What American Taxi is doing wrong… (and maybe you too)
Lots of companies make the mistake of believing that just creating an online version of your services is enough to minimize costs, increase ROI and expand your market share. What they forget is that bad implemented solutions (or weakly integrated channels) can hurt the customer experience more than the lack of service in the first place.
Posted: August 30th, 2009 under Business, Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Information Architecture, Privacy & Security, Ramblings, Standing Out, Usability.
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Keeping up with the times (and your users)
Everything changes all the time; it’s just the nature of our modern world. The real problem is not how fast things change but how out-of-control we usually feel for not knowing where all these changes will eventually lead. We are all afraid of missing the boat for the next big thing. Social Media, Netbooks, multi-touch [...]
Posted: June 15th, 2009 under Behavioral Research, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Information Architecture, Innovation, Social Media, Standing Out, Usability, Web 2.0.
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Give Your Ideas Directly to Obama
Everyone has been talking about how Obama’s campaign used the power of Social Networks and the Internet. There’s also been a lot of buzz around how the same concepts and innovations could be used to improve the effectiveness of his presidency and turn it into a truly participative democracy. The expectations around what the Transition [...]
Posted: January 19th, 2009 under Behavioral Research, Customer Experience, Innovation, Standing Out, Web 2.0.
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Your Customers’ Brains are Changing!
It’s official! The new generation’s brains REALLY ARE wired to better handle the speed of the digital life (Read the Research). Problems generated by this change aside (and despite how amazed we can be sometimes with these kids’ feats - see video below), the fact is that people’s way of thinking have adapted to instantly process [...]
Posted: November 24th, 2008 under Behavioral Research, Customer Experience, Ramblings, Standing Out, Usability.
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