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April 3, 2008

Obstacles To Customer Experience Success, Europe 2008

European Firms Need More Customer Experience Management Discipline

by Tim van Tongeren

with Bruce D. Temkin, Craig Menzies, Angela Beckers

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Executive Summary

Our survey of customer experience decision-makers in Europe shows that customer experience will play a very important role in European firms' competitiveness in 2008. Few respondents, however, believe that their firms rely on a disciplined approach to customer experience management and many haven't even started a corporatewide effort. Why this disconnect? Often it's because firms lack a clear customer experience strategy. Big firms struggle the most with a lack of internal collaboration. 2008 is a great year for European firms to start drafting a path to Experience-Based Differentiation (EBD).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Customer Experience Plays A Key Role In Firms' Strategies
  • Experience-Based Differentiation Is Still In Its Infancy In Europe

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