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How Hesta used co-creation to help members

Helping members at scale by co-creating its way to a new kind of digital experience is one step Hesta’s experience team has taken to help the wider organisation lift customer satisfaction.

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Great Southern Bank's customer chief: Scoring rebrand impact

A doubling of market share across first-home buyers, portfolio growth 1.8 times system growth and a slew of younger customers are some of the hefty commercial wins Great Southern Bank has chalked up following a transformational rebrand.

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How CX leaders can broaden their scope of impact

It’s time for customer experience leaders to open the aperture and think more broadly about the ways they can impact, align with and accelerate key business initiatives, says Forrester’s CX executive partner and senior analyst, Su Doyle.

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Forrester: Why it’s time to inject confidence and energy into CX

As CX professionals know all too well, it takes years to gain maturity and consistency of customer experience across an organisation. But as Australia emerges from the shadows of the pandemic, it’s clear investments into CX transformation are paying dividends.

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Why Coles is ramping up investment in a customer data platform

The supermarket shopping experience of the future will not only be driven by seamless and personalised omnichannel experiences that mitigate friction in the buyer journey for customers, they’ll be predictive, Coles’ technology and customer experience chief says.

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How Quitline tapped this AI tool to re-engage lapsed quitters

“Quitline is always looking for new and innovative ways to engage and communicate with people who want to quit smoking or vaping,” Quitline manager, Lindsay Whelan, told CMO about its decision to adopt a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool.

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Why this customer chief is picking up the phone

The ascent of the digitally savvy consumer has accordingly given rise to the fully digital brand. But in an era where experience trumps almost everything else, sometimes even the most sophisticated digital solutions fall short of what a customer actually needs.

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How Super SA put customers at the heart of its digital transformation

Customers might be the most important part of many organisations, but by definition, they tend to be external to its processes and functions. They can be polled, surveyed and observed, but inevitably they are at risk of being left out of key decisions, especially during times of extensive or rapid transformation. But when it came time for Super SA to undertake its digital transformation, the leadership team found a simple yet effective way of keeping customers at the centre of their thinking.