• At 212 degrees water boils. And separates one hospital from another.

    Have you measured the temperature of your patient experience lately. Not one that is full of holes and self-deception, but the real one: Would your patients refer their friends to your hospital? That’s the one question that separates growing hospitals from fading hospitals.

  • Personality Traits of B2B Decision Makers

    The better we understand B2B decision makers, the more skillfully we can help them solve issues.

  • Customer Experience Technology Solutions

    A source list of technologies to improve management of the customer experience and marketing automation.

  • Would You Like a Pony?

    No company can do well when it treats its customers wrongly. That is the essence of Customer Experience Relationship Building. By Dale Wolf

  • Patient Experience is Job One for Everyone Working in a Hospital

    Everyone in the organization from patient registration staff to surgeons and nurses to various clinicians and support staff to senior managers — everyone must see delighting the patient as Job One.

Hospitals Get Failing Grade from Patients

Hospitals Get Failing Grade from Patients

Just 68% of hospital patients would recommend their hospital to a friend. Only 67% of Hospital Boards consistently monitor this patient satisfaction issue.
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Rolodexes Are Social Networking Roadkill

Rolodexes Are Social Networking Roadkill

Authenticity, honesty, transparency and trust: these are the fuel that make online social networks work. Imagine how powerful it is to be the one
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After Amazon ... the Customer Service Line is Re-drawn

After Amazon … the Customer Service Line is Re-drawn

Amazon and Google have changed how every business should deliver customer service.
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Business or Busyness? How do we spend our time?

Business or Busyness? How do we spend our time?

With downsizing, the work didn’t go away … we just took on more. And the quality of what we did went south.
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