Customer Experience Management (CXM) Articles

Anyone hoping for big new things from the next Nokia Lumia Windows Phone 8 device will be left wanting, as it looks like a modest upgrade in technology and power.

Plan Your Social Business
We talk about it, businesses strive for it, but we've a long way to go before "social business" becomes just "business". And while we're here, take a minute to consider the "problem" with social according to Symon Garfield.

Is Your Community Successful?
Here are 5 signs your customer community is working, and 3 community adoption issues you might need to work through to achieve success. 

Managing Your Records the Right Way
Most organizations aren't doing records management right. Take a look at one journey through a records management implementation to gain some insights and best practices.

CXMChat Tweet Jam
With our Google Hangout successfully completed (watch the #CXMHangout video replay), we'd like to switch your attention to our upcoming April 24th Tweet Jam. The topic -- Building successful customer communities. Stay tuned for more details.

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 Twitter is a lot of things to a lot of people, but for those who follow it to expand their musical scope and social circle, a new mobile app and service should help focus attention for all those into top and new tunes. 

This week marked the second in our monthlong focus on customer communities. We also saw some critical views of the ever so popular SharePoint -- is it maybe not the end all, be all so many of us thought it was?

Here’s the scenario: a scantily clad woman wearing a string bikini approaches your table while you’re stuffing yourself at an all-you-can-eat brunch and tries to sell you a membership to a gym.

Wrong time, wrong place, and just plain odd, right?

When it was first introduced in late 2010, the Rockmelt social browser seemed like a next step -- instead of connecting with friends on social sites, users could connect with them directly through the browser. Rockmelt was “a browser,” co-founder Eric Vishria said at the time, “that does more than just navigate pages.” But next steps can go in unforeseen directions, and the company announced this week that it will soon "end-of-life" its social browser.  

Gamification and behavior management platform provider Badgeville has appointed Kevin Comee, an experienced cloud and social technology executive, as its new CEO.

Sometimes when you look at Microsoft and its consumer products you really get the sense of a technology giant that has lost its way. But then it goes and releases something like GeoFlow Preview for Excel, and you really get to see what Microsoft is good at. 

Step by step, Google is integrating its many properties into a rolling ecosystem of possibilities. Now, the technology giant is rolling out a beta test to allow a business’ YouTube videos to appear on its Google+ pages, raising a variety of possibilities for marketing, customer engagement and other uses. 

One thing enterprises like in a technology vendor is reliability, and open source CMS provider eZ Systems certainly has that in its new CEO. Not only is Aleksander Farstad the new CEO of eZ Systems, he's also a co-founder.

Pulse, a popular and free news reader in the Flipboard or Zite style, has been scooped up by LinkedIn, the newest shooting star in social media, for US $90 million.

Commenting platform Disqus today announced a change in price that should make its users smile: the commenting platform is free and it's looking to make you money through content marketing.

Big Data makes big promises, but it’s hard to leverage and slow to deliver. That’s the sentiment of many marketing execs who see the possibilities but have yet to realize big rewards.

I've covered the Forrester Wave for Web Content Management, looked at the Leaders and the Strong Performers and talked about the WCM market's evolution overall. This last piece looks at the contenders and asks a question that I expect many might be asking.

Digital asset management vendor ADAM has released PIMS 3.2, an update that links product information to marketing from within a centralized database.