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Is change moving too fast today?
Take a look at this quote from a very famous book: The exploitation of the world market has given a cosmopolitan character to production and consumption in every country. … All old-established national industries have been destroyed or are daily … Continue reading
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Mobile payment systems are changing fast
Have you used PayPal recently? It has revolutionised the world of online payments and though auction sites like eBay used to have a murky history of people paying for items they never received, PayPal has worked hard to improve the … Continue reading
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Tagged auction, banking, contactless, credit card, customer service, ebay, mobile, payment, paypal, regulators, sms, technology
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The mobile world is maturing fast
Smartphone sales are predicted to top the one billion mark this year – the phone has morphed from a device we use for making calls into a fully functioning computer in our pocket. And now that so many consumers are … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, customer service, digital, email, internet, kindle, marketing, mcommerce, mobile, phone, retail, smartphone, technology, tv
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IT in the cloud – how will it change life at work?
Think for a moment about the software and IT systems you use in your personal life. Not the Excel spreadsheets you plan the budget on, or the creaking database used inside the company for planning appointments, but the systems you … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, corporate, docs, drive, enterprise, facebook, flickr, google, it, mail, maps, personal, picasa, storage, technology, twitter, youtube
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Ada Lovelace Day: Focus on female tech leaders
Today is Ada Lovelace day. Ada Lovelace Day aims to raise the profile of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics by encouraging people around the world to talk about the women whose work they admire. This international day of … Continue reading
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Tagged ada lovelace, alcatel lucent, ald12, bg group, bryan glick, bt, computer weekly, engineering, facebook, female, influential, leader, maths, met police, network rail, post office, royal mail, shell, technology, thomson reuters, women
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Farewell Steve…
Many today are saying a farewell to Steve Jobs, the co-founder and former CEO of Apple. Jobs was a visionary inventor, creator, and designer. He championed a belief in the self that has always been unusual in the corporate world … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, buddhism, corporate, death, ipad, iphone, ipod, it, itunes, steve jobs, technology
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Cloud on the horizon
The cloud is a technical concept, usually something for the IT people to focus on and not the kind of concept that should be on a customer service blog, so why am I about to talk about it here? Sometimes … Continue reading
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Tagged apps, billing, cloud, computing, customer service, flickr, google, it, linkedin, salesforce, support, technology, virtualisation, wordpress, youtube
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Taking customers on a journey
The speed of change in the way we communicate with each other and the organisations around us has meant a significant shift away from the traditional focus on ‘Customer Service’ and the embracing of an overall ‘Customer Experience’. Customers don’t think … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, communication, customer experience, customer service, engagement model, journey, kpi, retail, technology, web
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