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All'interno del pluripremiato Playbook Omnichannel CX di CIBC

Quale modo migliore di celebrare il CX Day 2025 se non con uno sguardo dietro le quinte del playbook che ┬ valso a CIBC Forrester il premio Customer-Obsessed Enterprise 2025?

Ascoltate come Stephanie Leheta, Senior Director, Client Experience Strategy, e Deepta Rayner, Senior Director, CX Measurement, stanno trasformando la CX omnichannel in una realt┐, trasformando la strategia in azione e i dati in risultati attraverso ogni touchpoint del cliente.

Condividono ci┛ che guida i progressi reali, cosa ┬ stato necessario per arrivarci e come hanno costruito lo slancio con i team pienamente coinvolti.

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  • Come collegare i dati tra i vari canali senza perdere fiducia o controllo
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