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Eyewear Startups Put On Their Customer Experience Glasses With AR

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Before the dawn of 3D smartphone technology, it wasn’t easy for startups to create a customized product — and market it to a consumer. When the founders of King Children wanted to create eyewear to fit the custom needs of shoppers, for instance, they faced several challenges. For starters, customized products can be expensive.

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Retailers Have A Need For Speed On Digital CX

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But when it comes to the digital customer experience, retailers are playing catch-up. Coming from AppDynamics , 95 percent of respondents said they have changed their digital technology priorities as a result of the pandemic. Fifty-nine percent said they have been “firefighting” with short-term fixes to technology problems.

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What Quibi’s Flameout Teaches Us about Behavior Change

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Making matters worse, early versions of Quibi offered no way for users to share content with friends, stymieing growth on social media. Anyone Quibi cared to have as a customer already owned a smartphone. So while Quibi provided some enhancements to the viewing experience, it failed to change established habits.

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Trending: Meeting The Millennial Need For AI-Powered Visual Shopping

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In the August edition of the Payments And The Platform Economy Playbook , PYMNTS examines how marketplaces are using technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and mobile payments to innovate the customer experience. To learn more, visit the Playbook’s feature story.

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Watson Marketing Delivers a Competitive Edge that Financial Institutions can Bank On

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They are tech savvy, mobile and social. They rapidly leverage technology to compare options such as prices, features, and banking reputation when purchasing products and services. More than ever – millennials seek customized experiences without a corresponding increase in prices. Millennials are a fastidious breed.

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In Digital Banking Age, Personal Touch Still Matters

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Technology has brought transparency and speed to financial interactions, including those between banks and their customers. But must everything be at arm’s length, a technology-enabled hit-and-run where banking is ruled by apps and apps alone?

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The growing interest in digital banks

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Recently, new digital technologies – driven by cloud, mobile, social media and analytics – have significantly lowered entry barriers and put customers much more at the center of the banking relationship. However, customers of these banks are expected to interact with the bank primarily through digital channels.