Customer and Digital Experience Excellence

A research & publication project by img and the University of Mannheim

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The project short and crispy

img and the University of Mannheim are working together to examine and define the topic of Customer and Digital Experience Excellence (C/DXE) from a scientific as well as practical perspective, thereby creating a standard work on the subject. 

On this blog, results in forms of definitions, value creation potential, case studies or recommendations for action, are continuously prepared and published until they are finally concluded in the form of a book.

The 11 most important consumer trends for an excellent customer journey
research and evidence Jürgen Rösger research and evidence Jürgen Rösger

The 11 most important consumer trends for an excellent customer journey

Even though the pandemic has accelerated these 11 trends named by Josh Howarth, they are still on a growth trajectory. What connects and drives most of them is technology. Especially in the areas of fintech (digital wallets), social media (social shopping) and augmented reality (VR/AR shopping). Those who want to differentiate themselves from the competition with an excellent customer journey and increase their sales will find new potential in these trends.

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Why physical brand experiences are essential in the digital age
mechanisms, research and evidence Florian Jürgs mechanisms, research and evidence Florian Jürgs

Why physical brand experiences are essential in the digital age

The way we live and work has changed dramatically in the wake of the pandemic. We have increasingly moved away from physical spaces to digital ones. These may currently seem more effective and productive to us, but the very element of magic that happens when people (and brands) come together in real life is missing.

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Messy-Middle – The mysterious place of consumer decision-making
research and evidence Jürgen Rösger research and evidence Jürgen Rösger

Messy-Middle – The mysterious place of consumer decision-making

Potential San Francisco travelers invest about 350 information and communication interactions in completing a travel/flight booking; around 80 to select a laundry detergent. Since 2015, the number of consumers who engage more deeply with their product decision in the so-called mid-funnel has increased by more than 250%. And the trend is still rising. What's the reason for this? Does everyone have too much time?

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