Have you ever walked into an airport, seen that there is nobody in line at the check-in counter, but still made a bee-line for the self-service kiosk? Better yet, have you ever waited in line for an ATM machine even though there is nobody in line for the teller inside the bank?
If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, you’re not alone. Most customers these days demonstrate a huge — and increasing — appetite for self-service, yet most companies run their operations as if customers prefer to interact with them live
Content: Article
Authors: Lara Ponomareff, Matt Dixon
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Customer Related
Authors: Lara Ponomareff, Matt Dixon
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Customer Related
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