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CX and AI ROI: Why CEOs Quantify Everything Except the Customer

Two-thirds of S&P 500 management teams discussed AI on their last earnings calls. Very few could attach a number to what it did for customers. This is not an investor-relations oversight — it is a measurement failure inside customer experience, and it is quietly deciding what gets funded for the next three years.

By |2026-09-29T13:15:17+01:00September 14th, 2026|#cx, #loyalty, #Metrics, #Valuecreation, AgenticAI, AI, artificial intelligence, AX, CX leadership, CX strategy|Comments Off on CX and AI ROI: Why CEOs Quantify Everything Except the Customer

The Service Offers Liquid Filling Is Building — and the One Number That Matters

For fifty years the machine builders made money when things went wrong. A handful of them inverted that — and the proof isn't in a satisfaction score. It's in a 94% renewal rate.

$7.4 Million in Six Months: How Heavy Industry Got AI Customer Experience Right

Trains, crushers and ship engines rarely appear at CX conferences. Yet over three years these companies put AI closer to their customers than most of the software industry managed. What Metso, Alstom, Wärtsilä and TRUMPF actually did, and the eight things that travel to any company.

By |2026-09-29T13:38:41+01:00August 24th, 2026|#cx, #Metrics, #Valuecreation, AgenticAI, AI, Authorship, AX, brand purpose, customer centricity, Customer Driven, Customer Experience, Customer Machine|Comments Off on $7.4 Million in Six Months: How Heavy Industry Got AI Customer Experience Right

Editor vs. Contributor: When the Editor Holds the Counter

Why Unverifiable Rankings Betray Customer Thinking I recently left a CX industry publication where I had been the top-ranked author for more than fourteen months. Over the years I contributed more than 150 articles, trusting that the editorial and ranking processes [...]

By |2026-09-29T13:50:44+01:00June 22nd, 2026|#cx, #Metrics, #Valuecreation, AI writing, artificial intelligence, Business Transformation CX, customer centricity, Customer Loyalty, cxplatform|Comments Off on Editor vs. Contributor: When the Editor Holds the Counter

You Already Pay for Customer AI in Your CCaaS Platform. Is It Switched On?

  Note: When I started and finished writing this article, I realized how absurd the situation sounds — yet the facts prove it is true. Every major cloud contact-centre platform — Genesys, NICE, Cisco, Avaya, Amazon Connect, Five9 and Talkdesk — [...]

By |2026-05-10T18:51:04+01:00May 12th, 2026|#Metrics, AgenticAI, AI, AX|Comments Off on You Already Pay for Customer AI in Your CCaaS Platform. Is It Switched On?

Agentic Customers Don’t Care About Your Experience — Only Your Execution

The next “customer” many companies will face is not a person clicking through your journey. It’s an AI agent acting on that person’s behalf — or a procurement bot acting for a business — with permission to search, compare, negotiate, purchase, and [...]

By |2026-04-07T11:18:50+01:00April 7th, 2026|#loyalty, #Metrics, #Valuecreation, agent to machine, Agentic AI Governance, AI, AX, Culture Transformations, customer centricity, Customer Driven, Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty, Kundenerfahrung|Comments Off on Agentic Customers Don’t Care About Your Experience — Only Your Execution

Customer Journey Management Architecture: When Companies Win Without It

In today’s B2B landscape, customer journey management (CJM) architectures – the systems and processes to map, orchestrate, and optimize every step of the customer experience – are often touted as essential. Many enterprise vendors and consultants urge companies to adopt formal CJM [...]

By |2026-01-08T11:04:49+01:00January 8th, 2026|#CXmeasurement, #loyalty, #Metrics, artificial intelligence, CJM, Culture Transformations, customer centricity, Customer Driven, customer inteligence, Customer Loyalty, Customer Relationship, CX Innovation, CXO, Journey mapping|Comments Off on Customer Journey Management Architecture: When Companies Win Without It

Asia’s B2B CX Benchmark Report: 12 Major Economies Compared

This report was originally published by the European Customer Experience Organization (ECXO.ORG). Here is the original post: https://ecxo.org/asias-b2b-cx-benchmark-report-12-major-economies-compared/ Introduction In Asia’s dynamic B2B landscape, customer experience (CX) has become a strategic priority. China’s rapid rise is especially noteworthy – Chinese enterprises [...]

By |2025-12-26T17:03:00+01:00December 29th, 2025|#loyalty, #Metrics, AI, artificial intelligence, ASIA REPORT ")!%, Business Transformation CX, contact centers, Global View|Comments Off on Asia’s B2B CX Benchmark Report: 12 Major Economies Compared

AI Transformation 2026: 26 Predictions Redefining CX, EX, Design, and Product Innovation

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a peripheral experiment – it has become a strategic centerpiece for businesses worldwide. Top executives are increasingly treating AI as foundational to competitiveness, harnessing its power to reinvent how they engage customers, empower employees, design products, and [...]

By |2025-12-08T14:18:30+01:00December 8th, 2025|#loyalty, #Metrics, #Valuecreation, AI, Amazing Human Cetricity, Biotech, brand purpose, Business Transformation CX, Complex vs Simple, contact centers, Predictions|Comments Off on AI Transformation 2026: 26 Predictions Redefining CX, EX, Design, and Product Innovation

The Best Alternatives to NPS — And Why It’s Time to Ditch the Outdated Metric

This article was originally posted at the European Customer Experience Organization: https://ecxo.org/asias-b2b-cx-benchmark-report-12-major-economies-compared/ Personal Statement on the Future of CX Metrics Every time I see the usual NPS defenders — from Bain and its loyal followers to CEOs who built their brands around [...]

By |2025-12-07T23:32:27+01:00December 2nd, 2025|#CXmeasurement, #loyalty, #Metrics, #NPS, Business Transformation CX, customer feedback, customer inteligence, CX, CX Frameworks, CX Innovation, CXO, Kundenerfahrung|Comments Off on The Best Alternatives to NPS — And Why It’s Time to Ditch the Outdated Metric
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