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Customer journey maps are so much more than a handy visualization tool for rooting out pain points and gaps in the customer experience. The goal is to take those insights on board and turn them into goals for your business. Done right, a customer journey map can help you answer big-picture questions like the following:

1. Why is my churn rate so high?
2. Why do customers seem to prefer the voice channel over email and chat?
3. What targeted emails and calls-to-action should I send out and when?
4. When should I proactively reach out to the customer?
5. What is the customer trying to achieve in their own life using my product?
6. What is the best way to handle customer complaints?

In this Special Report, we’ll dive into what types of questions a journey map can help you answer, the seven bottom line-related business goals it can help you meet (and exceed) and a step-by-step process of how to create your own customer journey map.

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As many organizations clamor to become more customer-centric, a lot of businesses overemphasize customer mandates for speed and efficiency and further shed the experiences that nurture long-term customer loyalty.

Innovation consultant Colin Hunter, Founder and CEO of Potential Squared, shares insight on how his team trains leadership teams to instill behavioral change within their organization to bring forth a better customer experience. Hunter also shares why design thinking sometimes fails and the type of problems that it's meant to solve. 

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• Jessica Cryer, VP of Business & Customer Strategy, CSPN
• Stefany Singh, Director of Digital Innovation, Canadian Institute for Health Information
• Paul Pellizzari, VP of Global Social Responsibility, Hard Rock
• Christopher Mahlberg, VP of Business Banking, BMO Financial Group
• Johnny Russo, VP of Marketing & E-Commerce, The Kersheh Group

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One of the most powerful customer experience tools is the Customer Journey Map. The tool allows a holistic view of your customer’s experience with your brand from first touch to long term engagement. In this report, we look to highlight a few key points in which journey mapping can enable your digital experience strategy. 

This report features insights from:

• David Boone, CEO, Staples Canada
• Yves Rannou, VP Digital Solutions, Sunwing
• Christopher Mahlberg, VP Business Banking, BMO Financial
• Ben Judy, Head of UX, 7-Eleven
• Brent Johnston, President, Wireless Services

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Employee experience is more important than ever for employers to take into consideration. However, oftentimes employee experience is not a priority in an organization. To help you get started, we’ve narrowed down the four steps you should take to enhance your employee experience.

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The tools needed to execute a customer experience strategy plays an integral role in turning a vision into a reality. We recently interviewed some of our expert speakers on the 4 ways to power CX strategy through employee experience, customer service, design, and technology. Read about it now. This report features insight from: - Stefany Ratkovic, MBA, Director Digital Innovation, Canadian Institute for Health Information - Jade Salazaar, Director, Service Design, Rogers Communication - Tom Doulos, VP Customer Experience, Endy Canada Inc.

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Organizations such as Mattel, Loblaw, Intuit, and BMO Financial utilize Design Thinking to not only drive meaningful innovation, but also foster cross-functional collaboration between teams, customer-centricity as a culture, and lasting organizational transformation to compete in today’s experience economy. 

But what is design thinking and how can you start to implement it? In this article, take a look at the 5 steps of design thinking to help you get started. 

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CX Week Canada interviewed Patrick Bach, Customer Experience & Service Design Leader at TD where he discusses his experiences in customer experience and service design.

CX Week Canada presents this speaker feature from Adrienne Harris, Vice President, New Venutres at DATA Communications Management where she discusses her career background and her personal CX journey.

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Missed out on CX Week Canada 2017? Marketing strategy is no longer developed in the boardroom. It is a scrappy process of rapid experimentation and optimization occurring in a testing and learning environment. In order to meet the needs of a dynamic and ever-changing customer base, marketing must be viewed differently than ever before. This session explores how to evolve marketing culture, transform customers into advocates, deliver an excellent customer experience and the agile toolkit you need to growth hack your marketing approach. Take a look at his presentation.

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