Throughout 2019, customer experience or “CX” has been a top concern for businesses throughout the world. After all, CX is now the only way for brands to effectively and consistently differentiate themselves in a growing market. Unfortunately, there are still many companies out there that could be missing the mark on some key issues for customer service.
Sabio Group, one of the market leaders in customer experience solutions, recently conducted a study into the most significant frustrations in the industry today. According to Sabio, three key problems are at the heart of the concerns that brands will need to address in 2020 if they want to become better at delivering customer experiences. These issues involve:
- Taking advantage of conversational user interfaces
- Addressing the impact of excellent voice and augmented solutions
- Ensuring effective analytics within customer journeys
Creating an Incredible Strategy for Customer Experience
According to the Chief Innovation Officer of Sabio, Stuart Dorman, more CX teams are beginning to recognise that simply pursuing a broader omni-channel strategy for customer engagement isn’t enough in the current landscape. In 2020, Sabio believes that we’ll begin to see an increased emphasis on the refinement and management of smarter customer journeys. Instead of simply creating as many channels as possible for customers to connect through, companies will begin to direct people towards the channels and resources suited to their needs.
Of course, there will be challenges to face when it comes to providing this level of high-scale engagement. As conversational user interfaces become the more common way for customers to begin engaging with organisations, it’s essential that projects receive the care and attention of CX specialists. Sabio feels that today’s customer journey strategies should be optimised with the latest analytics tools. This way, companies will be able to identify strategies for customer experience improvements.
At the same time, Sabio also feels that businesses need to understand the increasing complexity of voice interactions. This could mean providing agents with better levels of augmented support to help them accomplish more in the contact centre.

