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2019
April 29 - 30, 2019 // Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel

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Speaker(s):
Jarno Duursma, Speaker, trendwatcher, author, Studio Overmorgen
Description: This presentation discusses the most important technological development of the coming years: artificial intelligence. What can companies expect? What should we do as more and more human skills are being taken over by these kind of systems, such as looking, listening, talking, reading and reasoning? And what will the future of artificial intelligence look like? What is definitely possible, and what isn't? How does this change the relationship with your customer?
The future is also brightened by the autonomous 'digital butler' who gives you answers before you knew you need answers, and helps you before you knew you needed help. But does it only have advantages? Or not? What are the unintended, unforeseen disadvantages of this technological trend? Just like we should have done with the introduction of social media and the smartphone, shouldn't we be asking ourselves that one important question: what do we want the era of artificial intelligence to look like?
Speaker(s):
Anthony Scodary, Co-Founder, Co-Head of Engineering, Gridspace
Description: Many machine-human partnerships are starting to take shape in modern contact centers. Today, machines make it possible to query and classify vast numbers of conversational interactions. Soon, machines will become increasingly proactive, conversational, and helpful. In this session we will explore what real contact center tasks are best suited for machines today, and how agents and machines can work together most effectively.
Speaker(s):
Tim Bourgeois, Executive Editor, ChiefDigitalOfficer.net
Richard Tea, Director, Analytics & Marketing Automation, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)
Description: This is the journey of a bank that was looking for the new shiny thing, a customer data platform, and ended up choosing a multi-channel marketing hub. How did it happen? What did we discover along the way on our journey about these types of tools? We follow through the steps of this discovery voyage where not a lot of people have gone before ... (Hey, it sounds like a new Star Trek episode!).
Speaker(s):
Bill Trippe, Founding Partner, Publishing Technology Partners
Kevin P Nichols, Executive Director, Experience, AvenueCX
Vijay Hanumolu, Vice President, Digital Strategy, Unum
Description: Can you build a digital ecosystem that enables your organization to delight its customers at every touchpoint, while delivering effective personalization and omni-channel engagement? Can you meet the needs of your customer’s journey across all channels to deliver her relevant content at any given point? For many, a successful customer experience relies on an affirmative answer to both questions. But the “transformation” required to support such efforts presents brands with seemingly insurmountable challenges. Where do you even begin? Our session helps you kick-start a digital transformation initiative by showing you how it can be done, even if you are starting with disparate systems, processes, and disconnected customer experiences. We show you an effective strategy and road map, including best practices in its execution. We offer you real-world examples of what has worked and led to a 400% increase in customer engagement—and what has not—and how you can succeed.
Speaker(s):
Allison Ferch, Executive Director, Globalization and Localization Association (GALA)
Klaus Fleischmann, Managing Director, Kaleidoscope GmbH
Jim Compton, Program Manager, RWS Moravia
Description: You could also add MT, DMS, ERP, DAM, and many others to the list. The point is, tech stacks are getting increasingly complex and the trend toward microservices means it’s only getting more complicated. For professionals working on translation and localization, the round-trip for multilingual content gets harder with each hand-off between systems. An open source, community-driven initiative to simplify and standardize translation APIs has been underway for 2 years and has produced a number of deliverables useful to those working in multilingual content management and delivery. Join this session to learn about the value of an open source solution; what’s being done to facilitate integration, automation, and interoperability; and how you can benefit.
Speaker(s):
Mary Laplante, Consultant, Independent
Krista Kennedy Groenwoldt, Department Head, MITRE Corporation
Donna Cuomo, Assoc Director, Knowledge, Information & Collaboration Solutions, MITRE Corp.
Description: For the past few years, MITRE has been working on making knowledge actionable and enabling people to makere wondering what the business case is, you’re not alone. For many product owners, strategists, and marketers, it’s still hard to envision a viable way to get started. We work with clients every day who’ve taken on this exact challenge and found success. Through real-world examples, this presentation will show you how to identify and pursue the right opportunity for your next conversational design project. We’ll cover why people choose conversational interactions over other digital experiences, how to uncover legitimate use cases for your business, and how to avoid common stumbling blocks in the design and development process. You'll walk away knowing how to identify a compelling conversational experience for your brand, and be ready to navigate the challenges and opportunities of working with emerging conversational interfaces.
Description: This fast-paced workshop gives you the inside scoop on how to match your unique needs to the right DX marketplaces and vendors, ranging from WCM to DAM to CRM, CDPs, marketing automation, and more. Learn how to distinguish among features, architectures, cost and ecosystems to assess how you can underpin your digital strategy with the best-fitting tools for your needs. Come away with a firm understanding of the major pros and cons of the key players and how to replace traditional, waterfall methods with a more modern approach to technology selection. Each participant receives a copy of Tony Byrne’s book,The Right Way to Select Technology.
Speaker(s):
Debra Lavoy, CEO, Narrative Builders
Description: A well-constructed and well-organized corporate narrative is a powerful thing. It explains what you do and why you matter. It can do the following:
  • Build market impact.
  • Drive a more cohesive marketing program.
  • Create a more cohesive business.
It speaks to the market in clear, resonant terms. It supports fluid, coherent corporate communications. It ensures that employees have a shared understanding of what they’re working for, and it plays a key role in business and product decisions and road maps.
Core narratives are a structured approach to organizing core beliefs, truths and facts about your organization. It starts with examining four elements:
  • Why – What is your aspirational value—why does it matter?
  • How – What is your methodology or approach that lets you deliver that aspirational value.
  • Offer – What is it that you sell? What do you do?
  • Proof – Why should I believe you?
The workshop begins with a discussion of the meaning of “narrative,” how it is different from “story,” and how to measure its strength. Then the fun begins:
  • We walk each participant through his or her own narrative strength assessment.
  • We start you on the way toward organizing your narrative.
  • We spend time on how narratives help to foster constructive discussion and help to bring different voices in the company together.
You leave with a clearer way of thinking about narratives and a set of tools designed to help you move forward with yours.
*Participants are requested to bring their own device in the form of a phone, laptop, or tablet to maximize the engagement experience.
Speaker(s):
Bruno Herrmann, Global Leader, Expert And Advisor in Digital Experiences, Products And Content, Independent Consultant
Description:

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Digital customers are disrupting established practices and processes internationally. Product and service leaders must understand, analyze, meet, and exceed local requirements to enter and grow in their target markets. The digital age has set the stage to amplify local reach, relevant resonance, and personal reaction. Whether you are in a globalizing startup or in a multinational organization you have to overcome challenges and seize opportunities to make the most of that borderless stage and deliver effective content and products while demonstrating much agility, velocity, and customer centricity. More than ever, there is no great local experience without global excellence. Digital customers are in the driver’s seat, and know what they look for as well as where, when, and how they want it. Therefore, it is crucial to engage them linguistically, culturally, and functionally before they switch to your competitors in one click or with one word. Join this workshop to unleash the power of the fast track to create and increase digital globalization value. We cover how to do the following:
- Consider a robust framework to execute digital globalization plans end to end, maximize customer experiences, and sustain value matching local customer journeys.
- Build a road map to develop assets, showcase quick wins, and deliver on your business objectives in a time and cost-effective way across multiple markets.

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Wsop- Drive the transformation of digital content and product supply chains into experience value chains by optimizing creation, development, internationalization, translation, localization, testing, certification, and personal customer experiences globally.

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- Benefit and profit from technology enablers that help you turn automated intelligence into intelligent automation and augment local customer reality, specifically within AI-driven ecosystems.
- Capture and measure content effectiveness globally and locally through tangible performance indicators and datadriven operations.
- Develop and elevate digital globalization in your organization as a global profit driver by establishing a collaborative business partnership model across teams, disciplines, and functions.
- Innovate with snackable content to boost micro experiences for international customers.

Description: CRM is designed to help you manage your business ecosystem more strategically. But many companies struggle with CRM deployments. This is a non-technical session designed for business professionals on how to plan and implement CRM strategies. It is based on the integration of the best practices in business processes, people skills development and technology. Attendees will learn how to improve the ROI on CRM investments by developing better planning and user adoption strategies.
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Description: One of the top reasons that customer care processes fail is a lack of alignment with the customer's preferred process, and a one-size-fits-all approach. Do you know your customers well enough to know how to design a process that delights them at every step of the process? Join your peers in this workshop as you learn how to understand customer personas and create journey maps to drive more effective customer service, including how to the following: Listen to your customers so they can tell you what their journey looks like; identify what customer personas look like and how they will affect your process and technology decisions; discover the starting point for persona definitions—and how to strategically expand from there; and define a journey map as the foundation of customer experience management processes.
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