Consumer wellbeing and sentiment are reshaping CX
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Businesses are unprepared for customer emotions, writes Matthias Goehler of Zendesk. Here is how AI-driven technology can turn the tide of customer sentiment.
Matthias Göhler joined Zendesk in October 2021 as EMEA Chief Technology Officer. As a regional CTO, he leads the development of Zendesk´s vision for innovation in customer experience based on the needs of EMEA customers.
He is passionate about helping brands realize their goals for market-leading customer experiences that can build deeper customer relationships and brand loyalty. Matthias has more than 20 years of experience in technology and SaaS industries. He joined Zendesk from SAP where he spent the last 10+ years in their Customer Experience practice building up an industry portfolio for Customer Experience.
Prior to SAP, Matthias worked with Gemini Consulting with their strategy practice. Based in Mannheim, Germany, Matthias also volunteers his time as a coach for various start-ups and social projects.
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