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What Did You Expect? Delivering Experiences that Meet Customer Expectations (Part 3 of 3)

Perficient

Our story so far has explored the gap between what customers expect and what brands deliver. To avoid a fall, first take stock of your firm’s customer experience and digital maturity. This includes knowing how your peers and senior leadership perceive said maturity. Customers expect dependable, connected experiences from brands.

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Walmart Amazon Whole Paycheck Tracker: Logistics Upgrades, New Leadership

PYMNTS

This week the big headline generator wasn’t anything that either brand was selling, or doing in service or sales, but instead what a spokesperson said — specifically what they said about the current controversy over Amazon’s place in claiming the consumer’s whole paycheck. with more promised by the end of this year and throughout 2020.

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What Quibi’s Flameout Teaches Us about Behavior Change

Perficient

For any brand that promises to entertain, motivation should center on pleasure. That meant it needed viewers to not only discover its brand, download its app, register and begin watching but also to subscribe at either a $5 or $8 monthly payment level. Quibi launched in April 2020, just as the pandemic was upending public life.

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Cisco Financial Services welcomes imimobile

Cisco

Before 2020, traditional financial enterprises were already focusing on digital transformation initiatives—both as an effort to improve customer experiences and a need to adapt to survive. At imimobile, we’re focused on enabling the world’s top financial brands to compete with disruptors and fintech’s.