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7 Signs of Decline for the CX Movement in 2015

Beyond Philosophy

MARCH 16, 2015

I am pleased to have helped, in some way, to shape a new industry with our books, research and client work since 2002. I don’t want to see Customer Experience go the same way as CRM. Let’s make sure we work together to avoid them for the benefit of the Customer. Customers deserve better.

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Why Gut Decisions Are Sometimes Wrong

Beyond Philosophy

MAY 12, 2015

Psychologist and Professor Daniel Kahneman , winner of the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, explains why this is in his book, “ Thinking Fast and Slow ”. In truth, when your gut instinct turns out to be right, it is a result of the complicated system of decision-making your brain employs.

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2002 Books Events Reference 147
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