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Seizing the Digital Future in Customer Experience Transformation 

COPC

Customer-facing technologies encompass a range of AI-powered tools for direct customer interaction. Operational efficiency technologies extend to applications that provide real-time analytics, prompts, and AI-driven tools for insights and reporting. This level of personalization ensures that customers feel understood and valued.

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Be Warned: You Can’t Rely On Big Data!

Beyond Philosophy

I’ve been reading about Big Data’s foray into “Journey Analytics.” Journey analytics seeks to improve customer experience by collecting data at each point on a customer’s journey and mapping customers’ paths – whether they lead to a purchase or not. Let’s take my recent adventure buying a Jeep.

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Why Analytical Reading Is a Must-Have Skill

Help Scout

Specifically, customer service agents need analytical reading skills. What is analytical reading? Analytical reading is a high-level cognitive skill. This is the crux of analytical reading versus what could be called surface reading. Here’s an example of analytical reading in action. Karen Blume.

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The importance of emotional intelligence in the contact centre

Enghouse Interactive

The last twelve months have been difficult for everyone working in customer service. How can they successfully navigate these changes and deliver service that delights customers, while retaining and nurturing staff? EI underpins many of the broader skills required in the contact centre – as shown by a poll on the webinar.

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Why emotive CX matters

Vonage

Emotionally connected customers are more than twice as valuable as highly satisfied customers (The New Science of Customer Emotions HBR 2015). 63% of people said they are more likely to buy from a brand or customer service agent they had a positive emotional connection towards. Practical ways forward.

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Customer Relations: 7 Ways to Improve It (With Examples)

JivoChat

What’s the Difference Between Customer Service and Customer Relations? Customer service and customer relations both involve making connections with consumers. In fact, customer service can even be a type of customer relation. What Are Some Examples of Customer Relations?

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Getting emotional: experts share secrets to CX success

Vonage

And how can other businesses follow suit to successfully harness the power of emotion in their customer experience strategies? So, instead of just simply changing the address, the agent might also offer to overnight ship a checkbook with the updated address to the customer. Here’s a summary of what we learned. .

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