Rob Millar

Ryanair has really felt the pain. After years of growth, the feedback from its client base was that customers could just not take any more.

Actually Vue – it is nearly 2016. Auld Lang Syne will be ringing out in a matter of weeks and yet I am feeling so 2004.

Marketforce asked me to think about how a company should align its customer experience to your corporate goals so suggested the following article:

Rob is the founder and MD of Comotion – a growth consultancy that helps companies to build sustainable revenues by reinventing themselves as customer-led businesses discusses the future of business at the Digital Leaders Trends Briefing on the 24th September 2015.

I recently spent the day at the Marketforce 20:20 CX Summit in London listening to someexcellent speakers debate the state of the nation in the world of Customer Experience (CX). It has been a while since I attended a conference and so I was interested to see how the discipline had progressed.

If you’ve ever felt like a company really ‘took advantage of you, knew what you needed and squeezed you for every penny’ then you might be interested to hear about this story I recently came across.

Ron Baker’s article on Earning his Mouse Ears Part I (you can read Part II and Part III here) gives a fascinating insight into his experiences of attending the Disney University.

One of Forrester’s analysts, Kerry Bodine, recently wrote an excellent article on howService Design relates to CX and UX.