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The Customer Experience: February 2009
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Thursday, February 12, 2009. Giving the benefit of the doubt to the physician/dentist, et. She asked. Now, if I was going to change my name, "Dr. B's 9am" would not be my first choice, but ok. I played along. "Yes, sorry I'm a few minutes late" as I surveyed the deserted waiting room (never h...
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The Customer Experience: Between 9 to 5 - Part 2
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Monday, April 13, 2009. Between 9 to 5 - Part 2. Interesting how one simple process can create some many levels of precision? Between 9 to 5 - Part 2. Empowering Customer Service to save a customer. Enter your email address:. Subscribe in a reader. Strategy and Operational Performance Management.
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The Customer Experience: August 2009
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. United Breaks Guitars - just too good. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). United Breaks Guitars - just too good. Enter your email address:. Subscribe in a reader. Strategy and Operational Performance Management.
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The Customer Experience: April 2009
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Monday, April 13, 2009. Between 9 to 5 - Part 2. Interesting how one simple process can create some many levels of precision? Links to this post. Friday, April 3, 2009. Empowering Customer Service to save a customer. So, after I expressed my dissatisfaction in a return email, the head of customer...
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The Customer Experience: Parker's Maple Syrup
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Monday, March 23, 2009. Somewhere hidden in a corner of the Parker's Maple Barn gift shop (which is hidden in Southern New Hamshire) is a sign that says it all. If the customer wants vanilla, give them vanilla.". Oh, and the breakfast is worth the ride as well. Mason, NH 03048. Between 9 and 5.
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The Customer Experience: The 411 on Directory Assistance
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Thursday, March 19, 2009. The 411 on Directory Assistance. The agent asked for the business name again. I repeated. Because the company name is spelled "Jos A. Bank", the agent had to ask for the name several more times.the handle time clock was ticking. I asked her if there were more listings...
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The Customer Experience: United Breaks Guitars - just too good
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. United Breaks Guitars - just too good. United Breaks Guitars - just too good. Enter your email address:. Subscribe in a reader. Strategy and Operational Performance Management.
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The Customer Experience: Humpty Dumpty & Wood Glue
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We are looking for good and bad customer experiences. It is always amazing to us how we claim to want to improve customer satisfaction, yet little is invested in improving the process of creating customer value. Tuesday, March 24, 2009. Humpty Dumpty and Wood Glue. While he was probably correct, I was a little shocked to think that his typical customer was probably an elderly lady (it is just a sandwich/coffee shop) who might not be so quick to fix with wood glue. . Perhaps she gets to own the place?
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KPI Design and Scorecarding: Scorecard or Business Fact Sheet
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KPI Design and Scorecarding. Thursday, April 9, 2009. Scorecard or Business Fact Sheet. A common Scorecard design is to list a bunch of business facts - how many customers, total square feet, total employees, inputs, etc. While these can be important business facts that executives need to know, they may not be manageable. Numbers. By adding them to the scorecard, they take up valuable real estate and misdirect focus. . Posted by Michael Ensley. This Blog is moving to PureStonePartners.com. View my com...
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KPI Design and Scorecarding: May 2009
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KPI Design and Scorecarding. Thursday, May 28, 2009. We have moved - the blog is now hosted at PureStone.Wordpress.com. Posted by Michael Ensley. Links to this post. Friday, May 1, 2009. Depending upon on how well your know your business, a great discussion to have somewhat regularily is whether or not the customer lifecycle value is increasing or decreasing. To achieve this we need to know a few things. How much has the customer purchased from us? How long are they likely to stay with us? Thought Leade...