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The Difference Between Customer Interactions and Customer Experiences

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Recently, a client asked me what we at InMoment thought defines a “customer interaction,” as there had been some debate on the subject within his team. Quickly, we were asking ourselves not only about the characteristics of an interaction, but beyond that, what falls under the larger umbrella of customer experience?

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Empathy Won’t Save You: Why CX Thrives on Action, Not Sentiment but Outcomes?

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In the high-stakes world of Business-to-Business (B2B) interactions, where relationships are complex and operational impact is significant, failing to operationalize empathy is not just a missed opportunity; it’s a liability. Develop Localized Playbooks: Create region-specific guidelines for client interactions.

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Stuck in an Outdated CX Framework? Here’s Why You’re Missing Out on Real Results

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Originally posted at [link] Introduction In the realm of business-to-business (B2B) interactions, customer experience (CX) is often approached through standardized frameworks and prescriptive methodologies, frequently rooted in models from major industry analysts like Gartner, Forrester, and others.

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Beyond Deliverables: How AI and Customer Centric Strategies Are Redefining Professional Services

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Invest in Team Training Focused on Client Engagement Technical skills can only go so far; true client satisfaction often hinges on the quality of interactions with the team. Personalize Client Interactions Clients crave personalization, especially when it feels genuinely attentive rather than automated.

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The State of Digital Customer Experience Report 2024

For the first time, customers prefer digital channels when interacting with a business. With customers expecting faster, more efficient digital interactions, businesses must adapt to stay competitive. This shift requires a reevaluation of how businesses prioritize their contact center operations.

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AI in the Workplace: Transforming Customer and Employee Experience

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A satisfied and engaged workforce translates to better customer interactions, as happy employees are more likely to provide excellent customer service and foster positive customer relationships. Enhanced employee well-being and engagement lead to more positive interactions with customers, improving overall customer experience and loyalty.

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Crafting and Cascading a Customer Experience Strategy Across Global Organizations

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A well-crafted CX strategy transcends the superficial touchpoints of customer interaction, delving into the cohesive integration of all company divisions to deliver consistent, high-quality customer interactions. Sales and delivery teams provide invaluable data through regular customer interactions.

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The Verint Experience Index: Retail

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AI for Business Outcomes: Selecting the Right Tools to Drive Results

Customers expect to be able to interact with your organization whenever and however they want. They also expect your agents to have insights into their journeys so that they don’t have to repeat themselves as they move through various channels.

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How Mature Are Your Digital Experiences? A Step-by-Step Guide to Improved CX

As digital channels dominate customer interactions, experiences are critical to get right. Not only does a better CX improve customer satisfaction, increase retention, and create more engagement, it also drives key business results, including lower operational costs and higher profits.

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How to Leverage Quality Management to Transform the Customer Experience

Determining behaviors that are critical to successful customer experiences, and then coaching agents to exceed that standard on every customer interaction, is the key to running a great contact center. When was the last time you took a step back and really examined the quality management (QM) in your contact center?

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The Conversational AI Journey: What to Expect from Start to Finish

Speaker: Gary Davis, SmartAction CEO

How automating a customer service call isn’t as simple as using a script from a human interaction. You’ll learn: The internal stakeholders you need to involve and engage to make your conversational AI project a successful one. What happens after go-live, and how to monitor, fine-tune, and train your virtual agent.

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How to Leverage AI to Drive A Better Human Experience for Your Customers

Speaker: Adam Cutler, Co-Founder of IBM Design, IBM Distinguished Designer, AI Design

In this webinar, you will learn how: the use of AI can enhance the human experience in customer interactions. Join Adam Cutler, Co-Founder and Distinguished Designer at IBM Design, to learn how AI can bring growth, and the opportunity for long-lasting connections that help humans thrive.

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Strategic CX: A Deep Dive into Voice of the Customer Insights for Clarity

Speaker: Nicholas Zeisler, CX Strategist & Fractional CXO

Today, far too many brands do VoC simply because that’s what they think they’re supposed to do; that’s what all their competitors do. NPS and C-SAT become the keys to the realm, but offer no true insights. So how do you reach a place where VoC actually provides clarity?

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Top Techniques for Coaching Your Contact Center Agents

Speaker: Francoise Tourniaire - Founder of FT Works, Omid Razavi - Chief Advocacy Officer at SupportLogic, and Gregory Walker - Senior Product Manager at SupportLogic

Traditional methods of agent coaching lack the ability to automatically analyze the unstructured data inside support interactions to identify opportunities for improvement and reward strong performance.