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Michael Allenson just launched his first in a series of monthly articles for Survey Magazine. His column “Survey Says” features CEBenchmarks–a new approach to gathering benchmark data for customer experience research. To kick it off, Michael questions: Do consumers from different economic standing, different life situations, etc. have different expectations of the companies they do business.
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We are very excited to announce that Carine Clark has joined Allegiance as president and CEO, effective January 2, 2013. Formerly SVP and CMO for Symantec, Carine has twenty five years of experience building successful software companies. As an experienced CMO, Carine knows what CMOs and the C-suite need, and what keeps them up at night. She recognizes that Allegiance can become a game changer and drive the trend toward customer empowerment with technology that helps companies achieve greater cu
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Well, this is not about music. But as songs can be very emotional, also brands often try to create strong feelings. In particular in times when products and services hardly differ, emotional branding offers opportunities to appear somewhat special and unique. This is even more interesting because an emotional relationship can create a strong link.
Hot off the press – the 2013 RCSASSS determines who is really worthy of leading Santa’s sleigh on Monday night. Enjoy and all of the best for the holidays from your friends at Maritz.
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