Introducing the Four Pillars of an Effective XM Technology Platform

An XM Platform is a mission-critical technology to help organization’s navigate today’s challenging business environment. In this article, we introduce the four pillars of an effective XM Platform: Listening, Understand, Act, and Operate.

The State of B2B Customer Experience Management, 2024

Building an Ethical and Effective Passive Employee Listening Program

This post shares how employees feel about different passive listening methods and advice for organizations looking to use them.

XM Discussions: How the National Library of Medicine Uses Experimentation to Explore AI Applications

We examine NLM’s approach to AI, particularly how it has incentivized a culture of experimentation, where people test out AI solutions to uncover opportunities for accelerating and scaling their activities.

Exploring Success, Effort, and Emotion for 23 Industries (2019-2023)

US consumers evaluate three dimensions of customer experience: success, effort, and emotion, across organizations in 23 industries from 2019 - 2023.

Getting Started: Integrating Digital into Your CX Efforts

To succeed in our digital-first era, CX programs must incorporate digital technologies, strategies, and capabilities into their CX efforts. Here we break down the 5 steps for getting started and share examples of CX-digital partnership opportunities.

The Evolution to Modern Experience Management

Experience Management (XM) is evolving from Passive Market Research to Embedded Human Empathy. This post explores the future of XM and explains how to build the 3 capabilities of a Modern XM program that is capable of transforming your business.

$3.7 Trillion of 2024 Global Sales are at Risk Due to Bad Customer Experiences

Using data from over 28,000 consumers and the World Bank, we calculate the global sales at risk due to bad experiences.

The State of CX in the Retail Banking Industry

In this blog post, we share data and trends on the state of customer experience in the banking industry according to 10,000 US consumers and industry experts.

Examining 12 Years of Consumer Trust Ratings

XM Institute has measured trust for more than a decade. Results show that groceries are the most trusted, TV/internet service providers are the least trusted, and the federal government improved the most. Also, older consumers are more trusting.