“Digital transformation is as much a technology story as it is one about how people lead change inside and outside the company. The human factor is pervasive in each of our reports on the subject. It’s really the driving force behind evolution and revolution in business,” said Solis.
Emerce: Brian Solis over de kracht van de totaalervaring
De toekomst van zaken doen draait om het ontwerpen van betekenisvolle ervaringen. Met die heldere boodschap van Brian Solis gaat iedereen naar huis na een lange eDay. Rond 12.00 uur mag de ‘principal analyst’ van de Altimeter Group, auteur en keynote speaker de volle zaal alles vertellen over Ervaringen. Niet voor niets, want zijn nieuwe boek ‘X: The Experience Where Business Meets Design’ gaat over het ontwerpen van de perfecte totaalervaring.
Ready4S: 7 Most Reliable New Technology Researchers You Should Follow
Brian Solis is a key influencer on the mobile scene. A digital marketing analytics expert, Brian is a recognized speaker and author of the recently published X: The Experience When Business Meets Design. He’s also behind various reports and research studies which examine mobile experiences. One of his recent studies is The Inevitability of a Mobile-Only Customer Experience where he examines how companies should think mobile-first and mobile-only.
The Enterprisers Project: Week-in-Review– CIOs are not leading digital transformation, but they should
Solis researched and interviewed 500 digital transformation strategists, executives, and change agents, and Vala Afshar, a thought leader on the topic of digital transformation, delivers a concise break-down of the key findings in Huffington Post. Among the insights, “The No. 1 challenge facing executives (71 percent) is understanding behavior or impact of the new customer,” yet, “55 percent of those responsible for digital transformation cite ‘evolving customer behaviors and preferences’ as the primary catalyst for change.”
Innovation in Customer Experience Starts with a Shift in Perspective
While traveling Europe this year, I met Silvia Hänig who was writing a story for Haufe.de about customer experience. She followed up our initial conversation with the questions below. Instead of shooting back quick answers, I took the time, maybe too much time, to thoughtfully reply as if I were going to share the exchange with everyone. And, that’s what I’m doing here. I hope it helps you… Mister Solis, why is it so difficult to create Customer Experience (CX) for…
Datamation: CIOs Trail CMOs in Digital Transformation
Although digital transformation is a tech-reliant process, CMOs are more likely than CIOs to lead this journey, indicates new research from the Altimeter Group.
Does your brand have an experience style guide?
X has opened the doors to new countries and experiences and for that, I am truly grateful. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Singapore and also Hong Kong. I already want to go back. While in Hong Kong, I meet with Soon Chen Kang 江欣珍 at Campaign Magazine to discuss X, the state and future of brand and the importance of experience design in all aspects of customer/employee engagement. I wanted to share the conversation with you here… Does your brand…
The Christian Science Monitor: What’s behind the rise in anti-Semitism toward journalists on Twitter?
Social media, especially around election time, has a tendency to become an “ugly soapbox” for people of all political leanings, Brian Solis, principal analyst at the research firm Altimeter Group, told CIO: “It brings out the darker side of digital introverts in that we are willing to say anything … without logically thinking about its impact on what’s reality and what people will think about us beyond this election.”
Innovation is a gift worth getting: Competing for the future starts with letting go of the past
Change happens to you or because of you.
CMSWire: Digital Futurist Brian Solis– Can Digital Transformation Move Beyond Buzzwords?
“When it comes to digital transformation, we’re just not as far along as we think we are,” Solis, principal analyst…
“There’s very little digital maturity.”
