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Is Your Company Serious About Customer Success? Here’s How to Find Out

Gainsight

Sometimes finding out if they’re walking the talk is as easy as asking a leader what their definition of a customer-centric company is and getting them to provide real-world examples of what they’ve done that makes them customer-centric. The Volume of the Customer Voice. Aligning on Metrics.

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Q&A: How Your Organization Can Achieve a Customer-First Transformation

ChurnZero

To understand the why and how behind putting the customer at the center of your business, we hosted a webinar with two founding team members of customer-first organizations: ChurnZero’s Chief Customer Officer Abby Hammer and inSided’s CEO/Co-Founder Robin van Lieshout. That can be the tricky part.

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Is Your Customer Experience the New Normal?

CX Journey

That aligns well with Google's definition of DNA: the fundamental and distinctive characteristics or qualities of someone or something, especially when regarded as unchangeable. what would the customer say? what would the customer say? Fundamental qualities. Unchangeable.

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Investing in Innovation: Inside the Mind of the Man Behind Salesforce Service Cloud

Talkdesk

This interview is with Mike Milburn, Chief Customer Officer of Service Cloud at Salesforce. You meet with customers all the time. Companies are responding to customer service because they want a market share and they want to stay alive. Customer service is no longer a commodity, it’s a competitive differentiator.

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Investing in Innovation: Inside the Mind of the Man Behind Salesforce Service Cloud

Talkdesk

This interview is with Mike Milburn, Chief Customer Officer of Service Cloud at Salesforce. You meet with customers all the time. Companies are responding to customer service because they want a market share and they want to stay alive. Customer service is no longer a commodity, it’s a competitive differentiator.