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The battery system on a customer property at 220 City Island Avenue can provide 1 megawatt – or a million watts – to customers along the business strip. That will take stress off the Con Edison grid on hot summer days when electrical usage soars.
Report: Customers and post-purchase experience remains disconnected - CMO Australia
Post-purchase help and communications, plus a sense of belonging to a community, are vital factors influencing loyalty across Australian consumers. Yet these elements continue to be a let down for many of us when engaging with brands, a new survey has found.
A fresh global research project conducted by advertising and marketing agency, R/GA, found more than half of Australian customers surveyed experience disappointment and a disconnection between the promise of a brand and the reality. For example, 52 per cent said their first time using a product or service wasn't completely positive, while 54 per cent cited a disconnect between what a brand has promised versus the reality.
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KDDI will offer Cato's SASE to enterprise customers | FierceTelecom
Japanese service provider KDDI Corp. will begin selling Cato Networks' secure access service edge (SASE) to enterprise customers in North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific. The company said that Cato's SASE will enable it to offer enterprise customers secure access without having to integrate and manage multiple third-party appliances and virtual network functions (VNFs).
"This is a big win for Cato and a validation of their solution," said Roy Chua, founder and principal at AvidThink, an independent research and advisory service. Chua added that Cato Networks has experienced a lot of growth during the past year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. "Companies realized that they could do a cloud-centric version of SASE because it is easier," Chua said, noting that Cato's SASE is fully converged and cloud-based, making it easier for companies to deploy quickly.
Want to Make Retail Customers Happy? Give Them a 'Wow' Experience - Knowledge@Wharton
Retailers must create "wow" shopping experiences if they want to satisfy customers and keep them coming back, according to a recent study from Wharton's Baker Retailing Center and The Verde Group, a global customer experience consultancy.
The survey-based study found that retailers can increase shopper repurchase intent by nearly 60% by consistently delivering a great experience, whether in-store or online. What defines a "wow" depends on the shopper and type of store, but hassle-free customer support is at the top of the list.
ExaGrid becomes cash-positive, passes 3,000 customers – Blocks and Files
ExaGrid recruited more than 120 new customers in the first 2021 quarter and has become cash-flow positive. The data backup startup said it also posted record sales in EMEA. We have actually had three really strong quarters in a row. The company continues to grow, “ExaGrid president and CEO Bill Andrews told us.
The quarter saw ExaGrid bookings grew over 40 per cent and revenue 24 per cent as the total customer count moved past 3,000. Blocks & Files calculates that, since the third 2018 quarter ExaGrid has won an average of 60 new customers each quarter. “Remember, we go after the upper mid-market to the enterprise so these are not smaller customers,” Andrew said.
County commissioner calls out restaurant after sign to customers left on door – FOX13 News Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Shelby County commissioner is calling out a Midtown restaurant for a sign it put on one of its doors.
Commissioner Tami Sawyer grabbed a picture from Facebook of the sign at the Outback Steakhouse and shared it on social media.
The sign is now removed but it said: "Due to the stimulus money and tax time, people just do not want to work. For the Outbackers that do show up for work, we ask for your understanding and patience. They are doing the very best to ensure your dining experience is what you have come to expect from Outback."
Customers Like Click-and-Brick Car Dealerships | WardsAuto
Car dealership customers can surprise you, says Todd Skelton, president and CEO of the Prime Automotive Group that runs 56 stores in New York, New Jersey and greater New England.
When COVID-19 hit, Prime rushed to put together a program of going to customers' homes so they needn't go to the dealership during the pandemic.
Future of retail: Experts see innovation and pop-up stores
LONDON — The future of physical stores has been called into question by the coronavirus pandemic, but experts believe the key to survival will be reinvention.
For some time now, retailers have tried to attract customers by creating experiences in store, but they now need to get creative as shopping habits change and customers become more demanding.
Online shopping has boomed since the start of the pandemic. In the U.K. alone, internet sales jumped from under 20% to more than 32% in just three months at the start of the first Covid-induced lockdown . And experts expect the convenience of buying online to mean consumers will continue this habit even after the pandemic.
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