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Below is a guest blog from Rick Johnston. Rick is consultant for multiple nonprofit organizations; interested in providing digital strategy …
Below is a guest blog from Rick Johnston. Rick is consultant for multiple nonprofit organizations; interested in providing digital strategy …
Customer experience is not about voodoo. It is however as much about art as about science. It also draws heavily …
Is it about checking the box called training or is about learning? It is actually about both but many times …
I am a big fan of list of things “to stop” doing. We all have “to do” lists but we …
The most important issue for any planning and execution system for the digital executive is accountability. Without accountability, not much …
Listening to customers is critical to understand how the experience is working in reality. We think we designed things well. …
There is a fast growing perception that your nonprofit’s CEO and C-suite leaders will be active on social media. The media …
Why is important. It is in fact the starting point. Without it, our business, is just another commodity. Plenty of …
Andrew Blum is an author, journalist, and speaker. His new book, The Weather Machine: A Journey Inside the Forecast, will …
Woody Hobbs is an experienced executive who has served as CEO of several information technology companies and also as a …
The difference between the ROI of retaining a customer rather than acquiring a new one is startling. It’s been said …
Corporate culture can help or culture can hold things back. At the end of the day, culture rules and culture …
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Wow. 30 years ago the internet was born. On March 12, 1989, Tim Berners-Lee issued the first…
A central question to answer as a digital executive is “Is my company ready to be disrupted?” Critical to this …
Eric Ries, entrepreneur-in-residence at Harvard Business School, explains how to find the human causes of technical problems. He suggest using …
Here is a stunning summary of what is at stake with privacy from Axios. We know we have a problem. I’m sure …
Are we working too much? What happened to the 40 hour work week? Do you dream for TGIT — Thank …
Facebook’s reputation took a long dive over the past year, staggering under an avalanche of controversies, a new Harris Poll …
Frank Barrett, author of “Yes to the Mess,” describes why being uncomfortable spurs creative thinking. I love it because he …
Guest blog from John Hoholik. John is a Partner with Team Catalyst in Denver. John is a tested executive with …
Author Brian Solis admits that he is not a “thought leader,” “expert” or “guru” when it comes to his new …
We all want to provide amazing service for our customers. We also know we don’t always do it. A customer …
Blackbaud has announced the release of the Charitable Giving Report by the Blackbaud Institute for Philanthropic Impact™. The seventh annual …
The fourth criterion for a SMART goal stresses the importance of choosing goals that matter in improving the customer experience. …
If retaining a customer costs less than acquiring a new one, what can you do to ensure that your customers …
Customer Think reports that last month, Watermark Consulting released its latest cross-industry Customer Experience ROI Study. The study, which has become …
Odds are your firm is regularly seeking ways to improve customer experience (CX). You’re also likely embracing digital technologies to …
Great customer service is not just about cutting costs or making operations more efficient. Instead, it’s a systematic reinvention of …
We all are busy. The whirlwind never stops some days. And then the emergency strikes. Yee gads. It may take …
Technology can very complex. Like every profession, technologists use lots of acronyms and jargon. As digital executives, we may succumb …
The mission of nonprofits is to do good. A core question is, how do you measure good? It can be …
As leaders, we all have a significant role in influencing the strategy and direction of the business. Culture change doesn’t …
Everyone seems to want to get on the digital transformation bandwagon. Unfortunately, it is easier to “do digital” than it …
Almost daily you can find customer service gone astray. I have my own story with AT&T the other day. I …
This is interesting. It also seems fundamental. I am sure way to many of us are guilty of “believing the …
Consumer-facing brands know that there is proverbial “gold” in generating direct sales through digital commerce — but the big question is …
You are on a hero’s journey. You have a passionate desire to learn how to harness disruption and innovate in …
The roughly $57 million fine French regulators leveled on Google Monday is the first real test of how aggressively Europe’s …
In his new book, due out next month, Facebook investor Roger McNamee reiterates his claims that the social network is …
How much coffee does it take to your team to make it to the end of the day? If cup …
Is the customer always right? Not always. While listening to customer feedback, taking in reviews, and building off of complaints …
A look back at the groundbreaking device. “Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything.”— …
Customer expectations have changed. We want and expect that you know us, you remember us and you will serve us now. …
Has this happened to you? I called a company I do business with a lot. I was calling from my …
Many companies emphasize the importance of customer acquisition, ignoring customer retention strategies entirely. Perhaps this is influenced by the prevailing …
We all need to focus. We know we are spread too thin. We need to courage to face this important …
This makes so much sense. It is the combination of technology that becomes so powerful in this model. Well worth …
As digital executives, we all start many initiatives. It is also true that some lose steam. Some for a reason …
A lot of things can be taught. Education, training and skill development are important. There is a science to much …
Most customer systems are designed to focus on the needs of the company and not the customer. Successful organizations see …