Customer Journey Mapping Market in Central & Eastern Europe: An In-Depth Analysis of Growth Dynamics
QKS Group
(formerly Quadrant Knowledge Solutions) Reveals that the Growth of the Customer
Journey Mapping Market in Central & Eastern Europe, Projecting an
Above-Average CAGR by 2028
This
expansion is driven by the region's robust digital transformation initiatives
and the growing demand for strategic alignment between business operations and
IT. Organizations are increasingly adopting CJM solutions to optimize
processes, foster innovation, and enable data-driven decision-making. This
surge in adoption reflects a commitment to enhancing agility, streamlining
operations, and maintaining a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving market.
Key
Questions Addressed in the Study:
Market
Dynamics: What is the
current and future competitive landscape of the CJM market in Central &
Eastern Europe?
Vendor
Positioning: How will
vendors position themselves across customer segments, from SMBs to large
enterprises, by 2028?
Solution
Deployment: What will
be the trends in cloud-based versus on-premises CJM solutions by 2028 in the
region?
Vendor
Strengths and Challenges:
What are the relative strengths and challenges of vendors operating in this
market?
Market
Forecasts: What are
the projected market trends across major industries, and which competitive
factors will shape vendor positioning?
The findings
provide valuable insights into how the CJM market will evolve in Central &
Eastern Europe, helping businesses and vendors navigate opportunities and
challenges in this rapidly growing sector.
Strategic
Market Insights
QKS Group defines
Customer
Journey Mapping (CJM) as “the visual representation of customers’
experiences throughout their interaction with an organization.” CJM software is
designed to help organizations analyze and visualize customer interactions
across various channels and stages of the buying journey.
The software
offers capabilities such as data analysis, visual mapping, and collaboration
tools, enabling organizations to identify touchpoints, address experience gaps,
and align organizational goals with customer experience (CX) strategies. These
features ultimately support organizations in improving customer satisfaction
and loyalty.
Vendors
covered in this Study:
Salesforce,
SoftwareAG, Quadient, Gainsight, MEGA International, SAP Signavio, Smaply,
Mavim, Capsifi, UXPressia, Miro, Microsoft, Pegasystems, cxomni, Mural, Lucid,
Milkymap, Cemantica, QuestionPro, and Custellance.
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