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Apr
17
2012

"In today's competitive landscape, customer service is more important then ever. Conversations now echo across sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social media neighborhoods. It's leveled the playing field, enabling businesses of all sizes to interact directly with customers like never before. And because the voice of the consumer has never been more powerful or influential than in today's marketing paradigm, it has the potential to spread virally in an instant."

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  • Over 58 percent of tweeters who have tweeted about a bad experience have never received a response from the offending company.
  • 55 percent of consumers expect a response the same day to an online complaint - yet only 29 percent receive one.
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"A Digital Consumer Survey conducted by IBM has found a “dramatic” increase in the adoption of digital devices and content over the past four years."

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  • age is becoming a less clear cut delineator of digital adoption with 65% of those aged 55-64 indulging in web browsing and texting whilst watching TV.
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  • IBM survey identifies four ‘digital personalities’ for consumers
Mar
19
2012

"Yesterday I was part of an excellent discussion on why customers are mad as hell. This Focus.com Round Table was moderated by Josiane Feigon featuring Koka Sexton, Matt Heinz and Rebecca Morgan.

Current customers are angry because the environment has changed. People expect timely help and especially when they are in a buying cycle or already customers.

Rebecca Morgan pointed out that people are already irritated with the economy, their jobs and any number of other external forces that add stress to their lives. Having a bad experience with a company or a sales person just gives them an outlet."

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  • Customer 2.0 has had it with outdated sales tactics, and they’re just not going to take it anymore. This independent, busy, distracted, and opinionated buyer has something to say and it’s time for salespeople to listen, understand, and know how and why they make decisions.
  • 70% of the buying process happens online. What this tells us is that customers are doing their own research, starting and engaging with conversations online that can help them with their issues.
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Dec
27
2011

"Also, truthfully, I’m kind of uncomfortable with this post too. While I’m pretty sure my conclusion is right, I’m not entirely at ease with what it took to get there. I’ll leave it at that. So I reserve the right to treat this as a work in progress.

Also, Part II of this post is on PGreenblog here. The actual “predictions” are there. This part is the explanatory justification for what I see as the shifting of the dynamics in the (social) business world."

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  • First, It doesn’t mean the era of customer intimacy though that is an optimally desired “condition” for a company’s view and relationship to its customers
  • It also doesn’t mean customer loyalty.
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Nov
29
2011

"These days, customer service seems to be a contradiction of words and intentions. Year after year, customers are appealing for attention, efficiency and a communicated sense of being appreciated. After all, what is the value of customer acquisition if retention itself isn’t valued? Now with social networks becoming the preferred channel of communication among connected consumers, businesses are losing ground and faith. The reality is that customers will share their experiences whether positive or negative and they will influence the decisions of others. The question is, how are you changing your service model to shape and steer experiences that deliver value to customers and also back to your business?"

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  • On either end, social media and customer service are either established or developing within the organization. While each exist, they do not naturally co-exist in regards to process, systems, vision, or collaborative workstreams.
  • Social media essentially exists within its own silo and is largely disconnected from other divisions.
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Aug
12
2010

"The boundary between the technologies in the home and at the office is becoming less marked, but I still have the impression that the products developed are evolutionary rather than revolutionary – blogs, wikis, communities and so on with an ‘enterprise control’ layer – nothing disruptive as such. If you look at Gartner’s Magic Quadrants on the subject, you see that there are some big and a plethora of smaller actors (ripe for a round of consolidation?) with all of them having more or less the same feature set. So the question that arises in my opinion is where do we find inspiration for software innovation?"

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  • Analytics is going to be the hot topic the next 2-3 years, and in my opinion especially when we start combining Social Network interactions and interrelations with transactional customer data in our CRM systems.
  • but again these are systems are developed by ESVs from the point of view of enterprise needs.  Ideas are funneled into business processes, lost to the customers because they are left to ‘wander off’ to be worked upon behind closed doors.
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Jun
18
2010

"In my opinion the discussion around Enterprise 2.0 has been too internal-facing and focused on the tools, rather than what the objectives for collaborating actually are. The market is maturing though as we see the approach evolve from innovators to early adopters. This was especially evident when looking at the agenda of the Milan edition, in contrast to the Boston edition that is still more focused on the software “solutions” (go ahead and deploy this module and you are now a “Social Business”..NOT!). Could it be that Europe is leading the way in its understanding of what it takes (culture, organisation, customer focus, employee engagement…)?"

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  • It is not about introducing new tools to do business in roughly the same way – only more effectively and efficiently, it is about adapting our business model to become a Social Business so as to take into account changes in the business environment, most notably the advent of the Social Customer.
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