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User Research Starts at Home

How much time did you spend on the design for your company website? How about your logo? And your products or services? My guess is you spent a lot of time on these items, maybe even hired specialists outside your organization to make sure you got it right.

How much time did you spend designing your company?

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The Rise of the Chief Anthropology Officer

As customer understanding becomes the most powerful sustainable competitive advantage, the comparative study of human societies and cultures and their development has become a core business competency. The ability to conduct qualitative ethnographic research, develop insights based on that research then translate those insights into business strategy is as important as the technology strategy the CTO is driving.

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A (not so) Comprehensive List of Customer Journey Mapping Tools

The primary tools for customer journey mapping are analog: whiteboards, butcher paper, post-it notes and markers are sufficient. The problem with these tools is that it is difficult to evolve the map that is created. For a customer journey map to grow with the organization it is necessary to transfer it to a digital medium so it can be built on over time. Unfortunately, there are not many purpose built solutions for moving your map beyond pen and paper.

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2016: The Year of Contextual Relevance

In 2016 context relevance will be most important factor driving customer satisfaction and loyalty. Marketing is currently leading the charge on contextual relevance but customer demand for contextual relevance extends beyond the presentation of offers.

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Three Key Misconceptions About Experience Design

There are three key misconceptions about customer experience design that are limiting its effectiveness in many organizations. These must be resolved for companies to design experiences that are effective, enjoyable and differentiated.

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The Dangers of Benchmarking

Industry benchmarking is worthless activity unless the others in your industry are the best. If you compete with mediocre companies you will only achieve mediocrity.

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5 Key Principles for Creating a Positive Customer Experience

Enjoyable and effective customer experiences don't just happen. They must intentionally and deliberately designed across every touchpoint. This requires a deep understanding of your customers and an unwavering focus on their perspective. There are 5 key principles that help guide the creation of great experiences:

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Know Your Customer

Two men were born in 1948. Both were were raised in Great Britain. Both are married, have two kids, love dogs and are wealthy. And both are princes.

On the surface these men would appear to be quite similar. But engagement designed for one would probably fail for the other. One of these men is Charles, Prince of Wales. The other is Ozzy Osbourne, also known as the Prince of Darkness.

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