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Customer-Centricity Goes Beyond Customer Experience Management

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Customer-Centricity Goes Beyond Customer Experience Management Lynn Hunsaker. Customer experience management is necessary, yet insufficient. Traditionally, organizations have managed customer experience with a mindset of how the company is doing, in order to grow revenue. Consequently, surveys tend to ask more about the company than about the buyer, and customer programs typically emphasize excitement and urgency for new purchases and positive word-of-mouth.

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Oil & Gas: The PSIM/Profitability Connection

Customer Interactions

'Oil and gas refineries employ various security technologies like access control, perimeter detection technology and CCTV cameras. In the last several years these facilities have come under increased scrutiny with government regulations such as MTSA/TWIC and CFATS. The use of CCTV continues to grow as facilities add and upgrade cameras from older analog platforms to IP.

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Is the Customer Always Right?

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Hosted Solutions: An Emerging Trend in Public Safety

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'As Director of Marketing-Public Safety at NICE, one of my key roles is to develop educational content that focuses on hot trends impacting the Public Safety industry. One trend I see taking shape is a migration to hosted solutions. With NG9-1-1 on the horizon and municipal budgets continuing to contract, hosted solutions are getting a serious look.

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Is the Customer Always Right?

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