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Tag: .net
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JAMstack vs. LAMP Stack vs. MEAN vs .NET: Tech Stacks Compared
Are you comparing these popular technology stacks? Well, we've asked the experts to explain the differences between JAMstack, LAMP Stack, MEAN and .NET.
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Are Your Customer Experience Metrics Setting You Up For Success?
Combining multiple customer experience metrics will provide the deepest insights — but first you must define what success means for your company.
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What is a Net Promoter Score? And Why You Should Know
Want to know what your customers really think? The answers to improving customer experience may lie within your NPS score and one simple question.
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How to Measure Customer Experience Beyond Net Promoter Score
Satisfied customers will drive your business. Your task is to improve your customers’ experience. Here's a look at how to measure it.
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Measure Customer Use of Things, Not Customer Satisfaction With Things
Net Promoter Score may be easy for companies to gather and assess, but it does a poor job of predicting customer retention.
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Transforming Listening Into Action: Fortifying Voice of Customer Programs
To improve the customer experience at a time of tight marketing budgets, companies must take action on insights gleaned from voice-of-the-customer initiatives.
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Think Net Neutrality Doesn't Apply to Your Business? Think Again
Yesterday we saw the day of action on net neutrality. Companies, activists and citizens weighed in on why net neutrality is a good thing — including here on CMSWire. Everything that collection of very smart people said is correct and worth reading. But they didn't touch on one thing:
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What's at Stake With Net Neutrality?
When Ajit Pai assumed the role of Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission in January, he made one of his goals clear: dismantling the net neutrality rules put in place in 2015. This surprised no one. As a member of the FCC, Pai voted against the Open Internet Order (pdf),
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When It Comes to Customer Feedback, Less Is More
How many times have you gone into the drugstore and bought just one item, only to get a receipt that was a foot long because the store wanted you to log onto a website, enter a code and fill out a survey about your experience? It’s probably more times than
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Why Your Client Relationship Measurement Needs Coaching
The business world is changing dramatically and, in many ways, is taking advantage of scientific methods to enhance the functions of sales, marketing and account management. Within the B2C marketplace, big data and analytics are continuing to play an increasingly essential role in client engagement, marketing and ultimately, conversion.
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Everything You're Doing With Net Promoter Score Is Probably Wrong
Whether your company is a start-up or a well-oiled machine, there’s one figure almost all brands reference to prove their success — the Net Promoter Score (NPS). While it’s a strong indicator of consumer loyalty, NPS was never meant to be an end-all-be-all measurement.
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Want Loyal Customers? Start with Loyal Employees
Fred Reichheld developed the Net Promoter Score (NPS) as a means to measure customer loyalty more quickly and accurately. Reichheld introduced the system in a Harvard Business Review article in 2003, explaining that simply measuring customer retention rates wasn't enough.
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For Europe, an ‘Open Internet’ and an ‘Other Internet’
The old saying, “Viewpoint depends on where you stand,” has always applied quite literally to the concept of net neutrality. On the east side of the Atlantic Ocean, lawmakers have declared equal access to the Internet a fundamental human right. On the west side, content providers argue that any
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How Title II Led to the Charter + TWC Merger
The three-way merger between Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House Networks, announced this morning, was rendered inevitable by the US Government’s reluctance to sanction a previous agreement between Time Warner and Comcast, citing its re-re-redefinition of Internet service under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934.
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