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CX Files is about to become a book and the launch event will be in Las Vegas this coming June! See you there...
CX Outsourcers
https://knowledge-executive.com/product/cxo/
Mark Hillary
https://www.linkedin.com/in/markhillary/
The CX Company has been designing chatbots and conversational AI systems for 15 years. Their software engages over 4 million customers every day.
Simon Foot is the UK and Ireland Director of The CX Company and he talked to me about the opportunities for chatbots and why there are so many disappointing chatbot implementations.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonfoot/ https://www.cxcompany.com/
Matt Sims is the founding director of 4t4Consult, based in the UK.
Until last year he was the CEO of Teleperformance in the UK and South Africa. He has taken some time off to go running and fishing, but now he is back in the CX market as an adviser. In the podcast he explains what his clients are looking for - both from the perspective of CX suppliers and their clients.
https://4t4consult.co.uk/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-sims-7892542/
Martin Hill-Wilson is one of the best-known CX advisors from the UK. He has been training, advising, and mentoring CX leaders for decades now and his company Brainfood Consulting is presently focused on emotive CX for customer interactions.
In this episode of CX Files Martin focuses on emotive CX and how we can avoid losing the human touch when planning customer interactions that use some automation.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/customermanagement/ https://www.brainfoodextra.com/
James Dodkins is better known as the CX Rock Star. He blends music and business insight when helping companies improve their CX. Customer Experience magazine recently called him the #1 CX Influencer in the UK.
In this episode we discuss how companies need to change so they function more like a football team, how to hire the right people for great CX, and how to explore collaboration.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesdodkins/ https://www.rockstar.cx/
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