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Unveiling Integrated CX Part 2: Richest Insights for Transformative Results

InMoment XI

Now that we’ve explored capturing Strongest Signals in our previous blog post , it’s time to dive into the heart of Integrated CX—unlocking the Richest Insights. In most businesses, data is scattered across various sources and formats, residing in different departments.

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Guest Blog: 7 Effective Ways HR Tech Improves Employee Engagement

ShepHyken

Fortunately, the advancements in technology throughout the business world have made their way to human resources as well, giving HR departments, management and staff sound ways to boost employee engagement, and ultimately, improve company-wide outcomes for the long run. Learning and Personal Development Software.

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Why an Effortless Experience Isn’t Enough for Customer Loyalty

GetFeedback

So we got together to dissect both sides of the argument and come to our own conclusion. The article states that customer delight (in other words, exceeding expectations) won’t bring customers back to your brand. I brought these findings to my team and together we came to our own conclusions, which we now apply to our own CX strategy.

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Mid Year Workforce Innovation and Engagement Blog Posts

One Millimeter Mindset

This midyear workforce innovation blog post review links to the top 5 blog posts that readers find relevant and valuable. And I’m talking not only about collaborating with other members of our department or our professional discipline. Everyone gets to the finish line together! Subscribe to my blog. Contact me.

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Unite the silos: The channel-by-channel curse

Customer Bliss

eConsultancy just put out a guide around customer experience best practices , some of which are detailed in this blog post. 40% report that different departments have different agendas, while only 29% are saying it’s a collaborative process. The first stat is seen visually here: Look at the dark blue bars for company respondents.

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Guest Blog: Why Does My Customer Service Team Need a Single Customer View?

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Murph Krajewski, writes about the importance of a single customer view when it comes to serving your customers. The challenge today is finding ways to get systems which were designed to operate autonomously in the past to work together as a single, well-oiled machine.

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Marketing and CX: Best collaboration for Customer Success

CSM Practice

No organization succeeds in having departments work independently from one another. No organization succeeds in having departments work independently from one another. But when these two teams work together, they deliver high-quality results and generate countless opportunities for the company and its customers to thrive.