29 Jun 2011
| by Adam Graham, Saint@RKCR/Y&R
into a business as it is easy to pay lip-service to. It would involve a long-term financial and cultural ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Richard Neville, Elvis
long time ago. We are no longer an economy dominated by production. Service industries overtook ...
with this, we are well into the digital revolution. Digital has grown out of a service economy, and accelerated its growth. The digital revolution and developed service economies go hand ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Robin Garton and James Devon, MBA
suggests that perhaps its poor financial performance had more to do with other changes in the business ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Graham Hodge, Chris Clarke, LBI
people) expect more than ever before. They look behind promises, seeking out content and services ...
and ignoring those that don't.
So most smart companies are keen to deliver innovative services and marketing ...
to it.
Graham Hodge is the director of branded content and creative services, and Chris Clarke ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Chris Wood, VML
learn about a user's behaviour, purchase patterns and service demands in the context of time and space ...
on applying that thinking to our services and to our clients' businesses. We should also focus less on being ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Tim Hipperson and Stefan Kniess, G2
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Social media - yes, but with a focus
Social media is a prime example: a self-service technology ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Nigel Vaz, Sapientnitro
and interactions across all touchpoints, from marketing and communications to sales and service.
To give ...
01 Mar 2011
| by Sara Kimberley
Lloyds TSB is introducing an animated ad campaign to promote its free online money-tracking service...and outdoor.
An online film has also been created to teach customers how to use the new service.
Damon ...
better, thereby empowering them to make better financial decisions." ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Martin Bailie, glue Isobar
. The almost total digitisation of commerce, content, media channels, customer service, R D, research ...
traditionally out of the public gaze. For example, customer service departments will chat real time to large ...
of the brand through ever more personal and relevant service. In effect, a consumer centric organisation has a ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Matt Dyke and Kevin Sutherland, AnalogFolk
), they claimed that "those businesses that relegate themselves to the diminishing world of goods and services ...
networks of people around owning or using a product or service. A good example is Spotify and how ...