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To Better Train Workers, Figure Out Where They Struggle

Harvard Business

In a 2014 survey , 55% of executives said a major constraint to investing in training was that they did not know how to measure success. Almost half (49%) said that it was difficult to ensure a return on investment (ROI). And in another survey, 87% said they cannot calculate quantifiable returns on their learning investments.

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Why Companies Are Creating Their Own Coworking Spaces

Harvard Business

While the focus of many spaces is to create new digital products and services, evidence from broader coworking surveys suggests other roles could benefit from this practice. User satisfaction surveys consistently rank them as the favorite aspect of corporate coworking. Now, do these spaces work in promoting innovation?

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6 ways to renew (and stick to!) your CX vows

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Meanwhile quantitative research methods—including surveys, website analytics and CRM data—can provide broader stroke insights that inform a deeper understanding of customer preferences and receive feedback on your current CX. 3 questions to ask during this step: What metrics will you use to benchmark and improve the customer experience?

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How Blockchain Can Help Marketers Build Better Relationships with Their Customers

Harvard Business

But according to The CMO Survey , only 8% of firms rate the use of blockchain in marketing as moderately or very important. This would defeat the denial of service attacks — a type of cyber-attack that involves recruiting bots to hit a website with millions of requests that causes the website to go down or to provide poor response time.