By George Wright, CEO of Smart Communications

Today’s consumers insist that companies communicate with them in a way that makes them feel like an individual. This can be a challenge, for sure, but it can also be an incredible opportunity. Despite this challenge, many organizations are still taking a fragmented and outdated approach to their customer interactions. So, what can you do this year to deliver more meaningful customer conversations? Here are a few suggestions.

By George Wright, CEO of Smart Communications

Millennials have strong opinions about how they want to interact with their brands of choice – and with this group now comprising a large segment of both customer base and revenue, this demographic cannot be ignored. Better yet, they can teach us a lot about the importance of a customer-centric approach.

By Dave Towers, CRO of Smart Communications

It is an interesting time in the customer communications management space. Today, customers are demanding more. They expect more personal, more relevant and more timely interactions, and they expect these interactions to be two-way and continuous across channels.

By Simon Tindal, CTO of Smart Communications

Your customers don’t want to be communicated to, they want to communicate with you. They want to have a conversation. These increased customer expectations, combined with an explosion of communication channels, presents a challenge and an opportunity for businesses.

By Simon Tindal, CTO of Smart Communications

The customer isn’t just always right, the customer is in control! Today, customers expect an incredibly high level of service, and they also have the power to publicly share their opinions about that service with the tap of a finger. This can be a challenge, for sure, but it can also be an incredible opportunity.