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Watch Out! We Are in Danger of Repeating the Same Mistakes We Did Last Year!

Beyond Philosophy

The last big thing, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), was old news. Here are a few key moments in the discussion: 03:21 Colin describes how what he is seeing in business today regarding customer experience feels familiar to what was happening over two decades ago with CRM. Complete this short survey.

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Watch Out! We Are In Danger of Repeating the Same Mistakes We Did Last Year

Beyond Philosophy

I have seen it before with other influential business concepts, like Total Quality Management, Business Re-engineering, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM). It was the CRM wave that receded in the early 2000s to make way for CX in the first place. . For example, CRM was the word of the day back at the turn of this century.

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Customer Satisfaction is Declining in the UK. Is the US Next?

Beyond Philosophy

Unfortunately, the recent UK Customer Satisfaction survey echoes those findings, indicating that it has fallen over the past couple of years, from 78.2 One of the most extensive surveys in the UK, the Institute have been running the index twice a year for ten years. I have been consulting on Customer Experience since 2002.

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What Are The Top 50 SaaS Companies in 2020?

SmartKarrot

Source: Survey Sparrow. It was acquired by eBay in 2002 but split in 2014. Being a tech-giant and one of the leading CRM software companies, Salesforce provides cloud-based sales applications. The gigantic explosion of SaaS solutions posed a need for efficient integration and data migration.

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Surveys Don't Sell!

CX Journey

Image courtesy of henryfaber Is there anyone in your company who wants to use VoC/CX surveys as marketing tools rather than as customer listening tools? Tareq shared with me an article that suggested, nay, outright stated that "the easiest way to grow sales and double customer loyalty is to send a survey and then do nothing with the feedback."

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