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How will COVID-19 change customer behavior and habits?

Beyond Philosophy

We repeated the research a year later when the economy was in full speed recovery mode and while some key drivers remained the same we found a noticeable and consistent change in every model we ran. As organizations emerge from this crisis, many are likely to face changing customer behavior and attitudes.

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Apple Stock Drop Reveals the High Price of Worry

Beyond Philosophy

With so much riding on our behavior in a consumer economy, understanding these emotions and how they influence consumer behavior is a key to increasing customer loyalty and retention in our highly competitive market. One emotion customers feel that no one can afford to ignore in their Customer Experience is worry.

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10 Ways the Best Call Centers Thrive in the New Normal

Uniphore

When the whole world went remote, people started calling in in record numbers, forcing businesses to reassess their customer service game. Along the way, we learned a lot about the obstacles customers and agents face today. Here are 10 ways the best call centers are thriving in the new normal while others are struggling to survive.

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Reaching the New Standard in Digital Expectations

Peter Lavers

This blog is based on a Webinar we recently hosted for IBM on this subject. We believe that competitive advantage will be won by the companies that deliver distinctive and profitable customer experiences across all their channels of engagement, and that understanding and meeting customer expectations are fundamental to that success.

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CX – A Bear Market Doesn’t Need to Be a Scare Market

Anexa BPO

Here’s a startling but important business statistic: surveys show that decreasing customer churn by a mere 2 % is equivalent to cost-cutting by 10%. When economic conditions deteriorate, even though cutting costs may be called for, it needs to be implemented in ways that minimize the impact on your most valuable resource: your customer.

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Customers Have Life Cycles. Guess What? So Do Employees! Here’s Why That’s So Important

Beyond Philosophy

It must include both emotional and social components of value, more nuanced elements of the job experience which are of at least equal importance to the employee. In many respects, then, the employee life cycle is similar to the customer life cycle. This is rather analogous to Suspect and Prospect stages of the customer life cycle.

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The Five-Stage Road to Customer Experience Maturity: Where is Your Organization?

NICE inContact

Most contact centers share a goal of delivering excellent customer service. Disjointed policies, processes, technology and practices can all be obstacles en route to excellent customer service. Stage one — Customer-Negligent: An organization that fails to value customers as vital assets and doesn’t consider CX a priority.