#3. Using data, social context & game theory to engage customers & influence behavior

Customer Journeys are a great start, but what if we can influence behavior so that customers can reach their goals faster and more efficiently. Understanding a bit about human behavior and using tools to influence better behavior in customer journeys represents a new area of value creation – helping customers to be successful at realizing goals.

04/27/23
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