Listen to Questions for now to hear big thinkers discuss today’s big questions in digital CX. Featuring thought leaders from beloved brands and influential institutions, Questions for now is packed full of compelling perspectives and actionable insights.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessTechnology |
On this episode, we explore how eco-friendly apparel brand Frank And Oak evolved its business model to adapt to customer expectations — and how data, feedback and technology are used to optimize its CX strategy. more
On this episode, we discuss customer experience trends – and how these trends are impacting CX leaders’ priorities in 2024. more
On this episode, we explore the relationship between employees and technology — and how brands can harness employee-facing technology to improve their customer experience. more
On this episode, we explore whether voice-first experiences will be as ubiquitous as the internet and smartphones — and how brands can prepare for a voice-first future. more
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