Customer Experience Best Books of 2019 – 2020 Readings
Customer Experience Best Books of 2019 -2020 Yearly List
Creating a Simple and Simplified (S+S) Experience Culture: What needs to change first?
Creating a Simple and Simplified Customer Experience Culture
Best Customer Experience Books of 2018 and What to Look Out for in 2019
Best Customer Experience Books of 2018 and What to Look Out for in 2019
30 Customer Experience New Books I read in 2017 & Expected Books for 2018, Which I Highly Recommend!
Top 30 Customer Experience New Books, I Read in 2017 and 2018 Expected Books
Tear Down This Wall: 27 Ways to Bridge the Gap between CX Company Silos
silos gap customer experience service
Old Version – Treating Customer Experience Silos Dysfunctional Syndrome, and Bridging it. 30 advice’s to Tear Down This Wall!
Treating Customer Experience Silos Dysfunctional
The Pillars of seamless “IOT” transformation into better servitization customer experience and living experiences
Customer Experience The Pillars of seamless “ IOT ” transformation into better servitization, customer experience and living experiences - Where Services, Digital & Physical Products Meets #CX #IOT
Why Customer Experience & Tech are about Less than More? Stop Counterintuitive Design & Cut the Waste
This article will help you as a leader to decide or help your teams to decide where to cut useless features and functionalities. There is no sustainable customer experience without its real pillars: quality, design, great products, services and a human-centric design.
The One Element Of Product & Tech Design That Kills Customer Experience
In the technology industry, specifically within software and hardware usability, design and services, one of the biggest elements that hurts customer experience -- and by that I mean B2B and B2C customers -- is overly-complicated product design.
The 22 Commandments Will Help You Overcome Customer Experience Quality Crises…
In my last article, I talked about quality by looking partially at the Samsung Galaxy S7 product issues. My focus in working with clients is often all the risk aspects that can impact the quality of customer experience, so I want to continue discussing quality. In this article, we’re going to use two personal examples (from different sectors) to illustrate points about trust and customer experience.