Blog tagged as Customer Experience

Customer Experience - It is all in the Data. Really?

10.13.16 2:48 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
A while after my earlier discussion with Abinash Tripathy from Helpshift about the value for customer experience of bots in customer support he contacted me with some exciting news about what he and his team are doing now. Believe me, it is interesting – but read for yourself. Our conversation, of c...

Is a Twitter acquisition pending? A Snap Analysis

09.24.16 5:43 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
Back in June most of us got surprised by the news that Microsoft has acquired LinkedIn. Neither of us deemed this a bad move from a company point of view. There ae just too many potential synergies between MS Dynamics CRM, Office365, Azure on one side and LinkedIn, as the leading business network on...

Intelligent Home Automation - Smart, isn't it?

09.14.16 8:01 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
Amazon’s Alexa will now talk to GE’s connected appliances in a smart home push is the headline on techrepublic that got me thinking today. Home automation is definitely on the rise again. Wow, that's cool, being able to manage my home without any remotes, which my kids tend to lose somewhere, anyway...

Putting the Cart in front of the Horse - Chatbots in Support

08.14.16 4:25 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
My recent rant on chatbots having the potential to kill user experience got some nice reactions. It brought me into some interesting discussions on support, mobile, the role, strengths and deficiencies of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) and so forth. Most of these discussions ...

Customer Experience Management and Customer Expectations

08.10.16 12:00 AM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)
In the past weeks I found more and more articles like  this one that talk about the importance of continually exceeding customer expectations to be able to deliver a positive customer experience. Only this way, companies get advised, will they achieve customer loyalty and advocacy. I, frankly, ...

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