Experience management (XM)

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Does anyone have any special techniques they leverage to assist in open commentary engagement? Looking for ideas that may help our digital clients provide more insightful recommendations or comments when leaving a product CSAT score.   Thanks, Marisella 

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Not only popular search engines but within this community too, the use of terms like low engagement, survey fatigue and declining response rates seem to confirm the trend that surveys are rapidly losing their effectiveness. Certainly in B2B environments with their complex buying groups and multiple stakeholders, surveys often fail to capture the full customer sentiment. This transition is not a question of if, but when, organizations must adapt their customer experience strategies. So what is your organisation doing to compensate for the shortcomings of the old fashioned survey? What new ways are being found and developed to gain different and better actionable insights?

A question for the community - I’d love to hear any insights: How do you discover emerging trends, innovative methodologies, or potential disruptions in the world of Experience Management (XM)? Do you allocate time for this each week/month/quarter? And are there any unconventional or unexpected ways you and/or your teams try to learn and develop in this area?🤔

We continue to see a decrease in customer trust and feedback, especially in the government space. I'm curious to learn how other organizations approach community engagement surveys. How often do you conduct them, what sample sizes do you typically aim for vs the size of your community, and what types of questions or themes do you focus on? I'm especially interested in understanding how you balance getting meaningful feedback with avoiding survey fatigue. We seem to be surveying our residents more than other local municipalities, and I don’t know if we are gaining any value fromt that. 

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Companies and organizations use different methodologies and frameworks to guide and structure the way they work. Although some are industry specific, most share common aims like wanting to increase efficiency & consistency, improve the quality of their outputs or having to meet certain regulatory requirements to name just a few. Some of these resonate strongly with the Client Centric philosophy like Service Management as defined by the ITIL framework which I've championed for example. But I'm curious to the thoughts and experiences of the Thought Leaders here!With which industry best practices or business frameworks does the XM methodology work best with in your view? 

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TL;DR: The blog outlines significant shifts and emerging trends in customer and employee experiences that organisations must adopt.Key points:Companies are focusing more on understanding customer needs for better relationship building. Employee satisfaction has become a priority, as engaged employees lead to improved customer service. Technology advances are driving new ways of gathering experience feedback. The importance of integrating customer and employee journeys is highlighted. Organisations that adapt quickly to these changes can gain a competitive edge.The full content is about a 5-minute read.

Qualtrics defines XM (Experience Management) as "a holistic approach to listening to the voice of customers, employees, and other stakeholders and using the knowledge, understanding and insights to design and improve the experiences you deliver. It’s used by organizations to launch new experiences based on powerful market research to uncover unmet customer and employee needs, and then to continually optimize those experiences as their market and their stakeholders’ needs change".*  Although Lord Kelvin and Peter Drucker’s quotes may be a bit tongue in cheek, they do make one wonder how XM is actually managed. And when done well, how does