Author: CXM Editorial

UK travel sector research

The internet has transformed the travel sector, as holidaymakers can now book the separate components of their break online, rather than having to go through high street travel agencies. But in such a competitive market, customer service and fast responses...

Consumers want speed and flexibility

Customers are becoming more demanding, according to a recent survey...

Confusion over call payments

Call recording specialsists Business Systems say there is still a lot of confusion in the market about the implications for Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance when recording calls. Any organisation taking sensitive data from a customer, in particular credit or debit...

Customer Experience Innovation Done Right

These are extraordinary times. Of course, I’m not the first person to say these words. That’s how JFK kicked off his man on the moon speech in May 1961. He also said (slightly paraphrased), “We choose to go to the moon...

New health sector

NEW Health Sector In partnership with the Patient Experience Network Note from Ruth Evans Welcome to this month’s Health Sector edition of Customer Experience Magazine. It is our intention that we celebrate all the positives around our healthcare industry. I feel there is already...

What's your Brailsford?

I love discovering new ways of looking at how we increase performance and deliver better service. I’m, particularly, inspired by insights from different areas like sport, music, the arts etc. One such insight that I have been using with my clients...

Health and safety law becomes the new excuse for poor customer service

After recently hearing that the Health and Safety Executive have a...

Connect at the awards

Have you booked your table yet for the UK Customer Experience Awards 2013? Space is limited and places are booking up fast for the prestigious event, which takes place in London on October 17. Finalists were announced at the end of...

UK travel sector research

The internet has transformed the travel sector, as holidaymakers can now book the separate components of their break online, rather than having to go through high street travel agencies. But in such a competitive market, customer service and fast responses...

Four ways to use five senses

A customer experience that’s a feast for the eyes – and the nose. Hollister’s unique sensory experience got Gaetan Germain thinking; how can companies utilise the five senses to differentiate their customer experience from their competitors? A visit to a Hollister clothing...