Australian retailers are investing in mobile technology to improve instore experiences for customers. According to recent research from VDC Research, commissioned by SOTI inc, 34% of retailers are investing in …
Happy customers are cheaper to service, less price sensitive and less likely to churn. Customer happiness goes beyond customer satisfaction by creating an emotional connection with a brand’s products and …
Customer journey mapping has been an important tool for CX professionals over the years. Journey maps have helped us to understand when and where customers interact with the organisation. They …
Customer expectations are outstripping the capabilities of companies to meet them. The problem, according to a range of recent research and opinion, is the lack of investment in digital business models that enhance operational capabilities while creating value for customers. Companies that don’t fully embrace digital transformation will be fighting an uphill battle to keep customers satisfied.
AI (Artificial Intelligence) is currently reshaping the customer experience. It is being used in a range of contexts to provide intelligent, convenient and informed customer service. AI’s biggest opportunity, however, …
Research from Forrester shows that most CX initiatives were stalled in 2018. The outlook for 2019 maybe worse. Organisations are faltering in terms of improving CX quality. Forrester predicts in …
Essential Energy is one of Australia’s largest electricity distribution networks, supplying power to 95 per cent of New South Wales (NSW) and parts of Southern Queensland. In the past, it …
Don’t spend $2million on a new app without knowing what your customer truly wants. Far from a new app, what customers want are for organisations to fulfill the promises they made …
Curiosity is a basic human instinct. The desire to gain new information and experiences has led to numerous breakthrough discoveries and inventions. If fostered in the workplace it drives innovation …
Customer churn is costing business billions per year. In Australia, businesses lose on average between 6-8 percent of their customers each year. Utilities and telecommunications sectors take the biggest beating …