All tagged CustomerExperience
Customer Experience expert and proponent of positive Employee Experiences, Jessica Noble joined us on the Engati CX Show to show us how EX & CX actually form a virtuous cycle.
If your company is growing, the line on your revenue graph is going up and to the right, yet, the business is losing money, you’re not alone. Figure out why this is happening and then look to these critical areas for the potential money leaks.
Bring your personas to life by actively incorporating them into conversations and decision making. Jeff Bezos' Customer Chair is a visually compelling way to get every meeting participant and every discussion to reference customers.
It's important for a company to perform customer reviews, which are similar to vendor reviews you might do on a periodic basis
Multiple sources for the same type of information and dirty data often undermine the best efforts to have a single-source of the truth for master data, a 360° view of our customers, vendors, partners and/or suppliers. Nothing sabotages customer experience like getting the wrong information when calling in for support or checking an order online.
An enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution isn’t just good for your business, it's also good for your customers. With the right ERP system in place, you will be able to improve your customer's experience across many touchpoints on their journey. To reduce friction negatively impacting customers, you must first understand and map their journey.
ERP is a Customer Experience (CX) enabler. ERP supports the ability to deliver an order correctly and on time as well as the services supporting the initial customer purchase - returns, repairs, invoicing and Accounts Receivable.
Modern CRM offers a more efficient way to manage sales, marketing and customer services. With customer-centric processes supported by CRM, users can gain greater visibility into interactions and transactions across the customer journey. This, in turn, strengthens customer relationships. Over half of CRM implementations fail, yet companies that succeed experience improved revenues, productivity and customer satisfaction. Maximize the return on your CRM technology investment with these important steps.
CRM solutions offers two-pronged improvement for both the internal employee experience and the customer experience. Capitalize on these opportunities to improve end-to-end experience by journey mapping both experiences, then deploying a (or improving a currently deployed) CRM solution to provide the most customer-relevant improvements.
Master data management (MDM) may feel far removed from Customer Experience (CX), but it plays a significant role in the customer journey and experience. As companies add channels of engagement (self-service, social, etc.), the need for MDM grows and the potential to impact CX grows.
Catastrophic breakdowns along a customer journey happen. And, we usually aren't surprised if we're fired as a result of a significant failure to deliver. But, what about the customers that fire us when there's been no significant negative interaction?
Inventory optimization opportunities to improve customer experience range from fine tuning of existing inventory management strategies to deep organizational changes. Organizations can improve operating processes and information flow to streamline inventory management, reducing overhead and improving cash flow.
Good business processes are the cornerstone to a well-run accounts receivable group and a positive experience for your customers. Making accounts receivable a customer friendly experience will pay back big dividends.
The most efficient and well-executed business processes cannot guarantee Customer Experience success! Business processes must be aligned with customer wants, needs and expectations, and they must deliver in a way that customers appreciate.
Business is personal. Developing deep relationships with top tier customers is critical in today's fast moving, highly-competitive business environment. Frequent, deliberate discussions with key customer executives helps build the type of relationships that deliver clear benefits:
Things will not always go as planned. Even companies consistently providing the best experiences, have process breakdowns leaving customers feeling like it's too hard to do business with them or that they don't care. And, technology can exacerbate tough situations when it doesn't provide answers to questions customers need answered. And, employee training or lack of can lead to friction in the customer experience you provide. Things will go wrong. Guaranteed.