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The Best MBAs for Customer-Centric Leadership

CSM Magazine

With a heavy focus on analytics, this program is perfect for professionals looking to get a competitive edge with customer data and insights. Standout Course: Customer Analytics , which teaches how to derive actionable insights from big data to improve customer service. More details 3. More details 5.

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Webinar Preview: What Contact Centers Really Need - Big Analytics, not Big Data

Jon Arnold

What began as an exploration of contact center reporting, soon became a bigger exercise in the ever-expanding world of Big Data, and that has inevitably taken me into the adjacent galaxy of BI – business intelligence. The cloud has changed everything, and that brings us to Big Data. The mind boggles.

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How to Best Use Customer Feedback: 3 Ways to Act on Big Data

PeopleMetrics

For all its promise, and all its hype, big data has always had one inherent problem. You see, big data is. And when you're facing something big, you may find it overwhelming. But let’s get you off that cold linoleum floor and discuss how to best use customer feedback.

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Digital Transformation in Retail Banks: Potential Impact on Brand Equity, Customers, and Employees

Beyond Philosophy

I’m capitalizing the first letter of each word because the pervasiveness of digital transformation has all the feel of Big Data a few years ago and Reeingineering in the 1990’s. It is also impacting financial service cultures, as it forces banks to shift from a largely product-centric perspective to a customer-centric one.

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What Do The Pioneers of Customer Experience See for the Future: And What Should You Do About It?

Beyond Philosophy

Lewis Carbone is a Customer Experience expert and speaker, and founder of Experience Engineering. If you haven’t already, I suggest you read his book, Clued In: How to Keep Customers Coming Back Again and Again. You might recall that I recently discussed Customer Science on a podcast.

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Talking Omnichannel But Organised Multi Channel?

Peter Lavers

Pretty much everything described so far has been about what businesses “do” for and to our customers. We “do” marketing and sales, but the customer “does” their experience! Multi channel” is therefore (but unintentionally, I believe) not a customer centric term.

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What a Customer First Strategy Means Post Pandemic

C3Centricity

Up until the covid-19 virus hit across the globe, almost every single organisation, big or small, recognised the importance of satisfying their customers. But most of them were only giving lip service to customer-centricity and very few were actually going beyond voicing their opinions. What do you think? In conclusion.