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Ridesharing: The Millennial Effect

QuestionPro Audience

According to a recent report from SharesPost , consumers are using ridesharing services more than ever before. Millennials have a lower rate of car ownership than previous generations at their age, and only 76% of 20-24 year-olds possess a driver’s license , down from 82% in 2008. In fact, U.S

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CX leaders: Don’t let empowered consumers pass you by

OpinionLab

Empowering your consumers is the key to improved customer experience. I’ll always remember a session at an Advertising Research Foundation conference in 2008 delivered to an audience of consumer research professionals in New York City. Empowered consumers need to believe they have a share, she reasoned.

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From 2008 to Today, and Back to the 80s: C3 2018 Day 2 Highlights

Clarabridge

From 2008 to Today, and Back to the 80s: C3 2018 Day 2 Highlights. . Welcoming their Chatbot, American Family Talks Innovation and Insight. As a daily destination for consumers, they’re constantly receiving feedback and have been able to turn that data into actionable insights and improvements.

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Why listening to customers matters in a recession

Thematic

How can you stay relevant to consumers in a competitive market - especially one under the pressure of a recession? During the 2008 recession, Starbucks came under threat. Due to the rapid decrease in consumer share, multiple Starbucks stores were forced to close, and many employees lost their jobs. What do they have in common?

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CCaaS Trends: The Evolution of Cloud Contact Centres

Lumoa

In the age of smartphones, where support is only a click away, consumers have massive expectations when it comes to customer service. This meteoric pace of innovation birthed new and innovative solutions for modern contact centers, finally coming to a crescendo with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI).

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Customer Experience and Value Add: Make it Personal, Emotional, and Sensory

Michelli Experience

Behavioral economist, Dan Ariely’s work on emotional decision-making has also been ground-breaking and inspirational; particularly, when it comes to consumer behavior. Predictably Irrational. To demonstrate the importance of the sensory connection, for example, one need look no further than the evolution of virtual reality. Evolving VR.

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Humans Are Irrational – Here’s Why Your Business Should be Too

Strativity

Maybe they’re drawn to an innovative design that promises to boost performance (exploration). Humans simply are not rational beings, so it makes little sense to appeal to consumers through rational means alone. Perhaps they find security in paying a little more for a brand they trust (security). Airbnb is one such success story.