Thirty-six percent (36%) of Americans will begin their December holiday shopping before the month of November this year; 19% plan to have it completed by November 1.
Digital transformation – while many have been talking the talk since the start of the decade, eye-opening and disruptive changes and events have led more and more businesses and organizations to begin.
While many organizations aspire to create a culture of collaboration, today’s truth is that legacy technology, geography and other challenges tend to keep departments, people and knowledge siloed.
Love it or leave it, brands and organizations just can’t shake customer expectations for social customer service, and from Microsoft’s 2016 State of Global Customer Service Report responses.
Many brands and organizations are making it a priority to create a consistent and satisfying customer experience no matter what channel, department or individual the customer (or potential one) connects.
In a new MIT Sloan Management Review and Deloitte University Press report, Aligning the Organization for Its Digital Focus , nearly 90% of more than 3,700 business executives, managers and analysts from.
When we started this decade, the Internet of Things was a basically a buzzword, talked about by a few, acted upon by fewer, a challenge to save for the future, like 2015 or 2020.
Just a few years ago, Gartner Research conducted a marketing spending survey where 89% of the responding companies said that by 2016, they expected to compete mostly on the basis of customer experience.
While all consumer demographics have increased expectations for customer service, it’s the world’s newest and biggest generation of customers that are creating a seismic rumbling in “I.
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