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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Retaining Customer Loyalty on today’s Customer Journey Rollercoaster
In his most recent blog, Teleperformance UK & RSA CEO Matt Sims wrote about the changing customer journey and how there has been a dramatic change in the way that customers and companies engage in the past decade. Even in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Strategy
Tagged ao.com, CEO, customer experience, customer journey, CX, forbes, mckinsey
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The Customer Journey Is More Complex Than Ever
Last week saw the annual Execs in the Know Customer Response Summit take place in Austin, Texas. I was not able to attend, but I know that several of my colleagues from Teleperformance USA were there and Amit Shankardass was one of the speakers … Continue reading
Is Virtual Reality A Game Changer For Retail Banking?
We know that the banking industry is going through one of the most revolutionary periods in the last 300 years with the phenomenal rise in customers switching to mobile banking. Figures recently released by the British Banking Association show internet banking … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Service, Financial Services, Innovation
Tagged banking, f&s, fintech, innovation, virtual reality, VR
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No Need For Fear: Social Robotics And AI Can Create New Business Opportunities
Last year I read a fascinating book called “The End of Nice” by Richard Newton. The book explores how robotics and service automation are changing the society we live in and particularly how this will affect employment as we know … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Service, Innovation, Strategy, Technology
Tagged AI, atom bank, automation, hfs research, phil fersht, richard newton, robitcs, robot, robotics, RPA, social media, The End of Nice, vodafone
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Great CX Is Not Just A “Nice To Have” Strategy – It’s Essential
Two years ago the Harvard Business Review (HBR) published a detailed analysis on how to quantify the value of the customer experience (CX). Their research showed that across different industries and business models it could be demonstrated with hard data … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Strategy
Tagged customer experience, customer service, CX, forbes, harvard business review, HBR, millennials, shep hyken, strategy
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