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Automation + Human Touch = Customer Success @GordonLittley @Frost_Sullivan @FS_events #cxfrost
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@GordonLittley @VZEnterprise discussing how to strike the right balance between tech and humanity in customer service #NICEi19London
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Can't make it to @enterprisecon today?
Live online #EC19 sessions kick off with Communications & Collaboration: What’s the Way Forward? Don't miss @Beth_Schultz @JimBurton @VikVerma8x8 @imSriSrinivasan @GordonLittley & @alanmasarek.
Follow live here: buff.ly/2W7D8jo
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Management is the practice of manipulating people for personal gain. Leadership is the responsibility of inspiring people for the good of the group.
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It's all about the questions, they're what help us to stay on the edge and learn faster . . .
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An organization's capabilities become its disabilities when disruption is afoot.
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enough said lnkd.in/fDmE5Y3
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Leading By Example lnkd.in/eSEBpQv
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@GordonLittley talks about "jobs to be done" and when to use automation in cx design @VZEnterprise @DigitalCustX
Erin Van Remortel, CCXP - Consider the customer in design? Obvious for some. lnkd.in/dMRj8qZ
Cary Cusumano, CCXP says we transfer our risk to customers, So right, and yet so wrong! lnkd.in/eQyGCwV
Don’t make a fish climb a tree: customer preferences matter. lnkd.in/egm-6v9
Is automation your golden ticket to great CX? lnkd.in/eA7j_MQ
Make changes that actually make a difference. Sounds simple, right? But as Erin Van Remortel, CCXP explains, we of…lnkd.in/eQd5Xj8
Join us @customerfocusuk I, Robot – are we relying on too much technology in customer service? Surprising answers. customerfocussummit.co.uk/
Our own @erinvanremortel doing herself and Verizon proud on stage at the Clarabridge C3 conference today.
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Some interesting evidence here that, in the end, tortoises are more creative than hares. nyti.ms/2p8l4VU

















