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From Home Office to Industry Leader: Magellan Solutions’ Evolution and Leadership Journey

Magellan Solutions

Now, picture this: it’s 2001, and Frederick works in a call center called Etelecare. It is where the spark of innovation ignited. It creates a workplace culture where dedication, teamwork, flexibility, integrity, humility, and initiative thrive. He observed that call centers catered to Fortune 500 and 1000 companies.

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“Empathy in Action”? offers a modern playbook for delivering customer experience (CX)

Natalie Petouhof

My path to a CX career started in 2001 at Peppers & Rogers Group. Furthermore, they maintain that achieving high levels of innovation requires an empathetic company culture in which employees actively participate in delivering the next evolution of the CX instead of maintaining the status quo.

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If you build it, people will come—when you build what matters

West Monroe

From inventing digital music and the iPod in 2001 to launching the iPhone in 2007 to imagining a new way to experience television with AppleTV, the company has innovated to provide a value so high that people are willing to give up a week’s salary to buy an Apple product. Building what matters isn’t easy work.

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Long Live The Service Design Agency

Kerry Bodine

But thinking that we’ve seen the last of service design agencies is like thinking that we’d seen the last of startups when the first dot-com market collapsed in 2001. Cross-industry pollination drives service innovation. Service design agencies are here to stay. Here’s why: Money isn’t everything. Acquisitions don’t trap employees.

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Long Live The Service Design Agency

Kerry Bodine

But thinking that we’ve seen the last of service design agencies is like thinking that we’d seen the last of startups when the first dot-com market collapsed in 2001. Cross-industry pollination drives service innovation. Service design agencies are here to stay. Here’s why: Money isn’t everything. Acquisitions don’t trap employees.

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If you build it, people will come—when you build what matters

West Monroe

From inventing digital music and the iPod in 2001 to launching the iPhone in 2007 to imagining a new way to experience television with AppleTV, the company has innovated to provide a value so high that people are willing to give up a week’s salary to buy an Apple product. Building what matters isn’t easy work.

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If you build it, people will come—when you build what matters

West Monroe

From inventing digital music and the iPod in 2001 to launching the iPhone in 2007 to imagining a new way to experience television with AppleTV, the company has innovated to provide a value so high that people are willing to give up a week’s salary to buy an Apple product. Building what matters isn’t easy work.