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Customer Experience #Leadership or Customer Service Management?
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20 Important Customer Experience Statistics for 2012
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Customer experience is more important than ever. Just look at what its done for Apple for example. Here are 20 important statistics to keep in mind for 2012.
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IDEO Takes on the Government | Metropolis Magazine
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The nimble consultancy brings design thinking to political structures in desperate need of reinvention.
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The Value in Wowing Your Customers – Fred Reichheld – Harvard Business Review
A friend of mine in Dallas loves the local Chick-fil-A restaurant. The reason? An employee named Jose once asked my friend’s three-year-old to help with the mopping — and proceeded to give the boy a ride around the restaurant on the mop. For my friend, this was a “wow!” experience, the kind of out-of-the-ordinary event that you want to tell people about — and that inspires you to recommend the business that provided it.
Read all at The Value in Wowing Your Customers – Fred Reichheld – Harvard Business Review.
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Trust Is Dead. Long Live Trust! – Tammy Erickson – Harvard Business Review
Trust Is Dead. Long Live Trust! – Tammy Erickson – Harvard Business Review.
As business leaders pick up the post-recession pieces, I’m increasingly asked how companies can restore trust with employees. My answer: only by instituting new talent management approaches that reflect the reality of today’s relationship between employees and the corporation.
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It’s 2012 and you are STILL ignoring Social Customer Service?
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I came across a chart in Information Week’s article, “How To Get From CRM To Social” that blew me away. As in “OMG, you have got to be kidding me” blown away.
Check this out:
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Convenience : The third essential of a customer-centric business
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Technology and innovative design have made many products and services more predictable and efficient, the two lower levels of Different’s 7 Essentials of Customer Experience. Convenience, the next essential of customer experience, is a critical factor in determining how customers make decisions about what to buy, what services to use, where to go, and with whom to engage.
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