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Former Staples CEO and VC expert Tom Stemberg talks about why big chains are facing increasing competition from well-funded concept retailers
Copying Target's model, chains such as Office Max and Costco are developing more upscale, store-brand productsÑand customers are buying them
The housewares maker made its name using Universal Design principlesÑbut it found some of those didn't travel well when it looked East
Word is the newly announced phone from Steve Jobs will transcend superficial design and deliver user-friendly function and limitless adaptability
BW's first-ever ranking of 25 client-pleasing brands included JetBlue, until it got stuck on the runway
Read on for customer-friendly tools, techniques and strategies practiced by the best
Through innovations in technology, employee training, and customer-centered strategies, these service leaders anticipate and exceed customer needs
Soldiering On In Insurance
Looser Rules, Happier Clients
How Technology Delivers For UPS
Will the airline's flight plan for a service recovery work?
Creating consistently good customer experiences is one of the hardest tasks in business. Here are ideas from our winners
What It Takes To Be A Winner
Whether via blog, Web site, or news reports, consumers have a means to get back at companies for dishing out poor service
Talk about the pros and cons of customer service in The Debate Room