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Are you ready for the customer-led economy?

Vonage

The Economist published a report sponsored by Salesforce on the customer-led economy in 2013, but four years on this phenomenon is only growing. Consumers are now effectively a “human network”, which relays information and experiences in real-time. Plus, Generation C are much more in control of their online experience than ever before.

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Are you ready for the customer-led economy?

Vonage

The Economist published a report sponsored by Salesforce on the customer-led economy in 2013, but four years on this phenomenon is only growing. Consumers are now effectively a “human network”, which relays information and experiences in real-time. Plus, Generation C are much more in control of their online experience than ever before.

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What Millennials Expect from Online Customer Service

Joe Rawlinson

Research from Accenture highlights that 68% of Millennials demand an integrated, seamless experience regardless of the channel. So perhaps this one area where retailers can improve – by creating an online experience that is closer to the in-store experience. Ongoing social engagement. And it works.

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Why aren’t organizations embracing digital customer service?

Eptica

Author: Steve Nattress The spread of digital customer service channels, from email and chat to social media , can provide organizations with significant benefits. For example the number of people who have used Twitter for customer service has increased by almost 70% since 2013, according to Forrester. Share this page on: Tweet.

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The Journey to Hybrid: 20+ Things We Learned Transforming Pulse Everywhere

Gainsight

I can pretty vividly remember the first Pulse conference I attended back in 2013. Gainsight hosted Pulse 2013 at the Four Seasons in San Francisco, California. And just nine weeks later, we transformed our much-loved conference into an online experience for more than 20,000 Customer Success and Product professionals from 50+ countries.