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Nimble Goes Blue

05.28.19 8:22 AM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
The future of Nimble is blue – Azure blue.

The News

This is not about the colour of hope (which is blue, at least, if you are a German, like me), but about the long pending final migration of Nimble to Azure. The company announced on May 22 that it has successfully migrated its leading SaaS Social S...

CRM evolution 2019 - A Recap

05.03.19 10:47 AM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
CRM evolution 2019 just ended. It has again been a highly interesting two and a half days filled with interesting presentations and discussions. A big thank you go to the organizers and the chairs. It has also been the first time that the venerable Brent Leary chaired it, stepping into the big footp...

How to Thrive in the Age of the Customer

04.28.19 1:33 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
Returning from an interesting SAP Now event in Berlin with a strong attendee focus on customer experience is the perfect opportunity to start thinking about how to thrive as a company in the age of the customer. Being busy with and at our own valantic booth and an exciting IoT-Chatbot showcase I sin...

Salesforce adds more Einstein and Quip to the Service Cloud. Is it good for the Experience?

03.20.19 9:33 AM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)

The News

Today Salesforce announced the next release of its Service Cloud. It brings together more Einstein AI as part of the Service Cloud and adds Quip to it. This enables more agent empowerment and efficient work. In order to augment the tools with the necessary knowledge and soft skills, Salesfo...

Ten questions you always wanted to ask about Customer Experience

02.25.19 1:47 AM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
This is a slightly enhanced (and translated) transcript of an interview about customer experience I did for valantic. The interview challenge was to stay short and concise, and to keep it within two minutes. In order to not lose the spirit of this 120 second challenge, I kept the transcript short. T...

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