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| Management number | 220491248 | Release Date | 2026/05/03 | List Price | US$19.20 | Model Number | 220491248 | ||
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At 7:14 AM, Neil's SUV sent him one message: "Front axle service scheduled for Thursday. Estimated savings: $212. Accept?" Seventeen autonomous systems had already handled everything while he slept — diagnosis, negotiation, scheduling, insurance notification, and calendar booking. Neil tapped Accept and finished his coffee. That is the Customer Sensor Economy. And it is rewriting every rule of customer experience right now. In Before They Ask, Michael R. Hoffman — creator of the CxC Matrix Framework and author of the original Customer Worthy (500,000+ downloads, recognized by the Journal of Marketing) — delivers the definitive strategic playbook for the era when AI agents, ambient sensors, and self-optimizing systems handle the entire customer journey before a human ever forms a conscious need. The rules changed. Here's what replaced them:The Customer Sensor Mesh: Your customers are already surrounded by 30–48 connected devices generating continuous signal streams. The organizations that survive the next decade will be the ones who synthesize those signals into anticipatory value — not just collect data, but act on it at machine speed.The CxC Matrix 3.0: The proven 15-stage × 6-channel framework — expanded with four cognitive processing layers (Perception, Cognition, Actuation, Emotion) — becomes the operating system for autonomous CX management across 810+ performance accountability points per customer, per session, per channel.The Femtosecond Economy: Customer attention is now priced, traded, and optimized in millisecond increments. Learn how to engineer micro-interactions that create outsized loyalty before customers know they're engaged.Four Domains of Customer Reality: Physical. Digital. Hybrid. Synthetic. Your customer exists simultaneously across all four. This book maps every dimension — and shows you how to win in each.AI Agents as Customers: By 2031, the majority of purchases in key categories will be initiated not by humans — but by AI agents executing decision protocols. Designing experiences for algorithmic customers is now a primary competitive discipline.The 2031–2040 Roadmap: From wearable intelligence to self-programming customer networks — a rigorously reasoned timeline for the transformation leaders must begin engineering today."In the Customer Sensor economy, every device, signal, and micro-interaction becomes either a monetizable asset or a competitive liability."Packed with the CxC Matrix 2.0 templates and worksheets, an AI Prompt Library for Customer Experience Engineers, measurement frameworks and KPIs, and a complete glossary of Customer Sensor terminology, this is not a book of concepts — it is an operational blueprint. Who needs this book: Chief Experience Officers and CX leaders designing 2030 strategy. Technology and AI executives building the next-generation infrastructure. Marketing, operations, and service leaders ready to transform their customer systems. Consultants and advisors who need the framework language that is becoming the standard for the field."Seventeen systems. Zero friction. $212 saved. One confirmation tap. That is what it means to think like a customer in 2031."The companies who read this book and act will be building the sensor-aware, AI-orchestrated customer systems that dominate the next decade. The companies that don't will be explaining to their boards why customers defected to enterprises that served them before they even asked. The Customer Sensor Economy is not coming. It is here. Before They Ask shows you how to lead it. Read more
| ISBN13 | 979-8995222651 |
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| Language | English |
| Publisher | Customer Worthy Publishing |
| Dimensions | 6 x 0.6 x 9 inches |
| Item Weight | 15 ounces |
| Print length | 262 pages |
| Publication date | March 19, 2026 |
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