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Qualtrics (XM) delivers industry-leading experience management solutions to over 8,000 global organizations, including half of the Fortune 100. This resource provides investors and professionals with centralized access to essential updates about the company’s strategic initiatives, financial performance, and market leadership.
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Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) has launched Digital Experience Metrics (DX Metrics), a framework to measure the impact of customers’ digital experiences on spending. Research indicates that enhanced customer satisfaction can lead to a 37% increase in spending, while reducing task effort can yield a 23% increase. DX Metrics offers businesses a way to benchmark their performance against industry standards, improving customer relationships and revenue potential. The tool will be available in Q2 2022.
New research from Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) reveals that only 55% of college students feel their education is worth the tuition, highlighting a significant disconnect between student satisfaction and administrative perceptions. While 78% of administrators believe students are satisfied with their social experience, only 58% of students agree. With 1 million fewer students enrolled in U.S. colleges since 2019, institutions are urged to improve student inclusion and understanding. Higher satisfaction is linked to feeling understood, as evidenced by the 41-percentage point gap in academic satisfaction.
Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) released new research indicating that the pandemic has positively transformed employee work and family life. 68% of employees report closer family ties, and 89% of remote workers with children say their kids are happier at home. Key improvements include a 43% enhancement in work-life balance and a 39% increase in job satisfaction. However, mental health remains a concern, with 31% feeling better and 31% worse. Notably, 47% of U.S. employees changed jobs recently, prioritizing flexibility and growth opportunities over pay.
Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) announced its participation in two virtual investor events in March 2022. CEO Zig Serafin and CFO Rob Bachman will attend the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference on March 7 at 5:25 p.m. EST. Bachman will also participate in the JMP Securities Technology Conference on March 8 at 11:30 a.m. EST. Webcasts for public presentations will be available on the company’s investor relations website. Qualtrics, a leader in experience management, supports over 16,750 organizations worldwide in improving customer, employee, product, and brand experiences.
According to research by Qualtrics (Nasdaq: XM), a significant 92% of U.S. employees desire a four-day work week, citing benefits such as enhanced mental health and productivity. However, 46% fear it could negatively impact sales and revenue. Despite preferences, 50% opt for flexible working hours over a fixed four-day week. Employees overwhelmingly support paid mental health days, with 89% indicating these would boost productivity. The study highlights that a shorter work week could enhance employee loyalty and recruitment efforts.
Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) has launched XM Discover, a suite of products designed to improve customer and employee experiences by leveraging unstructured feedback. This offering allows companies to analyze conversations across various platforms using advanced AI and machine learning. With over 80% of organizational data being unstructured, XM Discover aims to give organizations a competitive edge by unlocking hidden insights. The suite includes five specialized products focusing on customer, employee, brand, product, and continuous design insights. Over 80 organizations are already utilizing this technology to enhance experiences.
New research from Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) reveals that nearly 1 in 4 U.S. consumers stopped buying from brands due to inadequate COVID safety measures. While 30% opted for new brands citing improved safety protocols, 22% abandoned brands they deemed unsafe. Furthermore, 72% of customers appreciated the introduction of DIY gourmet hotdog kits by J. Dawgs, indicating a shift in consumer expectations. The study highlights the importance of brand ethics, with 57% aware of brand values, and 65% switching brands over unfulfilled promises.
Qualtrics (Nasdaq: XM) released research indicating that Gen Z consumers (ages 18-24) are the most dissatisfied with brand interactions, rating federal agencies, investment firms, and airlines poorly, with only 13%, 14%, and 16% respectively giving positive ratings. Conversely, Baby Boomers showed high satisfaction rates. Notably, Gen Z is more likely to shift purchasing habits based on COVID safety measures and brand values, with 30% refusing to buy from brands lacking safety protocols. Companies are urged to adapt to the high expectations of these consumers.
Qualtrics (NASDAQ: XM) reported a record year in 2021, ending with over 16,750 customers globally and an annual revenue of $1.1 billion. Notably, 143 customers are now spending over $1 million annually, a 93% year-over-year increase. In Q4, major organizations like Barclays and Southwest Airlines expanded their partnerships, focusing on enhanced customer and employee experiences. The company has seen nearly 30% of its revenue come from international markets, and its expansion continues in sectors including government, healthcare, and finance.
