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The #CX Perception Gap

CX Journey

The good news is, more and more company leaders are starting to get that they need to focus on the customer experience; the bad news is, many – most – are still struggling with the concept , choosing instead to focus on sales, metrics, and maximizing shareholder value. The crazy thing is that they think that they are customer focused.

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The Frontline Experience Gap

Horizon CX

The Experience Gap is Alive and Kicking The experience gap (delivery gap, Bain & Company, 2005) is well known: 80% of CEOs say they deliver great experiences, whereas only 8% of customers agree. And yet the experience gap is on full display across three dimensions: competence, supervision, and data.

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The Moment of Truth – A Co-creation Perspective

SuiteCX

I became acquainted with the concept of moments of truth (MOTs) in my process-improvement work in 2005. Then, the definition was any interaction in the process that includes the “paying customer.” He was one of the first to suggest that value is co-created with the customer, and that products are better bundled as services.

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The Moment of Truth – A Co-creation Perspective

SuiteCX

I became acquainted with the concept of moments of truth (MOTs) in my process-improvement work in 2005. Then, the definition was any interaction in the process that includes the “paying customer.” He was one of the first to suggest that value is co-created with the customer, and that products are better bundled as services.