Sat.May 03, 2014 - Fri.May 09, 2014

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Routing Customers for the Best Outcomes

Joe Rawlinson

'Your customers think they know who to talk to at your company to get their problem solved. The trouble is that your customers are wrong. Their assumptions are incorrect. Or you’ve changed since the last time they came to visit. It is your job to make sure you route your customers to the right place to solve their problem. This last week I visited a local government office to get a permit.

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Increasing Your International Customer Base and Experience Online

Win the Customer

'You can offer your products and services to customers in another country but learning the culture in new markets is the key to an exceptional experience.

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Never Under Estimate the Power of a Thank You Note to Boost Customer Loyalty

Kristina Evey

'Thank You Notes Show You Care About Your Customers. Remember Thank You notes? The things that we encouraged to write as kids every birthday or holiday when we received gifts from relatives or friends? My own personal experience is that I didn’t enjoy writing them at all. But, my mom had a point – “They made an effort to purchase a gift with you in mind.

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A Conversation: De-Risking the First 90-Days for Your SaaS Customer

Amity

De-Risking the First 90-Days for Your SaaS Customer. The following is part of a series of conversations about Customer Success Management (CSM) between Pam McBride, Director of Marketing at Amity and Jason Whitehead, CEO of Tri Tuns. Pam looks at CSM from the perspective of the tools and platforms CSMs need. Jason brings the perspective of the consulting methods and approaches CSMs should employ to drive user adoption and ROI with their customers.

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The Verint Experience Index: Retail

Reports of the death of in-store shopping have been greatly exaggerated. This year’s retail survey found that more than 60 percent of consumers start and end their journey by visiting a store. Retail customers value price above everything, but the importance of other factors varies for different brands. In-store shopping is valued highly by grocery and home improvement customers Technology retail customers place less importance on in-store experiences – for them it only ranks sixth Digital exper

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Security Tech Crosses Over to New Frontiers

Customer Interactions

'Technology always seems to evolve in ways that we cannot anticipate. Who would have thought that a cellphone would go from having a singular purpose of making and receiving calls to being used for everything from filming videos to mobile banking? Today’s smartphone is a great example of how technology can cross over into entirely new applications.

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Secrets to Creating an Engaging Culture

Brad Cleveland Blog

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe once said, “Instruction does much, but encouragement does everything.” Many studies bolster this view, showing a strong link between engaged employees and higher levels of productivity and profitability. (In one example, Gallup found that companies ranked in the top quartile for employee engagement are 18% more productive and 12% more profitable than those in lower quartiles.

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Is Social Media a Risk?

Brad Cleveland Blog

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Is Social Media a Risk?

Brad Cleveland Blog