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Your Game Plan for Customer Retention During Uncertain Times

ChurnZero

Fortunately, Customer Success teams are uniquely positioned to step up and provide business continuity—serving as a company’s compass to guide them through this treacherous terrain. The negotiations and deals you make now may have an inadvertent impact on your long-term account health.

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The top 2024 customer success trends predicted by industry experts

ChurnZero

“2024 will continue to see the chief customer officer move into the leadership phase,” predicts ChurnZero CEO and co-founder You Mon Tsang. “Their task: to build customer success into the best-performing department: a center of excellence that integrates technology and people.

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CX Lessons from Jeanne Bliss Part 2 – Alaska Airlines

Enghouse Interactive

Decision Intent: Let customer issue recovery be natural, human and right. Everyone at Alaska Airlines is held accountable, given permission, and trusted to help a customer in need. As a strategic advisor, she’s guided over 20,000 leaders on using her 5-competency framework proven to achieve customer-driven growth.

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Top 51 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Netomi

Prior to joining Temkin Group, she implemented the CX strategy and managed the Voice of the Customer program for Crowe Horwath LLP, one of the top 10 public accounting and consulting firms in the US. She is known globally for transforming businesses to earn customer-driven growth. He authored the Customer Success book for Wiley!

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It’s All About The $$$ – How Much Money Can Chatbots Actually Save You?

Comm100

By automating simple tasks, Chatbots offer customers speeder support at a lower rate for companies. According to one report, Chatbots currently account for business cost savings of $20 million globally. And, happier agents have a better overall workplace morale, which translates into the quality of customer service.