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The customer experience evolution: Today’s data-driven, real-time discipline

IBM Big Data Hub

An evolution of customer experience (CX) was to be expected. Throughout modern history, organizations have encountered internal and external challenges that changed how they interact with customers and how customers view those organizations. Customer needs changed. Customer retention is difficult to keep high.

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Customer Experience Trends: How To Stand Out From the Crowd

Reltio

Customer experience trends might change from time to time, but the central component remains steady: The customer must be at the heart of every business decision that you make. Customer Experience Trends: The Rise of the Consumer. Every facet of business has changed to adapt to the Experience Economy.

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Business process reengineering (BPR) examples

IBM Big Data Hub

BPR examples are not one-time projects, but rather examples of a continuous journey of innovation and change focused on optimizing end-to-end processes and eliminating redundancies. This blog outlines some BPR examples that benefit from a BPM methodology.

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Connected products at the edge

IBM Big Data Hub

This is especially true in manufacturing and industrial engineering. which involves the integration of advanced digital technologies and IoT into manufacturing processes and connected devices that transmit and receive instructions and data. Robots on the manufacturing floor are programmed to be aware of and work with other robots.

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Unlocking value: Top digital transformation trends

IBM Big Data Hub

For example, generative AI as a prompt engine will improve efficiency by dramatically reducing the time humans take to create outlines, come up with ideas and learn important information. For example, applied ML will help organizations that depend on the supply chain engage in better decision making, in real time.

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AI in commerce: Essential use cases for B2B and B2C

IBM Big Data Hub

.  In the context of this rapid advancement, generative AI and automation have the capacity to create more fundamentally relevant and contextually appropriate buying experiences. To take one example, AI-facilitated tools like voice navigation promise to upend the way users fundamentally interact with a system.

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Data monetization: driving the new competitive edge in retail

CGI

Harnessing data—be it to anticipate future consumption trends, refine sales forecasts, optimize inventory management and replenishment, or improve customer experience —has become crucial to delivering greater value to customers and the business. The in-store customer journey can be enriched further with meaningful related data.

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