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Director, B2B Customer Experience at Ipsos

This is a useful reminder from my colleague Jamie Thorpe and our client at Bupa Kathryn Scott of the value of reviewing where you are on your CX journey. We’ve found that the Ipsos CX Maturity Assessment framework works well both for those starting on their CX journey who need to set direction and establish priorities, and those who are a few years in and want to refresh their roadmap.

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CXO | XM Professional | Industry recognised CX Leader | Speaker | Professional Services & Platform Specialist

CX Maturity & Roadmap - Many organisations are wrestling with questions such as "How mature are we really as a CX organisation?", “What do customers want from us?”, "What does great look like in and out of our sector?" and "How do we plan to evolve our CX to be the best?", meaty questions indeed. As part of our end to end CX provision we undertake many maturity assessments (using the Ipsos three levels of maturity and six core competencies) and develop tactical and strategic roadmaps with our clients. The opportunity to engage stakeholders, baseline, benchmark and have a personalised achievable CX plan using a proven framework has demonstrated its significant value over and over again. My strong advice to those serious about CX is to not overlook the importance of this activity as part of your discovery and design. Whilst we can’t share all the details here, it’s nice to see what Kathryn Scott thought of the exercise we undertook with Bupa… #ipsosuk #ipsoscx #gamechangers Lorraine Rough CCXP Amanda Clack Chris Bratt Michelle De Bellelay-Bourquin Bekah Hancill Hazel Anderson Phil Corr Joe Marshall Trevor Martin Laura Godfrey Ben Llewellyn Helen Wilson Jim Kelleher Matthew Chatterton Ian Davis Georgia Pettit

Kathryn Scott

Head of Customer Insight

4mo

Taking time to assess where you’ve come from, where you are now and where you want to go by identifying the gaps and opportunities is important for continuous improvement. Thanks Matthew Chatterton

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