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January 10, 2005

Customers Will Get More Attention In 2005

Survey Of NA Firms Identifies Customer Experience Priorities

This is the second document in the "State Of Customer Experience, 2005" series.

by Bruce D. Temkin

with Bob Chatham, Elizabeth Backer


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Forrester interviewed execs from 176 large North American companies about their customer experience practices. Most respondents expect customer-facing efforts to increase in importance in 2005. While many firms view growth as the top priority, utilities and telecom firms plan to focus more on cost cutting. In their quests to improve customer experience, respondents view the lack of organizational alignment as the most significant obstacle.

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Analyst: Bruce D. Temkin
Technology: Customer Experience
Geography: North America

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