Students? Perception on Customer eXperience: A Comparative Study

CRISTIAN RUSU; VIRGINICA RUSU; FEDERICO BOTELLA; DANIELA QUIÑONES; BOGDAN ALEXANDRU URS; ILIE URS; YENNI MORALES; SANDRA CANO; SILVANA ACIAR; IVAN BALMACEDA

Social Computing and Social Media

SPRINGER

Año: 2020; p. 236 - 246

Traditionally related to Service Science, Customer eXperience (CX) is also becoming a relevant Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) topic. The well-known concepts of usability and User eXperience refer to a single system, product or service. CX extends the UX concepts in a holistic approach, focusing on customer?s interactions (touchpoints) with all systems, products and services that a company offers. CX has a highly interdisciplinary nature; our approach on CX comes from HCI, as many of the customer ? company interactions are based on interactives software systems and digital products. Forming CX professionals is challenging. We think that including CX as topic in HCI courses is becoming a necessity. The paper presents a 2019 comparative study on students? perception on CX, which follows-up a similar study that we have done in 2018. The survey includes students from Chile, Spain, Romania, Colombia and Argentina, enrolled in CS and Law programs. The results help prioritizing the CX topics and designing a CX course.