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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Adrian Swinscoe writes about service and the customer’s experience. Aug 29, 2024, 02:40pm EDT Imagine that one of your customers ...

For decades, service has been relegated to the end of the customer lifecycle. It was reactive, transitional, transactional, and traditional. A “fix something that’s gone wrong” function, stuck at the ...

With returns siphoning off a staggering $743 billion from retailers’ bottom lines in 2023, it’s clear that the industry’s approach needs an overhaul. But instead of leaning on rigid policies that risk ...

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Building customer loyalty is hard enough in any business, but in cannabis, it can feel almost impossible. Despite rapid industry growth, cannabis brands struggle to cultivate long-term consumer ...

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Engineers are often critical when it comes to solving customer problems. But even after fixing the problem, the engineer's job is only half done. He must still make sure the customer respects his ...

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Years ago, I was walking through a parking lot in Mountain View, CA, when I bumped into Scott Cook, the founder of Intuit, the software firm known for such blockbuster financial applications as ...