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How retailers and “payviders” are disrupting U.S. healthcare in 2024

Clarivate

While the key players’ strategies differ, all are focused on bending the cost curve while increasing patient touchpoints and engagement. Humana is also on track to add 30 to 50 new senior-focused primary-care centers each year through 2025.

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Astea and Software AG Partner to Provide Field Service IoT Solution

Alliance by IFS

By 2025, the global number of IoT connected devices is expected to grow to 22 billion. We give you the freedom to connect and integrate any technology—from app to edge. Software AG has more than 4,700 employees, is active in 70 countries and had revenues of €866 million in 2018. www.astea.com.

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10 ways AI has supercharged customer experience

Qualtrics

trillion in 2018, we’re talking about huge sums of money. CX practitioners have been early adopters of AI, seeing its opportunities before many others and using the technology to better serve customers. After all, what is CX but an ongoing effort to ensure new technology is used to serve customers and improve their lives?

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5 Trends Set to Define Next Generation Customer Experience in 2019

TechSee

If 2018 was a year when customer experience professionals came under intense pressure to map out tangible results from heavy investment, 2019 is shaping up to be the year when next generation customer experience will deliver on the promise of a wide range of new technologies. Three key drivers are at the core of this.

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Supermarkets: How to Build a Winning Loyalty Program

Currency Alliance

For an industry of such powerful businesses, which have embraced technology for decades, this is a missed opportunity. Partners should collaborate as peers with a thin layer of low cost-technology that glues them together. But almost all of these ‘burn’ partners seem likely to have been aggregated by a third-party technology partner.