The category of customer experience has emerged from a basic expansion of CRM principles to a more tangible measurement of customer success. In the digital world, customers do not hesitate to let companies know how they feel about them, mostly when they have done something wrong. Now to transform your customer base from simply customers to advocates, companies are required to deliver a customer experience that is not just acceptable or good, but exceptional.
http://forbes.com/sites/sap/2020/01/03/3-necessary-soft-skills-for-customer-experience-success-in-2020/#3801836e3108/
One of the key building blocks of Experience Management (XM) is X-data, which helps establish an understanding of how people think, feel, and behave. In almost all circumstances, organizations lack the X-data they truly need. So how should organizations go about instrumenting their operations to collect the right data?
http://customerexperienceupdate.com/?open-article-id=12589814&article-title=six-types-of-experience-data--x-data-&blog-domain=wordpress.com&blog-title=experience-matters/
Voice of the Customer (VoC) is a strategy to improve the customer experience by incorporating customer feedback into marketing and operations.
Implementing a VoC plan can drive a 10x increase in annual revenue. If done correctly, you can also use VoC to bolster your customer retention.
http://customerexperienceupdate.com/?open-article-id=12554010&article-title=the-ultimate-guide-to-the-voice-of-the-customer&blog-domain=reviewtrackers.com&blog-title=reviewtrackers/
Among the technology trends shaping 2019 and beyond, the adaptation of artificial intelligence (AI) to shape and propel the Customer Experience (CX) is among the most momentous. AI technologies, including machine learning (ML), natural-language understanding, and natural-language processing are proving transformative in acquiring, analyzing, and responding to customer feelings and feedback. In my experience, the scalability, speed and accuracy of AI is outperforming expectations and illuminating a forward path to even greater progress.
http://straighttalk.hcltech.com/how-ai-customer-experience-enriches-customers-and-employees/
It’s a new decade and while digital CX continues to maintain its status as a key differentiator, technologies are advancing at an ever brisker pace and organisations are becoming more proactive in their CX efforts.
From the adoption of an agile approach and a narrowed focus on customer transparency and data compliance to the rise of hyper-personalisation, here are the top Digital Customer Experience (CX) trends to look out for in 2020.
https://mopinion.com/digital-customer-experience-cx-trends-2020/
Businesses want to see improvement at the end of the year. Combine your skill with the best sales and marketing tools to help your business achieve its desired goals in 2020. Here is a list of effective marketing and sales tools that shall work as an extra pair of hands for you.
https://www.salesmate.io/blog/best-marketing-and-sales-tools/
Each year, HGS publishes a list of top customer experience (CX) trends—an on-the-ground forecast of what consumers are demanding in terms of their customer service experiences, and what brands have to deliver in order to stay competitive in the new year. HGS is honored to build this list in partnership with an elite group of industry thought leaders for this year's predictions.
http://prnewswire.com/news-releases/customer-experience-cx-trends-with-business-impact-for-2020-300984440.html/
B2C businesses have historically had to factor in customer experience, otherwise they most likely fail. In the B2B world the product has taken center stage. In today’s experience economy all businesses, B2C and B2B, must consider the entire customer journey, not just the quality of the product because B2B customers increasingly demand a great customer experience.
http://forbes.com/sites/sap/2020/01/10/learn-how-to-obtain-a-superior-b2b-customer-experience-with-these-valuable-insights/#431607e17777/
Though 80% of senior decision makers in the UK rate their customer service as ‘excellent’, their customers aren’t feeling quite the same. Our report ‘The Good, The Bot and The Customer Experience’ found there is a significant disconnect between what customers expect and what brands think they are delivering.
In fact, a whopping 91% of UK consumers say they have been left feeling frustrated by the customer service they receive, with top grievances including being left on hold too long and needing to repeat their issue multiple times.
https://www.marketingtechnews.net/news/2020/jan/13/why-despite-hype-ai-could-be-failing-your-customer-strategy/
A digital identity, the web equivalent of real identity, is experiencing widespread adoption for identification and authentication in sharing economies.
The possibility of having a verified virtual identity has opened up a plethora of opportunities for smooth online transactions anywhere in the world. Having access to personal credentials online streamlines business workflows and makes it convenient for customers to make purchases, transfer funds or sign up for government e-services in a matter of seconds.
https://customerthink.com/digital-identity-woes-3-ways-to-balance-customer-experience-and-safety/
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