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GUEST POST from Shep Hyken This article answers the question: How can leaders shift from reactive customer service to a proactive customer experience strategy that anticipates needs and builds long-term trust? The definition of a proactive customer experience is simple. The company reaches out to the customer before they call about a problem. Sometimes the […]

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GUEST POST from Geoffrey Moore This is entry number three in our ongoing reply to Twenty Philosophical Questions That Are Hard to Wrap Your Head Around. Here is the blurb that introduces it: The intricacies of ethical standards vary across cultures and contexts add complexity to this ever-debated subject. This debate has been published on […]

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Taking a holistic, people-centered approach to change management, in partnership with AI, is essential for a successful business or digital transformation or reinvention.

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by Braden Kelley and Art Inteligencia Is the Bark Phone an Innovation? (Short Answer) Yes — with important caveats. My definition of innovation is that it transforms useful seeds of invention into widely adopted solutions valued above every existing alternative. The Bark Phone and Bark Phone Pro are not radical new phones. They are Samsung […]

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GUEST POST from Greg Satell Scientists have long found that our brains evolved to accommodate more social relationships. For example, the British anthropologist Robin Dunbar’s research suggests that the optimal group size for humans is 150, significantly larger than other primates. Throughout history, humans have developed hierarchies to help us to collaborate on complex tasks. […]

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