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Within the Execs In The Know community, a wealth of CX knowledge exists as a part of our CX Research library. As the appetite for industry research and data continues to grow, we will be evolving and taking our research to new levels. 

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  • CX Leaders Trends & Insights

    CX Leaders Trends & Insights reports provide in-depth insights into the experiences and perspectives of both consumers and practitioners alike, including analysis and commentary from Execs In The Know community members. The CX Leaders Trends & Insights reports are part of a series that is published twice yearly, including a fall Consumer Edition and a winter/spring Corporate Edition.

  • CX Hot Topics Research

    Deep dive into some of the hottest topics within the industry. From Industry-based Reports, to Self-Help Solutions, Gig, Work-From-Home, AI, and more – put your finger on the pulse of the industry and discover which topics are being discussed and investigated within the Execs In The Know community.


Latest Research


2025 CX Trends & Insights: Consumer Edition
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2025 CX Trends & Insights: Consumer Edition

  • Self-help adoption (for all purposes) surged from 55% in 2024 to 78% in 2025, with resolution rates improving to 81%.
  • 75% of consumers have or would avoid doing business with a company if they disagreed with that company on matters related to DEI.
  • 91% of consumers think it is either “Very Important” or “Somewhat Important” that companies treat all customers fairly, regardless of background or identity.

2025 CX Without Silos: Bridging Front- and Back-Office Operations to Elevate CX

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2025 CX Without Silos: Bridging Front- and Back-Office Operations to Elevate CX

  • Forty-seven percent of CX leaders indicate the current level of investment in their back-office operations is either “Low” or “Very Low.”
  • Sixty-three percent describe the back-office operations value as “Very High” or “High.”
  • Seventy-seven percent view their back-office operations as either “Highly Aligned” or “Somewhat Aligned” with greater CX and customer care.