Customer experience has been having a moment. Businesses have been steadily recognising that to differentiate, to build loyalty and to thrive in challenging market conditions paying greater attention to the customer experience (CX) is paramount. But as we look to next year, to the prospect of a recession and increasing cost-of-living pressures, CX will need to be more integrated in all aspects of an organisation and more sophisticated in how it is approached.
Adding the employee experience
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, digital transformation was already firmly on the radar. Businesses were talking about transformation, but they were rarely actually...