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A Conversation with CX Expert, Shep Hyken – How to Meet Today’s Sky-high CX Expectations

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So, I see companies have been investing, I’m going to say around 2010, which is just a little over 10 years ago, there are all kinds of reports that came out that said, by 2020 customer experience would be not only one of the most important differentiators, but this is where companies would spend a lot of their money.

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5 Banking Customer Experience Predictions for 2020

CSM Magazine

John Ing, Principal Operations Lead for CX at ECS shares his CX Predictions for the banking industry in 2020. While traditional IVR technologies (press one for sales and two for support) have never been popular, emerging AI/ML-powered voice solutions are far smarter and more intuitive. Investments in omnichannel CX will take off.

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Customer Service in the Digital Age

CSM Magazine

Emergent technologies have forever changed traditional customer service support. According to customer service expert Shep Hyken, a majority of businesses believe that improving the total customer experience is a top priority and will overtake price and product quality as a key differentiator by 2020. In this in-depth article, Reina G.

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3 Considerations for an opti-channel digital transformation strategy

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Advancing consumer technology and the pandemic has made digital transformation a top priority for business leaders across all industries. According to PwC’s 2020 Global Digital IQ survey , 66% of companies said revenue growth and profitability would suffer if they didn’t digitally transform quickly enough.

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7 Top Priorities for the Future of Customer Engagement

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The “smart” technology that revolutionized our cell phones is finding its way into just about everything: medical devices, baby monitors, smoke detectors, thermostats, running shoes, even cows. The pace at which technology marches forward is just incredible. By 2020, the number of connected “things” is expected to rise to 30 billion.