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Technology: A Blessing & A Curse to Customer Experience Delivery

Michelli Experience

As hard as this may be to believe, I think the airline industry is actually on the cusp of using technology in a forward thinking way that reflects the “best of times and the age of wisdom.” Delta’s initial trials have produced a 99.9 percent success rate on routing and loading bags.

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11 expert tips on how should you deal with angry customers

SurveySensum

A few years back, Delta Airlines was caught in a similar scenario. Moreover, delighted by this sweet gesture, some passengers tagged Delta Airlines and shared pictures of their onboard pizza party on various social media platforms. Thus, long story short, like Delta Airlines, every brand is bound to experience an angry customer.

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Connecting Customers to Office Tech in the WFH Era

Centercode

Instead of competing among product models designed specifically for office use, your products must connect with and talk to a wider range of devices that play double-duty for work and home life: computers and laptops, tablets, personal printers, headphones, webcams, and whatever else gets brought to the party. Industry Challenges.

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Don’t Try This at Work: 15 Social Media Mistakes and Bad Customer Service Examples to Avoid at All Costs

Comm100

As of last year, at least 86% of Fortune 500 companies have an active Twitter account, and more than 50 million small businesses use Facebook to connect with consumers. Use Insensitive or Tone-Deaf Marketing. Two things that don’t do well together are corporate social media use and censorship. Siloed Accounts. Censor Followers.