Many of you know that I started one of the world’s first digital agencies in 1992 with my business partner and creative director, Jackie Goldstein. We called it GALILEO. We picked the name not only because of Galileo’s prowess as an innovator (he brought the telescope, scientific
Amazon has formally introduced its new Amazon GO retail concept on the West Coast. Basically, you can shop without lines and without going through checkout. A combination of technologies (they say, the same ones used in self driving cars) are used to notice what you pick up and what you put in
We’ve been doing business the same way for so many decades; it’s hard to imagine other ways to achieve success. Work hard, make big profits, and always get better at what you do. These are the mantras we’ve all heard – and still share. Conversations about reimagining
Storyminers is quite proud to be included in Chattermill’s top 50 of their: The Top 100 Customer Experience Blogs You Need to Be Reading. We think it’s pretty cool because the selection is powered by Artificial Intelligence. It’s not about the most
Storyminers is quite proud to be included in Chattermill’s top 50 of their: The Top 100 Customer Experience Blogs You Need to Be Reading. We think it’s pretty cool because the selection is powered by Artificial Intelligence. It’s not about the most
It’s not easy trying to grow a business. You’re often left standing in the middle of a saturated market, scratching your head and wondering “what can we really do to separate ourselves?” Do you develop a new product, find a new market, or maybe pour money into
Sometimes, making customer experiences better can also make the world better. Here’s how one leading brand is trying. The subject line of an email this morning said “Discrimination and Belonging: What it Means to You”. I thought it was a political headline designed to sway my
Employee experiences are just as important as customer experiences. In fact, if your employees aren’t ready to deliver the kind of experience your brand promises, your customers won’t get the kind of experience they desire. On the today show this morning, I was delighted by a new
Employee experiences are just as important as customer experiences. In fact, if your employees aren’t ready to deliver the kind of experience your brand promises, your customers won’t get the kind of experience they desire. On the today show this morning, I was delighted by a new
Note: This article comes from the perspective of the author’s work in the science and the art of customer experience. Its implications may be more broadly received. At the beginning of their customer experience enhancement journeys, many organizations go after so-called low-hanging-fruit
Jan 2017