The customer is always right? Not anymore

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Keeping Your Customer in Mind: 6 Steps
to Crafting Your Customer’s
Experience

Keeping Your Customer in Mind: 6 Steps
to Crafting Your Customer’s
Experience 08/22/2004 04:23 AM
{Distance Learning} Have your customer service complaints increased? Do you have a plan in place for dealing with customer service? Well help is here! Based on the eBook, "Keep Your Customer in Mind", Kim Beasley will instruct a distant learning class that helps you customize the customer service plan for your business. Registration ongoing until September 5 and class starts September 7. [PRWEB Aug 22, 2004]

Customer Evolutions, Inc. Purchases the
Rights to the Enterprise Customer
Profile (ECP) Solution from Martingale
Corporation

Customer Evolutions, Inc. Purchases the
Rights to the Enterprise Customer
Profile (ECP) Solution from Martingale
Corporation 06/14/2004 05:06 AM
CDI Framework to be Marketed to Airlines and Enhanced by Its Creators [PRWEB Jun 14, 2004]

Aon Reed Stenhouse Implements
ResponseTek’s Customer Experience
Management Solution to Further Enhance
Customer Retention

Aon Reed Stenhouse Implements
ResponseTek’s Customer Experience
Management Solution to Further Enhance
Customer Retention 04/08/2005 05:09 AM
ResponseTek Networks Corp., a leading supplier of Customer Experience Management (CEM) software and services solutions, today announced that Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. has implemented its Customer Experience Management Suite in order to demonstrate its commitment to being a transparent, client-centric organization. [PRWEB Apr 8, 2005]

I Can't See You Anymore

I Can't See You Anymore 12/14/2003 02:55 PM
Light travels at 186,000 miles (300 million meters) per second in a vacuum but physicists in the United States and Russia are just a little bit faster, actually capturing the light photons and stopping them in their tracks. The newly-developed technique offers opportunities to improve optical communication, manage quantum data, a boon to the future of both communication and digital security.

Not just for breakfast anymore

Not just for breakfast anymore 11/13/2003 02:01 AM
What was your first experience with the sacred cup of java? I don't remember my very first coffee experience, but...

Can you say 'offshore' anymore?

Can you say 'offshore' anymore? 09/24/2004 05:45 PM
Politically charged phrase disappearing as firms cook up new terms to describe sending work to cheaper labor markets.

Is TV Relevant Anymore?

Is TV Relevant Anymore? 02/01/2005 09:15 PM
To toss the TV or not to toss the TV - that is the question.

``USB: Not Just for Your Mouse Anymore``

``USB: Not Just for Your Mouse Anymore`` 06/17/2005 03:40 PM
Thumb drives just not doing it for you anymore? Check out these gizmos designed for a relaxing coffee break -- or a manicure. And you don't even have to leave your desk!

Can't take it anymore? Let Clippy Help:

Can't take it anymore? Let Clippy Help: 01/03/2004 05:55 PM
http://rita.thegourmet.com/tywych07.gif

IM: Not Just for Kids Anymore

IM: Not Just for Kids Anymore 09/02/2004 11:38 AM
Adults are picking up instant messaging in record numbers, with 50% of those over 35 using various systems. This study was funded by AOL, which has a major stake in the instant messaging market through its popular AIM software. But most people who use IM in the workplace are still using free and unsecured systems, despite the availability of secure versions in enterprise software and products like IM Secure.

Browsing the Web? Not Anymore

Browsing the Web? Not Anymore 07/09/2004 04:50 PM
I can't remember the last time I actually browsed the Web. You know, just sort of aimlessly following links in the hopes of encountering something unique or interesting. (I'm also glad that idea of calling it "surfing" seems to have become less popular.) Between the few sites I visit daily to get things done, links that come in via e-mail, and the various weblogs and news feeds I guess I'm spending enough time in my browser already. It's a far...

No one UI fits all - anymore!

No one UI fits all - anymore! 05/26/2004 11:58 AM
One UI Does Not Fit All.

To see the full-screen trailers of The Incredibles and Alexander, Apple is making you use iTunes, rather than its QuickTime player. (It uses QuickTime for the full screen version of Spider-Man II or Sky Captain.) After you view the trailer with iTunes, you end up at the iTunes store's new trailers section. However, most of the trailers housed there drive you to QuickTime, rather than iTunes, as the media player.

I don't believe that one UI fits all. Neither does Apple, usually. There's good reasons that the UIs for QuickTime, iTunes, Safari, the iPod, and OS X are different, and tuned to the functions and medium they're focused on. A browser is about browsing and searching. It accomodates viewing short media like music clips and trailers via plug-ins just fine. Music lends itself to playlists, sorting by artist, album, or genre, and, when portable, one-thumb scrolling and manipulation. Etc., etc.

The iTunes video experience exposes some flaws of the single UI approach. It's probably just an implementation glitch, but with QuickTime you can skip ahead or back in the trailer; you can't with iTunes. Tivo, who is very good at creating a TV UI, falls flat with its music and photo features. Microsoft's Media Center implementations - both portable and TV screen versions - are similarly challenged, though Microsoft, for once, is not crippling them with too many Windows conventions.

[David Card]

I don't believe that one UI fits all - either.

But this isn't necessarily what I meant.

Is SQL a standard anymore?

Is SQL a standard anymore? 06/26/2002 01:00 PM
CNET Jun 23 2002 10:22PM ET

"We Don't Live Here Anymore"

"We Don't Live Here Anymore" 08/13/2004 09:01 AM
Two couples, one illicit affair, and all the guilt and recrimination that are sure to follow.

Why IT doesn't matter anymore

Why IT doesn't matter anymore 08/10/2004 03:53 PM

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This article has some weird formatting due to an ad insertion - just scroll down the page to read it. “…Twenty years ago, most executives looked down on computers as proletarian tools — glorified typewriters and calculators — best relegated to low level employees like secretaries, analysts and technicians. It was the rare executive who would let his fingers touch a keyboard, much less incorporate information technology into his strategic thinking. Today, that has changed…

Why can't you pay attention anymore?

Why can't you pay attention anymore? 03/28/2005 07:50 AM
Psychiatrist Ted Hallowell says it has to do with the relentless chatter from the high-tech devices used in the modern workplace.

Tab, it's not just soda anymore

Tab, it's not just soda anymore 11/18/2002 12:58 PM
Mozilla is an excellent web browser. You heard it here first, folks. I have been using this browser exclusively for about two months now and I have not been disappointed once. It has the best support for W3C standards, as well as being quicker and lighter then Internet Explorer (results may vary). But I'm not telling you anything you don't already know. The real point of this argument is that the top feature in Mozilla, in my opinion, is tabbed browsing. Observe... As an example of how I use the RSS features of my own web site, when I find an article I want to read from one of the links, I middle-click. Mozilla, under the Preferences area, allows you to set the option to have links open in new "tabs". Therefore, I can view numerous web sites at once, without having that number of windows open. Update: I forgot to mention that Mozilla's side-project Phoenix also supports all the goodies that Mozilla does, as well as tabbed browsing, while weighing in a smaller overall size. Check it out; version 0.4 was released last week. Speaking of reading RSS feeds, this evening while I was reading these feeds I clicked on Simon Willison's feed and lo and behold I saw my web site's name. Thanks to Simon for linking to my page, I appreciate it. I enjoy reading his musings daily. New Look: stonefishspine has put up a new design today. He's been testing new designs for a while and I think I like this one best. Speaking of designs, I dig Zeldman's new digs as well.

Not Just for Emergencies Anymore

Not Just for Emergencies Anymore 02/05/2005 09:04 PM
Encouraged by new calling plans, the elderly are increasingly viewing the cellphone not as a device for emergencies but as an everyday convenience.

The Customer Owns The Customer

The Customer Owns The Customer 03/17/2005 03:08 AM

Traditionally, the battle for customer ownership in the mobile space was between the operators and the handset makers. The battle is about to get a lot more crowded. By Mike Masnick, The Feature

We're not in Lake Wobegone anymore

We're not in Lake Wobegone anymore 08/30/2004 09:50 AM
The maven of midwestern gentility weighs in on today's GOP.

How did the Party of Lincoln and Liberty transmogrify into the party of Newt Gingrich’s evil spawn and their Etch-A-Sketch president, a dull and rigid man, whose philosophy is a jumble of badly sutured body parts trying to walk?

[ Is Anyone Surprised By What PETA Does
Anymore? ]

[ Is Anyone Surprised By What PETA Does
Anymore? ] 12/18/2003 05:45 AM
PETA to distribute anti-fur flyers to kids .. fliers saying "Your Mommy Kills Animals" .. Nutcracker .. flier

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Nobody goes to that resturant anymore,
it's too crowded

Nobody goes to that resturant anymore,
it's too crowded 08/16/2004 04:25 PM
Oxymoronica

you don't have an excuse not to floss
anymore

you don't have an excuse not to floss
anymore 11/12/2003 09:07 PM
you don't have an excuse not to floss anymore

Firefox won't load anymore

Firefox won't load anymore 06/18/2004 01:53 AM
For some reason, Firefox stopped loading on my Windows XP notebook today. It just shuts down "unexpectedly." I upgraded to Firefox 0.9 a day or two ago. At first, it worked fine. Now, zip. I tried reinstalling -- no luck....

Paoli, Indiana doesn't look so bad
anymore...

Paoli, Indiana doesn't look so bad
anymore... 08/19/2004 11:56 AM
The 60 best cheapest places to live in America.

Lou Dobbs is angry and he's not going to
take it anymore

Lou Dobbs is angry and he's not going to
take it anymore 09/09/2004 09:14 AM
In his new book about outsourcing, the television journalist tells us that he is shocked, SHOCKED, that corporations are treating American workers like crap.

Java: Not just for the server anymore?

Java: Not just for the server anymore? 09/13/2002 10:44 PM
CNET Sep 13 2002 10:04PM ET

Nanotechnology: It's Not Just For
Dystopians Anymore

Nanotechnology: It's Not Just For
Dystopians Anymore 04/16/2004 03:50 PM
JOEL JOHNSON -- CNN has a decent overview on nanotechnology, so if you've missed the last ten years of science fiction or bad movies (or worse, not missed them), it offers a pretty good place to start. Nanotechnology, as a term, is slowly changing from 'tiny robots' to encompass atomic-scale...

Does gigahertz matter anymore?

Does gigahertz matter anymore? 02/18/2004 12:01 PM
Clock speed has been one of the most identifiable aspects of processor performance during the last decade. But that mindset needs to change as process technologies shrink and alternative methods of increasing performance should be examined, according to most members of a panel of industry experts at the International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) Tuesday.

What do you mean people can't spell
anymore?

What do you mean people can't spell
anymore? 03/13/2003 10:16 AM
Reuters reports "An English essay written by a teenager in text messaging short-hand has reignited concern among teachers that literacy standards are under threat." "My smmr hols wr CWOT. B4, we used 2go2 NY 2C my bro, his GF & thr 3 :- kids FTF. ILNY, it's a gr8 plc." Wow. I couldn't even read that!...

Enterprise PHP: Not Just for Homepages
Anymore

Enterprise PHP: Not Just for Homepages
Anymore 07/23/2002 07:57 AM

Does The Advertiser Have A Choice
Anymore?

Does The Advertiser Have A Choice
Anymore? 01/04/2005 11:45 PM

Killer Drones: Not Just For the Scottish
Anymore

Killer Drones: Not Just For the Scottish
Anymore 07/20/2004 09:47 AM

Boeing has created a modern day Spirit of St. Louis, except instead of Charles Lindburg there is a computer brain and instead of inspiring generations of dreaming children it will drop 4,500 pounds of bombs on them. The newest "unmanned combat aerial vehicle," the X-45C, weighs about four tons, has a 49-foot wingspan, and will able to cruise at an altitude of 40,000 feet. Expect to see automated flocks of X-45Cs blot out the sun sometime after 2009.
Read - NEW KILLER DRONE REVEALED [DefenseTech]

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shell Scripting: Not Just in Perl
Anymore

shell Scripting: Not Just in Perl
Anymore 10/30/2002 08:55 AM

Prime95: It's not just a stability tool
anymore!

Prime95: It's not just a stability tool
anymore! 07/24/2004 06:11 PM
An update on Ars Distributing Computing Team Prime Rib and their search for Mersenne prime numbers.

Life On Demand: We Don't Wait Around
Anymore

Life On Demand: We Don't Wait Around
Anymore 07/27/2004 12:37 PM
Forbes is running a series of articles noting that one of the trends they're noticing is that, these days, everything seems to be focused on providing things "on demand", from TV (TiVo) to sleep (Ambien) to sex (Viagra). Of course, that's not necessarily a bad thing, though, we may start to lose the concept of waiting for things.

Desperate, pathetic and maybe they don't
matter anymore

Desperate, pathetic and maybe they don't
matter anymore 07/07/2004 01:25 AM

Here's the desperate, pathetic message I got from Friendster today. I'm starting to think they just don;t matter anymore.

I just feel sorry for Reid and Mark. They should have sold when they had the chance!

You're our favorite subscriber!

Seriously. I know we here at Friendster shouldn't play favorites, and our chief operating officer (he's the old guy in the office) told us not to do this, but seriously, you just totally rock. The way you reconnect with old friends. The way you've figured out just how small and interconnected the world really is. The way you discovered people with the same interests as you. We suspect you've even gotten a date out of Friendster, or that if you didn't, you could have if you needed to. Easy. With one of those three suspiciously hot people who keep popping up right above your friends list. For other people, we just use those pictures as cruel, aspirational temptation. But for you, they're totally getable.
We even made Friendster much faster just for you. But hey - don't tell anyone we told you all of this. That old guy in the office will just start lecturing us again and pulling out charts and graphs and PowerPoint displays. He's such a loser.

Thanks,
Your friends at Friendster

Click here to go to Friendster: www.friendster.com

Kids Can't Write Anymore, Fear The New
SAT

Kids Can't Write Anymore, Fear The New
SAT 06/28/2004 09:45 PM
Here's one for all those teachers freakin g out when their students hand in a paper written in "txt". Now, those same kids are blaming current school programs for not teaching them how to write properly. The problem is that the new SAT exam includes a written component -- and they do mean written. Students will be expected to pick up a paper and a pencil for the first time in years and actually jot down the essay answer in their very own chicken scratch. Tragically, many of these kids claim they have been using keyboards and keypads for so long, the idea of writing with a pencil scares them silly. They're afraid their handwriting will be so bad that they'll get a bad score. The schools respond that they still teach good penmanship, and seem to think that the kids are just whining excessively. Of course, considering the rest of the exam has been entirely computerized for years, why not just give the kids a keyboard and let them type their essay responses (or, since the kids these days are so into text messaging -- let them text their essays)?

Is Science Fiction About The Future
Anymore?

Is Science Fiction About The Future
Anymore? 09/11/2004 10:46 AM

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