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Are companies using the data that they capture to bring value to customers? In most cases, the wealth of data is massively unused, and almost no real value is created for customers. Michael Ruckman and Joe Pine continue their discussion on the effects of the Coronavirus on retailers and experience stagers in part five of this seven part series.
How do shopping centers come out of the current pandemic with a new model for managing customer relationships? Struggling for years already, shopping centers may have a colossal opportunity if they take the time to reinvent NOW! Michael Ruckman and Joe Pine continue their discussion on the effects of the Coronavirus on retailers and experience stagers in part six of this seven part series.
What should be done to be ready for the future? Refresh, Renew, and Develop - three principles discussed in this final module while Michael Ruckman and Joe Pine wrap up their discussion on the effects of the Coronavirus on retailers and experience stagers in final part of this series.
In this short video, Michael Ruckman explains how customer-oriented analytics can be used to demonstrate to sceptics the value and increased revenue and profits that customer-centric business models bring.
In this short video, Michael Ruckman explains how customer-oriented analytics can be used to demonstrate to sceptics the value and increased revenue and profits that customer-centric business models bring.
In this quick video, Michael Ruckman explains how Customer Journeys create value for customers, rather than simply moving them from one contact to the next.
In this interview, Michael Ruckman discusses how employees can influence customer experience, how transitions from customer-centric to relationship-centric models happen in businesses, and the importance of leadership.
A clip from Michael Ruckman’s is presentation about disruptive technologies, relationships with clients and offering at the Product Sense conference in Minsk, featuring a more detailed explaination of experiential innovation.
A clip from Michael Ruckman’s is presentation about disruptive technologies, relationships with clients and offering at the Product Sense conference in Minsk where Michael explains experiential innovation.
A clip from Michael Ruckman’s is presentation about disruptive technologies, relationships with clients and offering at the Product Sense conference in Minsk where Michael explains experiential innovation.
Can customers really tell you what they want? Only 2.5% can, and their comments are usually lost amongst all others who can’t, which is why it’s important to help them decide.
Would you pay more for your health club membership if they guaranteed results? Turns out helping people to achieve their goals is a great source of competitive advantage.
Is it possible to identify market niches from customer feedback? Michael briefly explains different approaches to customer feedback and shows how there is “no one indicator” that answers all questions.