Intentional Customer Experience

Intentional Customer Experience

Paul Wallace MBA PhD

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Editorial:
Palmetto Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Gestión: liderazgo y motivación
ISBN:
9798318851995
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Your customers don’t experience your org chart. They experience your system.You have talented teams, strong intentions, and real investment in customer experience. Yet somehow, the results remain inconsistent. Sales promises one thing, Support resolves another, Product builds in a different direction, and Customer Success scrambles to hold it all together. Retention feels unpredictable. Growth feels fragile. And no one can clearly explain what the customer journey actually looks like from beginning to end.Intentional Customer Experience: Designing Systems That Drive Retention, Trust, and Growth changes that. Drawing on more than two decades of executive leadership, Paul Wallace, MBA, PhD, introduces a practical, operational framework for transforming customer experience from something that happens by accident into something deliberately designed, measured, and governed. This is not a book about service culture or inspirational storytelling. It is a guide to building the structures, signals, and operating disciplines that align every function around shared customer outcomes and deliver predictable results at scale.Inside, you will discover how to:• Move from reactive, department-centric customer management to a coordinated system that drives retention, trust, and long-term growth• Turn customer data into actionable intelligence that enables early intervention, cross-functional alignment, and smarter decision-making• Design progress-based metrics, governance models, journey maps, and enablement systems that scale without shifting complexity onto customersWhether you are a CEO, Chief Customer Officer, VP of Customer Success, Product leader, or operational executive, this book gives you the architecture to make customer experience a financial discipline, not just a cultural aspiration.

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