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Steve Haeckel (the guy who taught me systems thinking applied to enterprise design) introduced me to Lou Carbone (the guy who helped me fall in love with customer experience). Together, we worked on the wireless drive-thru experience for McDonald’s. Steve taught me how to design a business to be adaptive to its customers’ needs.
Steve Haeckel (the guy who taught me systems thinking applied to enterprise design) introduced me to Lou Carbone (the guy who helped me fall in love with customer experience). Together, we worked on the wireless drive-thru experience for McDonald’s. Steve taught me how to design a business to be adaptive to its customers’ needs.
Steve Haeckel (the guy who taught me systems thinking applied to enterprise design) introduced me to Lou Carbone (the guy who helped me fall in love with customer experience). Together, we worked on the wireless drive-thru experience for McDonald’s. Steve taught me how to design a business to be adaptive to its customers’ needs.
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of customers will first visit a company’s website to resolve their issues. Brands such as Ask.com and nTelos Wireless are putting their knowledge to good use by empowering customers with the answers and information they need 24/7 via an organized, searchable self-service portal.
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His Customer Insight work is focused on developing innovative segmentation, targeting, analysis, and measurement solutions. Arie’s key consulting clients included: Prodigy, Safeway, FedEx, USAA, Capital One, BT Wireless (O2), Sumsung Card, LG Capital, and many more. Show podcast and a regular contributor to Forbes. Flavio Martins.
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