Tag Archive for: Customer Management

Onalytica Interview with Peter Lavers

I was delighted to be interviewed by Onalytica recently – the World’s largest B2B influencer marketplace. In the interview I’m asked about how I became rec… Read more

SAS Global Forum

The SAS Global Forum is an event that brings together the most curious minds in analytics and data science. It is a must for anybody interested in being more insight-led as a busines… Read more

Why treating customers fairly should be a top priority

As an independent customer experience expert on the SAS Collaborators Programme, I’m delighted to have my new blog “Why treating customers fairly should be a top pr… Read more

Peter Lavers Voted as top CX Professional

We’re happy to report that our founding director Peter Lavers has been voted by the readers of the UK’s Customer Experience (CX) Magazine as one of the top 50 CX Profes… Read more

Are there any good reasons for delaying a CX listening or improvement programme?

Timing always seems to be an issue with new voice of the customer (VoC) surveys, capability building, and customer experience (CX) improvement programmes. I often hear “l… Read more

9 Live Chat Benefits for B2B (Infographic)

When it comes to dealing with customer requests and complaints, speed is of the essence. Or, at the very least it should be. Research shows that the average time for customer servic… Read more

Customer Experience: Digital or Human?

Delivering a ‘human’ customer experience in a future that’s increasingly ‘digital’. Reading the SAS / Futurum “Experience 2030” report about how “consumers don’t just use digi… Read more

Consumer Loyalty 2030

Drivers of loyalty are also drivers of profitable business I’ve recently been reading the SAS / Futurum “Experience 2030” report, and its question regarding what will drive cust… Read more

The need for analysts to have improved commercial awareness

I have mentioned before that analysts benefit from stronger commercial awareness. But what do I mean by this term? The easiest way to explain is to set it in context. A lack of commer… Read more