Customer experience today is about more than a smile, a competitive price, or a good ecommerce website. It’s about giving your customers (whether B2C or B2B) the right outcomes at every touchpoint, both online and offline, through a seamless omnichannel journey.
To achieve this, and deliver a truly customer centric approach, you need access to real-time customer insight. But that’s not all. How can you use all of your assets — supply chain, stores, staff and digital infrastructure — to execute on that insight? And how do you work with your business partners to deliver the right outcome for your customers?
The reality is that every CIO must play a leadership role in helping their organisations rise to their customers’ expectations.
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