WordPress database error: [Table './companyc_db/wp_commentmeta' is marked as crashed and last (automatic?) repair failed]SELECT comment_id, meta_key, meta_value FROM wp_commentmeta WHERE comment_id IN (3004566,3004902,3005095) ORDER BY meta_id ASC
Tag Archives: Experience
Brand delusion
As I move around our Continent, helping to improve enterprise culture and customer experience, I am becoming increasingly aware of an important trend. It relates to organisational brands, particularly in well-established businesses. I’m discovering that business leaders and senior management … Continue reading
Experience not Service
Customer experience has become the new marketing. It influences brand perceptions and impacts business performance just as strongly as traditional Marketing once did. As my Chairman, Professor Nader Tavassoli www.nadertavassoli.com reminds us: “Brands are promised by advertising but delivered by … Continue reading
The Three E’s
All businesses rely on a combination of three drivers of value creation, the ‘3Es’ of efficiency, effectiveness, and experience. Efficiency has been and remains a dominant driver of profitability since the industrial revolution, Taylorism, invention of the assembly line, and … Continue reading
Sticky middle slows business
Just when you thought you had enough problems dealing with Millennials in your organisation, here comes another demographic that requires your attention. Tim Gould, Editor of HR Morning once said: “I’ve been promoted to middle management. I never thought I’d … Continue reading
From bland to brand
Brand experience, not just customer service, is increasingly the main differentiator for modern companies. Professor Nader Tavassoli (www.nadertavassoli.com) of London business School suggests that there is a clear process to creating a true brand experience. His latest case study features … Continue reading
Use it to build your personal brand When you write a regular column, and people are kind enough to read it, you sometimes create problems. Some are beyond your control. Dodgy sub-editing by the publisher’s team can make you look … Continue reading