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I am sweating as I write this. Not because I’m anxious or worried about getting it done. Because earlier this week — right in the middle of a heat warning — our air conditioner broke down. I am currently living through day three of sweltering at the keyboard. This is relevant because, over...
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Here’s the basic customer journey for getting a Krispy Kreme doughnut: you develop a craving after becoming hungry. You go to the nearest doughnut shop (which are almost always open, even in lockdowns, if they serve coffee). You pick out your preferred flavour, pay, and then begin eating. Not...
The banking sphere was not spared from the implications of COVID-19 with a myriad of issues to resolve. With branch closures, remote working, and increasing customer expectations, most banks’ digital transformation accelerated beyond everyone’s imaginations. Traditional, often-antiquated...
I recently read a fascinating report from Conversocial —“The State of CX Trends 2021 .” In it, the authors share results of a study that sampled over 2,000 U.S. and EU consumers, as well as over 100 CX professionals, to better understand how customer communication needs have changed over time,...
The Scotland CXPA Network is a local community of CX professionals to connect, learn, and share ideas and best practices with each other. We welcome you to stay connected in this online space in between your in-person events planned by CXPA volunteers. We can’t wait to welcome you at our next...
This post originally appeared at Vector-BN . We live in a world of 3rd party enablers that assist companies and some of the brands we love to bridge the gap between their traditional business models and the needs and desires of the customers they serve. These 3rd party companies are happy to...
I’ve noticed that, when I write about CX or speak with other CX professionals, I often tend to append my anecdotes about my own experiences with something like, “Well, now, this wasn’t a huge deal, but...” or, “Of course, it’s not the end of the world, but ...” I see many other CX leaders do...
I used to work out at a gym that had a bothersome, but almost comedic tendency: Whenever a piece of equipment broke down, someone would diligently and swiftly mark it with an “Out of Order” sign. The particular machine would usually sit like that (broken, that is) for weeks on end. Now, part...
Improving our processes is hard work. There’s a lot of research and thinking that goes into the exercise of getting better at what we do. Add to that the complexities and politics of change management—especially if your organization is large and/or well-established—and it can be daunting for...
I’m blessed to have been recruited to work in the field of Customer Experience. I came to the practice of CX via Process Engineering (Lean Six Sigma, or LSS). Using PE to better our CX is an incredibly fulfilling use of a legacy approach to improving what we do. Years ago, before I was...
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