Tag: CX news

This week in CX: the rise of human-centric leadership

Happy Friday! ‘This week in CX’ brings you the latest roundup of industry news.This week, we explored the push for human-centric organisations, the influence of consulting, Gen Z’s growing dislike of credit cards, and why Brits shy away from salary discussions.We’re...

HBX Group leverages AI to turbocharge customer experience

It was a nine-year journey to get HBX Group to its IPO in February of this year. The €725 million raised from the public offering is expected to go towards paying down debt and accelerating the next phase of growth...

Brand loyalty is on thin ice. Two strikes and you’re out, says new report

Consumers are running out of patience, brands are on notice—mess up twice, and 70% of your customers will walk away. That’s the stark warning from Emplifi’s latest report, The Social Pulse: State of Consumer-Brand Engagement on Social Media in 2025....

TrampolineAI promises to end healthcare contact centre headaches

Healthcare contact centres are infamous for long wait times, repeated explanations, and frustrated members stuck in an endless loop of transfers. But TrampolineAI, a new AI-powered contact centre platform, claims it can finally cut through the chaos with real-time intelligence...

Teknosa rolls out personalised, location-based offers to customers

Teknosa, a consumer electronics retailer in Turkiye, is sending out to its customers, based on their location. Launched in November, the service enables the retailer to send a personalised invite via its app or SMS to customers if they are...

Forrester says AI agents and influencers are running B2B buying and companies need to catch up

Forrester is calling time on old-school B2B sales strategies. According to new research unveiled at B2B Summit North America, buyers have moved on, but most B2B organisations haven’t. Today’s decision-makers are younger, rely on AI agents for research, and trust...

Primark CEO scandal, CFO turnover surge & OpenAI’s $40B power move

Primark CEO resigns over allegation of misconductPrimark CEO Paul Marchant has resigned after an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards a woman in a social setting. Marchant acknowledged his mistake and accepted that his actions fell below the company’s...

Study reveals how app crashes wreck consumer trust

An app crashing could be the digital age’s equivalent of a car breaking down on the highway—users are left stranded mid-task, fuming with frustration. A new study reveals just how deep the damage runs, from lost engagement to abandoned platforms...

Shutting down mediation, automating models, rejecting Immigrants: a trend of displacement

Trump administration moves to shut down Federal Mediation AgencyThe Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) has been effectively shut down by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) following a March 14 decree by President Trump. The move, aimed at...

Fiserv brings the “smartest” point-of-sale system to Australia

Fiserv has introduced Clover, its all-in-one point-of-sale (POS) system, to the Australian market, offering small businesses a smarter way to manage payments, inventory, and customer interactions, all while eliminating the frustration of outdated terminals and clunky software.Already powering 3.5 million...