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If you’re reading this, you may be a hospital exec, an investor, or a pharmacist. One thing you all have in common, though, is that you are all also customers somewhere.

TUI has picked up two awards at this year’s International Customer Experience Awards (ICXA), taking home Gold for Best Employee-Driven CX and Silver for Best Customer Service. The winners were announced at Thursday’s award ceremony in London.TUI was a finalist in four categories at this year’s CX Awards. The awards celebrate something that colleagues across…

AI is transforming customer experience in EMEA. But not for everyone – New Talkdesk report explores AI adoption across EMEA, including the operational and workforce challenges organisations face as they expand its role

San Francisco Bay’s Redwood Empire Whiskey announced the appointment of Kristina King as its new Visitor Experience & Whiskey Club Manager. 

·97% of O2 customers associate the brand with peace of mind, while 93% consider it an honest and transparent company. ·O2 celebrates its eighth anniversary with ‘Let an O2 friend tell you’, a campaign that turns its customers’ experience and recommendations into its best covering letter. ·O2’s evolution has brought greater connectivity capabilities, with fifteen…

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Q4 can make or break many companies. CX leaders advise brands to look back at what worked and what didn’t, report successes to internal stakeholders and use insights to set budgets.

Nowhere is that more evident than when an unhappy customer walks through the door, calls on the phone or sends an email.

Providing a great experience for customers has become a credo for many companies today. They realize that a great end-to-end experience will attract and retain customers, as well as engage the enthusiasm and creativity of employees. Customers still want a wireless plan, auto insurance policy or a mortgage with the right features at the right…

Diners care about speed and convenience. Not quite as much as the food, maybe, but close. It shows most at the end of the meal, when the bill turns up (or very much doesn’t). Sitting there waiting on a card machine, or working out who owes what for that extra glass of wine, can flatten…