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Kristoffer Alves Brekke July 31, 2025July 31, 2025

Customer Journey Data: A Puzzle with Missing Pieces

Understanding customer journeys is like assembling a puzzle—except many pieces are scattered across systems, some are shaped differently, and others

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Kristoffer Alves Brekke July 30, 2025July 31, 2025

One Customer and One Service Provider? Not Anymore.

For decades, service models assumed a simple relationship: one company provides, and one customer receives. But today’s service landscape has

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Ragnhild Halvorsrud August 8, 2022July 29, 2025

What Makes the Customer Journey Such a Powerful Concept?

Only 20 years ago, customer journeys were unknown to most people (or associated with travel). Today, the customer journey is

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CJML SPECIFICATION

The following elements constitute the full specification of CJML. Each file is provided in PowerPoint format.

[Introduction]: Overview and background
[Visual Notation]: Elements, diagrams, symbols
[Diagram Generator]: Layouts for modeling
[Terminology]: Key concepts and metamodel
[Data format]: Machine-readable structure

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  • Customer Journey Data: A Puzzle with Missing Pieces
  • One Customer and One Service Provider? Not Anymore.
  • What Makes the Customer Journey Such a Powerful Concept?

CJML basics: Interactive game

Learn the basics of CJML in a few minutes. This interactive minilecture will open in a new window. It explains the basic elements and diagram types. Press the button below to start the game!

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