IDC PlanScape: Future of Customer Experience — Implementing Customer Experience Suites Using a CX Services Partner
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IDC PlanScape: Future of Customer Experience — Implementing Customer Experience Suites Using a CX Services Partner
This IDC PlanScape provides insight into the advantages of using a professional services vendor to help an organization plan and execute a business project that involves implementation of customer experience (CX) software. It describes the types of vendors operating in the CX services space, and it describes the key capabilities and characteristics to look for when an organization is looking to appoint a CX services partner for a project involving implementation of a CX software suite. "Professional services vendors can be an important asset for organizations looking to drive business change that involves the deployment of a customer experience software suite — a CX services vendor can make the difference between success and failure for a business project," says Douglas Hayward, IDC research director for Customer Experience Services. "But while technical capabilities are important, enterprises should remember that vendor empathy and a good cultural fit between client and supplier are also important drivers of project success."
Please Note: Extended description available upon request.
This IDC PlanScape provides insight into the advantages of using a professional services vendor to help an organization plan and execute a business project that involves implementation of customer experience (CX) software. It describes the types of vendors operating in the CX services space, and it describes the key capabilities and characteristics to look for when an organization is looking to appoint a CX services partner for a project involving implementation of a CX software suite. "Professional services vendors can be an important asset for organizations looking to drive business change that involves the deployment of a customer experience software suite — a CX services vendor can make the difference between success and failure for a business project," says Douglas Hayward, IDC research director for Customer Experience Services. "But while technical capabilities are important, enterprises should remember that vendor empathy and a good cultural fit between client and supplier are also important drivers of project success."
Please Note: Extended description available upon request.
Table of Contents
16 Pages
- IDC PlanScape Figure
- Executive Summary
- CX Software Suite Implementation Plays a Key Role at Each Level of IDC's Future of Customer Experience Model
- Why Is Using a CX Services Firm to Implement a CX Suite Such as Adobe Experience Cloud Helpful?
- A Wide and Deep Bench of Technical and Project Management Staff
- Access to Practices and Learnings from Other Organizations
- Road Map Analysis and Future Proofing
- Driving Business Change, Not Just Technology Change
- What Types of CX Services Firms Can Help Implement Adobe Experience Cloud or Equivalent CX Software?
- The Strategy Houses (McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, and Bain & Company)
- The "Big Four" Multidisciplinary Professional Services Firms (Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC)
- Global Consulting and IT Services Firms
- Digital Agencies
- Who Are the Key Stakeholders in Software-Enabled CX Transformation?
- The Holy Trinity of the CEO, CIO, and CMO
- Finding the Sweet Spot Between CMO and CIO
- How Can You Manage the Challenges of Employing a Services Firm to Help Implement a CX Cloud Suite?
- Choose a Firm That Empathizes with You and Aligns with Your Culture and Values
- Get Your Vendor to Listen Respectfully … and Then Disagree with You
- Choose a Vendor That Takes an End-to-End View of Customer Experience
- Advice for Technology Buyers
- Related Research
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