The Economics of Trust in AI‑Driven CX Originally published at: https://www.eglobalis.com/the-economics-of-trust-in-ai-driven-cx/ Introduction Enterprise customer experience has moved into a “hard work” phase where boards demand measurable ROI, not AI novelty.…
CX Gap Discovery: When AI Is Necessary—and When It Isn’t AI or Not—That Is the Question for Your Company. Originally published at: https://www.eglobalis.com/cx-gap-discovery-when-ai-is-necessary-and-when-it-isnt/ Executive summary Most B2B organisations do not…
Why saying "It's company policy" literally causes physical pain to your customers. Neuroscience shows us that the human brain processes social rejection in the exact same neural regions that process physical pain. When a customer asks for a refund or a feature and your team hides behind "company policy," the customer's brain doesn't process it as a business rule. Their amygdala processes it as tribal rejection. It triggers an immediate "fight or flight" response. In my new article series focusing on the deep communication skills of CX, we are dissecting the most dreaded scenario: Delivering a "No".
Agent Experience (AX): Why AI Agents Need Their Own Experience Design for B2B Originally published on Eglobalis: https://www.eglobalis.com/agent-experience-ax-why-ai-agents-need-their-own-experience-design-for-b2b/#iLightbox[gallery19107]/0 A leadership inflection point from copilots to autonomous work Enterprise AI has…
This article illustrates Daniel Kahneman’s peak-end rule through a real-life customer service story: wrongful charges on a credit card were overshadowed by a quick and positive resolution. This article examines how endings influence customer memory, why some companies may design journeys that capitalize on this bias, and what CX leaders should do to foster trust rather than masking poor practices.
Experience debt is the silent killer of customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. In this article, we explore how delayed decisions, neglected CX improvements, and friction-filled touchpoints quietly erode customer trust and employee morale. Backed by behavioral science, philosophy, and real-world insight, the piece highlights why experience debt accumulates, how it impacts business performance, and what companies can do to fix it. Learn how to identify emotional friction, reduce customer effort, and design a human-centric experience that’s both memorable and sustainable.
Many companies rush to fix their chatbots without addressing the real issue: broken internal communication. In this practical and provocative article, discover how poor knowledge flow, inconsistent policies, and siloed updates silently sabotage customer experience. Learn how to audit your internal systems, streamline information sharing, and create a reliable knowledge architecture that empowers employees and improves automation results. Fix your internal comms—then your chatbot will finally work.