Psychology of Digital Friction and the Path to Predictive Experience
Hosted by Douglas Hynes, Senior Product Manager - TeamViewer
This session explains how everyday digital friction (interruptions, delays, instability, overload) affects attention and performance, and how real-time signals plus automation/AI enable predictive experience management to reduce friction before it disrupts employees.
Aimed at those XM and XLA practitioners with some experience, ready to scale their efforts, this session will:
- Explain the psychology of digital friction and how small disruptions accumulate to impact attention, stress, and performance.
- Identify measurable, real-time indicators that connect XLAs to employee experience (not just system uptime).
- Apply an action model using automation/AI to move from reactive support to predictive experience management that reduces friction before it disrupts work.

