Contact center and VOC (Voice Of the Customer) leaders are on a permanent quest for customer feedback, typically from email and phone surveys. But in an age of empowered consumers, traditional sources may be inadequate and seem outdated. Today’s leaders not only need to gather effective, quantitative inputs by asking customers for feedback, but also… read more >
The hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) in today’s marketplace cannot be overstated. Most of the excitement is just that—hype and hot air, plus a whole lot of confusion about what AI actually encompasses. Whether it’s 1) voice-driven assistants such as Alexa and Siri, 2) chatbots that engage with customers, 3) robotic process automation (RPA) that… read more >
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Connie Moore presents on the topic of Digital Transformation on the Inside and Outside of the Enterprise at the May meeting of AIIM’s National Capitol Chapter in Washington, DC.
An unending deluge of structured and unstructured information pushes business and government organizations to ditch their old, outdated ways of working. On the outside, they must now open multiple channels to capture the ever rising amounts and types of data submitted by customers in an effort to become fully digital. On the inside, enterprises are concerned with internal efficiency and advances in operational excellence in their rapidly changing industries. During this unique session, Connie will draw on extensive research to explain how organizations have successfully transformed their businesses by going digital outside and inside. Attendees will learn how to develop a digital strategy based upon their core competencies in emerging technologies, information management and process transformation.
We first published our report Transform Customer Experience and Operational Excellence By Going Digital Outside and Inside in September 2015. The topic has only become more relevant since then, as senior leaders and executives continue to experience performance fall-out when external transformation and internal transformation initiatives aren’t connected. I’ll be presenting on digital outside and inside, in… read more >
Companies that grow by acquisition can be difficult to understand, particularly if lots of different products are bought from multiple sources over a sustained time period. (Take OpenText, for example.) Lexmark Enterprise Software is one such company, having taken several steps to get into–and now out of–enterprise software. With Lexmark International itself under new ownership,… read more >
If you are involved with your organization’s content management system in any capacity, you have probably heard the term “headless CMS” bantered about and have wondered what the heck everyone was talking about. Here’s the answer: headless is a (not-so-new) “new” approach for architecting web content management that has roots in decoupled content management systems…. read more >
Getting customer feedback is the rage in today’s business world, whether the industry is retail, transportation, consumer packaged goods, banking, telecommunications, government or something else. How many times have you bought something in a store, only to have the checkout clerk circle a URL and ask you to go to a website and provide feedback?… read more >
A headless content management system (CMS) is a contemporary solution to the inexorable demand for content anywhere and everywhere. Offering a value proposition aligned with this demand, headless systems are now popping to the top of buyer short lists during technology selections. This new report from Digital Clarity Group explains why. A headless CMS features… read more >
Last week President Trump signed an executive order that took aim at the US high tech sector’s workforce. The order stipulated: The launch of a government-wide, multi-agency review of H-1B. The intent of the review is to identify “fraud and abuses” in the system and to encourage business and consumer behavior to “Buy American, Hire… read more >
You know that expression about “teaching old dogs new tricks . . . ?” Well, it’s true. In fact, it’s worse than that—I’m having trouble teaching my two-year-old Dalmatian new tricks and he isn’t even middle aged. My dog only wants to do what he already knows how to do —and, what he already likes… read more >
