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So how did customer service perform in 2015?

Eptica

Date: Friday, January 22, 2016 So how did customer service perform in 2015? The US picture – could do better Overall 2015 was a poor year for customer service across the US, with close to six out of ten companies (59%) seeing a fall in customer ratings according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).

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The Role of Digital in Customer Experience, by Sandeep Kuvvarapu

ijgolding

or Consumer companies like Unilever and P&G can be quoted as perfect examples. In fact, for almost every product we use or consume in our daily life, we can find at least one alternative product. Digital has helped organizations through consumers advocating the brands and products across online channels. and Pepsi Co.

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Reshaping retail: 3 innovation strategies for the e-commerce era

Alida

Though brick and mortar sales are down only five percent since 2015, the closure of many anchor tenants has significantly impacted shopping malls. Companies such as Under Armour and Disney have already made moves to create an integrated offline and online experience. Starbucks transactions completed through the app.

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Is the Future of Retail, Physical or Virtual?

C3Centricity

Of course, for me, planning for the future is simply a matter of taking the consumers’ perspective and what they (will) want. Personally, I’m happy to order my usual brands online and have them delivered, especially when they’re cumbersome, like pet food, drinks, tinned and paper products. Am I being naive?

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Are you ready for the customer-led economy?

Vonage

Consumers are armed with a smartphone, and this single device has changed the business to consumer relationship. Technology has disrupted the status quo, shifting the balance of power between business and customer in favour of consumers. Plus, Generation C are much more in control of their online experience than ever before.

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The Future of Retail is in the Stars (or is it the Cloud?) Testing

C3Centricity

Fast forward a decade or so, and supermarkets are scrambling to catch up as start-ups in many developed countries are giving this new type of freedom to consumers. Of course, for me, planning for the future is simply a matter of taking the consumers’ perspective and what they (will) want. So what is a poor manufacturer to do?

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Are you ready for the customer-led economy?

Vonage

Consumers are armed with a smartphone, and this single device has changed the business to consumer relationship. Technology has disrupted the status quo, shifting the balance of power between business and customer in favour of consumers. Plus, Generation C are much more in control of their online experience than ever before.