Delivering the
Ideal Customer Experience
Back to the Future of Direct Customer Contact

 It wasn’t so long ago that customer relationship management meant being good with a face and a name. Individuals and companies are well aware of how quickly things have changed over the past 40 to 50 years and what that means to customers and companies alike.

But while we’re well versed in how technology has changed the way we buy and sell, we still struggle with the balance between customer service and profitability, live interaction and virtual and self-service options, saving time and saving a customer (or in the age of prolific feedback, maybe hundreds of customers). How have we come so far yet all too often come up short with our customers?

The answers, though still in flux, exist in the way we gather and use customer information. Just as the shopkeeper recognized a face and remembered an affinity for handbags or the newest nine iron, companies today need to continuously gather and intuitively use customer patterns and preferences to serve them better. For the best results, this practice needs to happen instantaneously and simultaneously between every customer touch point. This is where we see the biggest potential for progress in the balance between technology and the customer.

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