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2019 Social Media Marketing Predictions

NetBase

When you look at what social media has become, it’s amazing to think less than ten years ago we were merely on the brink of its potential. Social media, and the ways we analyze and use it, continues to grow rapidly, and that won’t change in the coming year. Social Media’s Favorite #Foodporn for Thanksgiving.

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Reshaping The Future Of Digital Customer Service: 22 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2022

TechSee

By leveraging new technologies such as computer vision , virtual visits and self-service AI-driven solutions, companies have a huge opportunity to turn customers into brand advocates. This list is an homage to the business leaders and influencers pushing the envelope when it comes to innovation in customer experience.

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Customer Service Technology Trends for the 2020s

Solvvy

The ball has just dropped on a new decade—and it’s still hard to believe how much technology has transformed the customer experience in the past ten years, with the growth of self-checkout stations, real-time virtual assistant support, and robust CRMs to track and manage every phase of the customer experience, to name just a few. .

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NetBase and Quid are Merging!

NetBase

NetBase, the industry leader in social media analytics, announced today it will merge with Quid, a leader in AI driven text analytics. Customer View: Innovative Analytics & Unparalleled Insight. We have always been impressed with Quid’s technology and leadership. Leadership View: The NetBase Quid Difference.

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The rise and fall of big data hype—and what it means for customer intelligence

Alida

In 2015, the analyst firm Gartner dropped big data from its Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies report. By 2010, the term “big data” had entered the common lexicon. Social media platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram are examples of the real-time datafication of customers’ lives.

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A digital strategy expert on health care’s $9 billion opportunity

Alida

Today’s empowered patients are demanding more from health care providers, and as a result health systems are investing more in new technology. By investing in new technologies like self-service kiosks and big data analytics, health care providers are aiming to improve the patient experience and drive satisfaction and CX scores up.

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Managing Gen-Z and Millennials in the Contact Center

NICE inContact

Gen-Z was born between 1996 and 2010, with the oldest workers of the era being 23 years of age, and prime entry-level job candidates in your contact center. Both generations are tech-savvy, but each rely on technology differently. Millennials pioneered the internet, texting, and emailing.