Brian Solis ranked in the top 15 of influencers talking about the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on Twitter.
CIO from IDG: Are tech companies responsible for negative outcomes?
Solis says empathy is one of the key ingredients in the future of business relationships with users, and as with any form of progress, change starts with accepting the reality of the problem at hand. âThat takes sincere and transparent communication in the moment of truth and following it,â he says. âCompanies must also get to the root of the problem to solve it and publicize the effort and results.â
CustomerThink: Building Blocks for Successful Digital Transformation
In their research report, âThe 2016 State of Digital Transformationâ, Brian Solis and Jaimy Szymanski define digital transformation as the realignment of, or new investment in technology, business models, and processes to drive new value for customers and employees to effectively compete in an ever-changing digital economy.
Lexology: Boosting client engagement through personalization of content — A guide for law firms and legal practitioners
Email marketing is more important than ever, according to marketing guru Brian Solis, who points out that even in a world dominated by social media, 77% of consumers prefer to receive permission-based marketing communications via email [2]. âThe answer isnât to send more emails. The answer is to know who you are talking to, whatâs important to them and how you could capture their attention and do something with it,â says Solis.
Sleeknote: Why Disruptive Technology is Hijacking your Customers
Brian has years of experience in everything from innovation, customer experience, and employee experience to digital disruption and digital transformation, culture, and everything in between. He agreed to share some of his golden knowledge with you, and, trust me â you will not be disappointed!
Techonomics: Disruptive Technologies and The Effect on Business and Humanity
My friend Jason Middleton hosts a fascinating program on KGO 810 in San Francisco/Silicon Valley…Techonomics. On the show, he interviews some of the most interesting minds in tech to explore the latest trends and what’s on the horizon. Jason recently invited me to join the program and I jumped at the chance. I wanted to share our conversation with you here… In 9 action-packed minutes we discuss: – The need for changemakers and rainmakers – The importance of digital anthropology…
Top 11 Trends Shaping the Future of Retail
I took this picture in 2016 at Hillsdale Mall in San Mateo, California. This used to be a Sears department store. While Sears is still alive and kicking, it’s sad to see so many once celebrated brands slowly deteriorate and/or then suddenly crumble. I call this the new “Kodak Moment,” that moment when executives fail to see how customers and markets are shifting. All too often, there appears to be a pervasive “too big to fail,” shareholder-first attitude during what amounts to…
What Makes Someone a Thought Leader?
That was the question I was recently asked by my friend Vivienne Neale. I wasn’t sure how to reply. After all, we all have our “thought leaders” whom we follow. Me, I always wanted to be part of a community where doing meaningful things made belonging matter. Honestly, I don’t consider myself a thought leader. I simply shared my ideas and work because I felt alone in my mission to change the future of business. I’ve always believed I couldn’t do…
Mashable: Snapchat is going public â will it follow the path of Twitter or Facebook?
âI worry about the valuation of the company in respect to its track record and, brutal honesty, whether or not it will ever return profit or shareholder value,â said Brian Solis, principal analyst at Altimeter Group and someone who never invested in Snapchat…
Brian Solis worries about ‘the ability for the app and the company to remain relevant among the highly illusive and impatient and discerning audience of users.
Executives Don’t Live the Brand the Way Customers Do and This is Why CX is Shorted
The one thing about CRM is that it often has very little to do with “customers” or “relationships” and more to do with the “management” of dated perspectives, systems and processes. So many executives these days are chasing technology and recruiting new expertise to track customers, analyze their data, map journeys and push the most relevant content, messages, promo on the right device at the right time. You’re probably asking, “what’s wrong with that?” In many ways, it is exactly the…