We all know the story: The board of directors has said, ” We must be more innovative!” And after a lengthy process and all due consideration the company has launched an industry leading “Innovation Programme” But after 6 months: The board is unhappy. The CEO is unhappy. And the CFO is especially unhappy. Your innovation program isn’t […]
The snow and transport mayhem caused by the ‘Beast from the East’ came and went last week. While not exactly the winter storm common in parts of Siberia or (spoiler alert) coming up in the next season of Game of Thrones, the hostility of nature could not stop our second Comotion Meet Up from occurring. […]
The End-to-End (E2E) customer experience is paramount; however, achieving it is difficult. We demand organisations become everything for everyone thereby diluting the specific value propositions on offer. With information overload and the world speeding up asymptotically, something usually gives when having to consider everything from every perspective to meet the E2E objective. How do you […]
There’s been a lot of talk about businesses becoming ‘customer centric’ lately. I’ve just returned to the UK after spending the last 6 years living and working in the US where this has been especially clear. America – the land of the free and fancy, customer-related titles. Aside from these accolades, what does clearly putting the […]
An epidemic of emails, oppressive KPIs and strict silos are slowly consuming corporate life and rendering an already daunting image apocalyptic. Employees are time poor, as the days of coasting – itself a fruit of the 9-5 ordering of life – disappear and management by task reasserts itself. But there is mounting evidence to suggest […]
Introduction The Comotion Associate network met for their monthly associate breakfast in May. The focus of the meeting was to look at how AI will impact customer experience. The explosion of AI is likely to have a huge impact on how businesses communicate and how they manage their interactions with their customers. There is, of […]
