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What Can the Auto Industry Learn From Others?

InMoment XI

You may have noticed Charles Duhigg’s article “How Companies Learn Your Secrets” in this past weekend’s New York Times Magazine. The article deals with Target and how they use customer information to better understand buyer behavior. As an industry that is trying to do a better job listening to and acting upon the Voice of. View Article.

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Emotion Anyone? What Great Customer Experience & Tennis May Have in Common

Pretium Solutions

I made what I think is an observation about an unusual difference between men and women today while I was on the tennis court. That’s right, the tennis court. About four years ago, I began my tennis quest. And my singular mission was and remains rather simple – to not be embarrassing. You see, I have a daughter who plays competitive junior tennis and looks like a pro out there.

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U.S. airlines improving customer service?

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The trade industry organization Airlines for America has reported customer service for airlines improving in three different areas. Travelers are always interested in improved customer service, so therefore any news in the airline industry is always considered good news, but alas have there really been improvements or is it just better defined as happenstance?

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Clearing the fog of confusion between PSIM and VMS

Customer Interactions

'I returned from TechSec 2012 in Delray Beach, FL about a week ago. The conference attracted a great audience, evenly balanced between end users, consultants and integrators. Martha Entwistle kick-started our TechSec session on "PSIM, PSIM-Lite and VMS - Solving Problems outside the Acronym Box." I presented the essential concepts, but my guest panelists brought those concepts to life with genuine vendor-neutral case studies.

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The Ultimate Guide to Monetizing Customer Learning

Every decision that goes into your learning monetization strategy matters for your organization’s bottom line. Our research has shown a clear correlation between high program maturity (and ROI!) and choosing the right monetization strategy. This eBook contains clear, actionable ways to approach packaging and pricing models that will help your association grow revenue, improve profitability, and drive expansion into new markets.

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What Can the Auto Industry Learn From Others?

InMoment XI

You may have noticed Charles Duhigg’s article “How Companies Learn Your Secrets” in this past weekend’s New York Times Magazine. The article deals with Target and how they use customer information to better understand buyer behavior. As an industry that is trying to do a better job listening to and acting upon the Voice of.

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What Can the Auto Industry Learn From Others?

InMoment XI

You may have noticed Charles Duhigg’s article “How Companies Learn Your Secrets” in this past weekend’s New York Times Magazine. The article deals with Target and how they use customer information to better understand buyer behavior. As an industry that is trying to do a better job listening to and acting upon the Voice of.

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Video: Who Are First Time New Vehicle Buyers…Really?

InMoment XI

There are various misconceptions around first time new vehicle buyers. Some believe them to be the young 22 year old kid coming out of college or university. But is this really the case? Take a look and see what you think. It may surprise you.

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Customer Experience Design – It’s Not Just for Call Centers Anymore

InMoment XI

If you don’t proactively design your customer experience, one will be provided for you. How easy is it to buy your product or service? Is your customer’s experience littered with overly complicated phone trees, slow response times, or unknowledgeable staff? Have you mapped out your customer’s experience and do you thoroughly understand all of the points of contact with your typical customer?

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Video: Who Are First Time New Vehicle Buyers…Really?

InMoment XI

There are various misconceptions around first time new vehicle buyers. Some believe them to be the young 22 year old kid coming out of college or university. But is this really the case? Take a look and see what you think. It may surprise you.

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Reimagine Your Communications With A Unified Platform

Cut complexity and boost efficiency while empowering your customers with Nextiva's unified communications platform. Nextiva streamlines workflows and centralizes customer interactions, all while simplifying business collaboration, increasing productivity, and reducing employee burnout.

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Customer Experience Design – It’s Not Just for Call Centers Anymore

InMoment XI

If you don’t proactively design your customer experience, one will be provided for you. How easy is it to buy your product or service? Is your customer’s experience littered with overly complicated phone trees, slow response times, or unknowledgeable staff? Have you mapped out your customer’s experience and do you thoroughly understand all of the points of contact with your typical customer?

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Who Are First Time New Vehicle Buyers…Really?

InMoment XI

There are various misconceptions around first time new vehicle buyers. Some believe them to be the young 22 year old kid coming out of college or university. But is this really the case? Take a look and see what you think. It may surprise you.

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Customer Experience Design – It’s Not Just for Call Centers Anymore

InMoment XI

If you don’t proactively design your customer experience, one will be provided for you. How easy is it to buy your product or service? Is your customer’s experience littered with overly complicated phone trees, slow response times, or unknowledgeable staff? Have you mapped out your customer’s experience and do you thoroughly understand all of the points of contact with your typical customer?

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Emotion Anyone? What Great Customer Experience & Tennis May Have in Common

Pretium Solutions

I made what I think is an observation about an unusual difference between men and women today while I was on the tennis court. That’s right, the tennis court. About four years ago, I began my tennis quest. And my singular mission was and remains rather simple – to not be embarrassing. You see, I have a daughter who plays competitive junior tennis and looks like a pro out there.

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How Retailers Are Transforming Customer Experiences with Data & AI

Speaker: David Azoulay, Marc Stracuzza, Román Tejada, and Guest Speaker Sucharita Kodali

Imagine a retail landscape where every interaction is personalized, every decision informed, and every opportunity maximized 🤔✨ Join us for an exploratory journey into the heart of AI-driven retail innovation. We’ll unveil the transformative potential of AI and data analytics in shaping the future of omnichannel personalization and e-commerce.

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How to Tell a Customer No: A Customer Service Skill

Pretium Solutions

Having to say “no” to a customer can be a difficult pill to swallow at times, especially when you empathize with the customer’s problem or issue, and you would like to say “yes”, but company policy does not permit it. For example, if a consumer calls about a product failure in Year 3 for a product covered by a 1-year warranty, you may have to say “no” to a customer’s request (or demand) for a free replacement.

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Emotion Anyone? What Great Customer Experience & Tennis May Have in Common

Pretium Solutions

I made what I think is an observation about an unusual difference between men and women today while I was on the tennis court. That’s right, the tennis court. About four years ago, I began my tennis quest. And my singular mission was and remains rather simple – to not be embarrassing. You see, I have a daughter who plays competitive junior tennis and looks like a pro out there.

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How to Tell a Customer No: A Customer Service Skill

Pretium Solutions

Having to say “no” to a customer can be a difficult pill to swallow at times, especially when you empathize with the customer’s problem or issue, and you would like to say “yes”, but company policy does not permit it. For example, if a consumer calls about a product failure in Year 3 for a product covered by a 1-year warranty, you may have to say “no” to a customer’s request (or demand) for a free replacement.