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Institute associates are available to deliver in-depth leading-edge keynote presentations at conferences and company meetings on a variety of Customer Care topics.
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Retailers Run Risk of Abandoned Shopping Carts this Back-to-School Season
The decision to make non-essential purchases has been known to be directly related to the level of customer service a shopper receives. The availability of a sales associate to answer a question, or to simply ring a sale, often makes the difference between buying and not buying for the consumer.
Tuesday, 06 September 2005
The Mystery of Customer Satisfaction
"In pretty much any other industry segment, you can say, Here is a company that is the best at something," says Serguei Netessine, Wharton professor of operations and information management. "But in retailing, there is no clear company to follow. There is no Toyota in retailing."
Friday, 02 September 2005
Dell: in the Bloghouse
A Web diary of complaints by a PC-owner about customer service has yielded heavy traffic and some near-contrition from the maker.
Wednesday, 31 August 2005
Get Ready for Customer Messaging
It is time to rethink customer contact. It is not all rapid response anymore, just smart response.
Tuesday, 30 August 2005
Patrons Treated Royally at Airport
At Northwest Airlines, labor strife and the specter of Chapter 11 bankruptcy turn out to be great for customer service.
Wednesday, 24 August 2005
Longtime Bread, Butter Clients Should Be Courted
There often is conflict between businesses wanting to attract new customers versus serving the customers they already have. It is typical for companies to measure projected growth by the number of new customers needed to generate a certain amount of gross revenue.
Wednesday, 24 August 2005
Quality Surpasses Cost in U.S. Drivers Survey
A survey of U.S. vehicle owners released Tuesday indicates that while employee discounts this summer may give automakers short-term sales gains, improving quality is more important in the long run.
Wednesday, 24 August 2005
Sloppy Service Driving Tourists Away (Australia)
BAD service is hurting the $73 billion-a-year tourist industry in Australia as Japanese and Chinese visitors shun the Gold Coast and Cairns. Federal Tourism Minister Ian Macfarlane yesterday warned tourism operators they needed to lift their game.
Wednesday, 24 August 2005
Using Customer Analytics to Reduce Account Churn
"You have to be able to identify which customers are at risk, why they are at risk, and what you are going to do about it."
Thursday, 18 August 2005
Call for Industry to Jack Up Customer Care to Woo Tourists (Botswana)
Although Botswana is ranked one of the best tourism destinations in the world, the customer care service component in the industry still leaves much to be desired.
Thursday, 18 August 2005


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