Led by principal Kathi Disch, CCXP, Experiscape presents an innovative perspective on people, organizations, and experience. Passionate about behavior, Kathi keeps the person as the key focus. Her expertise in analytics, psychographics, and emotional intelligence contributes to her success in strategic leadership.
“Today we have incredible resources in the areas of data mining, marketing automation, AI, geotargeting/retargeting. We can extract the most value from these knowledge and technology assets when we understand the forces driving behavior,” Kathi points out.
These drivers, explains Kathi, are both intrinsic and extrinsic to the individual. “Our brains lead us by establishing behaviors that become patterns. Our environment exerts pressures that cause us to entrench in our patterns or creates friction that leads us to change them.”
Through her extensive background working with companies on corporate culture, process improvement, research, training, marketing and communications, Kathi has a bird’s eye view of the interactions and influences that lead an organization to customer-centricity.
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X-Spheres
In business, experiences happen through interactions with people in person or by phone, texts, emails, chats, and transactions occurring via screens. There are a growing number of X-spheres, each encompassing its own area of specialization. CX, tagged to be the primary differentiator of successful businesses in the next two years, addresses all these pathways because CX includes all touchpoints along the customer journey.
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Customer Experience. Heralded as the key differentiator of business success, attention to CX is rapidly growing across industry verticals. CX covers all touchpoints a customer has with an organization, including marketing, sales, customer service and every outreach, channel and interaction that touches the customer along the way. CX is rooted in company culture and EX, which drives positive or negative experiences.
Employee Experience. EX is generated by the culture of an organization and stems from how employees are treated, motivated, and recognized for their efforts. Positive employee experience fosters employee engagement (EE), which is the emotional bond between the employee and the employer. Strong employee engagement has been shown to produce positive CX, leading more organizations to refocus policies, procedures, and workplace environments to acquire, cultivate and retain high-performing talent.
User Experience. While commonly considered as user interface (UI) with web-based applications, UX technically covers the user-friendliness and functionality of all experiences one has with a company or product.
Digital Experience. DX encompasses a person’s experience with every digital touchpoint associated with an organization, product, or process (for example, enrollment or transaction.) Data gleaned from DX is analyzed to optimize the experience for the person and facilitate the business goal of the process.
Multi-experience. Multi-experience moves beyond omnichannel, integrating technology, devices, and human senses to create a seamless, consistent experience. So, multi-experience includes websites; mobile, web, and conversant apps; smartphones; computers; tablets; smartTV; chatbots; wearables; platforms including Twitter; Facebook; Instagram along with voice, touch, and text. Multi-experience aims to bring the customer effort score to 0.
Total Experience. Total experience elevates shared experiences between X-spheres (EX, CX, UX, MX, DX) for superior business outcomes. Collectively assessing the involvement of multiple parties in shared experiences leads to greater consistency in the quality of CX and EX.
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