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Have you ever wondered about the history of the CX discipline and what it is.

Robin Miller and Graham Clark of Customer Results discuss why now is the time to move from CX as Art to CX as Science and why a failure to do so will doom CX

CX is the discipline, techniques and approaches  of delivering greater customer experiences, an essential ingredient in delivering great business models.

No-one is asking “Is CX important?” amd “Why?” anymore.

What they want to know is “How do we do CX” and specifically “How do we do it that will guarantee results”.

After 18 years of “CX as Art” where mystical magicians (aka Consultants) drew Journey Maps and activated NPS or CSAT surveys and then left with everyone confused about what to do next it is time for a more predictable, measurable approach to Customer Experience (CX) applying more metrics, more data, more technology tools and a formal methodology is required as we advance the CX Movement.

We call this new model CX Science to impact your CX Operating Model.

Graham and Robin explore a number of topics

  • “The difference between Customer Experience and the discipline of CX”
  • “What the main techniques are of CX” (which we will explore in our later podcasts)
  • “Why there has been way too much CX Selling and way too little effective CX Doing”
  • “The Journey of Fred the hospitality CX champion”
  • “Why a reduction of executive support for your CX program is only a pause not the end”

Resource Links

  • CX Science Introduction*** Requires free Talking CX signup (see below)
  • The Experience Economy – A Foundational Book on Experience by Joe Pine of Harvard – Click Here 
  • CEM 4.0 – Customer Experience Management by Nihat Tavsan – One of the most practical guides on CX – Click Here
  • Managing Customer Experiences & Relationships – Another book from experience legends Donn Peppers and Martha Rodgers – Click Here
  • Smart Customers Stupid Companies – Michael Hinshaw – The Best Title For A CX Book ever – Click Here
  • Chief Customer Officer = Jeanne Bliss – The original bible – Click Here 

 

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