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DCG research and articles about: customer experience

FUD

Want to make your intranet great (again)? Get rid of the FUD

FUD fəd/ noun; fear, uncertainty, and doubt, usually evoked intentionally in order to put a competitor at a disadvantage. In the case of intranets, it is often an organically generated feeling articulated as “here we go again” when the internal communications start talking about the “new and improved” intranet. Intranet Principles Most of us who have worked… read more >

Pharma firms turn to customer journey mapping strategies

Business transformation, or its offspring–digital transformation–is sweeping across the pharma industry. In reality, most pharma companies been slower to embrace transformation than firms in many other industries, such as retail and CPG. Now pharma companies are either racing or at least marching double-time to catch up with new business models and customer expectations. As a… read more >

Hollywood: coming to a business near you

The other night my husband and I saw American Made, the recent movie starring Tom Cruise as a rogue pilot who gets enmeshed with drug cartels. It was an energetic, fast-paced, entertaining movie that we both enjoyed. Funny thing, though. The first comments that both my husband and I made to each other when walking… read more >

Dreamforce 2017

Scott Liewehr will join the world’s largest gathering of marketers to experience at Salesforce Dreamforce 2017 in San Francisco, November 7 – 9, 2016. With more than 2,000 sessions and thousands of live solutions from the world’s largest cloud ecosystem, Dreamforce has tailored content specific to any industry, role, and company size to help attendees learn how to make the most of every customer interaction by creating customer journeys that deliver exceptional brand experiences.

Webinar: A New Approach to Single Page Applications

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Creating experiences that meet the expectations of today’s consumers requires control over content, placements, and presentation. Single Page Applications (SPAs) can provide significant value to businesses, with gains in performance and development speed.

Cathy McKnight joins speakers from BloomReach and Authentic in this webinar that explains SPAs and shows how they can overcome the constraints of traditional solutions for experience management. Cathy explains the business, marketing, and user requirements that are driving companies to SPAs. The panel discussion covers how marketers can manage experience in an SPA environment, accommodate contributors, access features that marketing teams love, and realize performance benefits and faster development.

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Single Page Applications – Why they make sense

Like any industry, there are trends and hot topics in the world of MarTech and content management. One of content management’s current hot topics is the single page application or SPA … because is it really thing in technology if it doesn’t have an acronym? A single page application, in the simplist of definition, is when a… read more >

Free Developer Report

Pharma Marketing: Get Started on Creating Great Customer Experience with Journey Strategies

In this report, Connie Moore offers unique insights into customer journey strategies and journey mapping practices that can be leveraged for better customer experience in the pharma sector. Marketing is already challenging for pharma companies. Pharma continues to spend the lion’s share of its marketing dollars to reach patients via broadcast advertising and print. Direct-to-consumer… read more >

A partnership between customer experience and operational excellence is emerging

Customer Experience and Operational Excellence join forces for digital transformation

In early 2017, we declared that operational excellence (BPM) practitioners and customer experience (CX) experts would join forces this year to transform the business, starting from initial customer interactions and then going all the way through to back office operations that support those customer interactions. It was a powerful statement, especially since the project teams… read more >

Marketing executives: get prepared for digital security breaches

Here’s a question: is your firm (and the marketing organization in particular) prepared for the hours, days, and weeks following a major breach in your organization’s security perimeter from an external or internal attack? If the answer is no, or maybe, you are in good company. Like ostriches with their heads in the sand, the… read more >

Walking a tightrope without realizing the risk

Equifax’s egregious response to a hacking breach–it’s past time to take precautions

Well, it’s happened again. We should be used to it by now, but it’s still shocking. Here’s yet another massive cybersecurity breach by criminals who made off with social security numbers, birthdays, addresses, and in some instances, driver’s license numbers and credit card numbers. (See this NBC News report for more details.) This time the… read more >

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