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August 18, 2026

Signal, noise, and the customer continuity problem: Michael Hutchison, Head of TME & Customer Experience

Published in: Customerland | May 26, 2026

In this industry feature, Michael Hutchison, Head of TME & Customer Experience at eClerx, examines one of the biggest challenges facing modern enterprises-transforming fragmented customer signals into meaningful, continuous customer experiences. As customers interact across multiple digital and physical channels, organizations often struggle with disconnected data, making it difficult to understand customer intent and deliver personalized experiences. Scott argues that businesses must move beyond collecting more data and instead focus on connecting insights across the entire customer journey.

The article highlights how artificial intelligence, unified customer data, and real-time analytics can help organizations distinguish meaningful customer signals from background noise. By creating a single, continuous view of the customer, businesses can improve personalization, strengthen customer loyalty, and make faster, more informed decisions. Scott concludes that customer continuity will increasingly become a competitive differentiator, enabling organizations to build stronger, long-term customer relationships while improving operational efficiency.

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