2020 | CC, CCE, CCS, CX Blog
Many of us view customer experience wholly from the perspective of the interactions a customer has with an organization and believe companies that are ‘customer-centric’ are those that work tirelessly to ensure that each consumer touchpoint is positive and seamless....
By Alpa Shah, Global Vice President – CX Practice, Frost & Sullivan | Nov 14, 2019 | CCE, CCS, CCW, CX Blog
The 15th Anniversary Customer Contact West: A Frost & Sullivan Executive MindXchange in Huntington Beach, California, was a meeting of innovative, enthusiastic, collaborative, and analytical minds. This year, the main challenges discussed by contact center leaders...
By Josh Reynolds, Senior Director of Product and Partner Engagement - Worldwide Customer Experience, Electronic Arts | Nov 6, 2019 | CX Blog
Years ago, I started conversations with one of our product design teams. I asked about how they could make their product better by solving issues our customer experience (CX) group found. In response, I was asked to justify why they should build features to help CX...
By Steve Riddell, Head of Customer Experience, Better.com | Nov 1, 2019 | CX Blog
Defining the customer experience is the single fastest way to grow a business. But how do we define the customer experience? We know when we receive an outstanding customer experience, but it’s difficult to describe. Unfortunately, many big brands and businesses are...
By Frost & Sullivan | Nov 1, 2019 | CX Blog
Among professional circles, terms like “company culture” and “engagement” often get thrown around without much regard to what they actually mean for the organizations they represent. What’s more troubling is that when in pursuit of improving these vague terms,...
