Customer satisfaction

Engaging fans beyond the finish line: Lessons from F1

When fans no longer just watch but actively shape conversations and engagements, brands can learn much from the F1 Singapore Grand Prix

During the Adobe Summit 2025, which took place in Las Vegas, US, in March, Shantanu Narayen, chairman and chief executive officer of Adobe unveiled new AI-powered features in Firefly and Photoshop, spotlighting the future of content creation and customer experience.
BRANDED CONTENT

Hyper-personalised and instant: How AI-powered insights can help deliver meaningful customer experiences

By using tools like chatbots, predictive content and behavioural data, businesses can offer smarter experiences, improve service and stay relevant

Some users are wondering whether maintaining airline loyalty status is worth it any more as they calculate how much they will need to spend and travel for the rest of the year in order to reach certain status levels next year.

Frequent fliers are rethinking loyalty programmes and setting themselves free

Frustrated with changing airline rewards schemes, some travellers have stopped chasing status and adopted different strategies when booking flights and using credit cards

A proposal sent earlier this week would require “cash compensation in an amount commensurate with the inconvenience experienced” when a delay or cancellation is due in part or in whole to an issue under the carrier’s control.

Biden administration wants Congress to mandate flight delay compensation

THE Biden administration has submitted draft legislation to Congress that would mandate airlines pay cash compensation for delays of three hours or more when carriers are responsible.

Businesses focused on life-centricity are three times more likely to outperform their peers on speed-to-market and almost five times more likely to outperform on customer lifetime value.

To grow, companies should move from a customer-centric approach to a life-centric one

THE world we live in today is faced with the prospect of a “perfect long storm” – grappling with slowing economic growth, heightened risks of geopolitical conflict, severe weather events, increased co...

Trust is a commodity valued not just in business but in personal, public and people relations.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

A matter of trust

THE Trust card by NTUC is a clever bit of marketing. Trust is a commodity valued not just in business but in personal, public and people relations.

Employees in a good mood expect good things to happen to them. This is disconfirmed when employees encounter mistreatment from customers. In contrast, when employees are in a neutral state, they are able to take the mistreatment more in their stride and react less intensely compared to their happy counterparts.
WORKING LIFE

When being a happy worker may be counter-productive

For customer service professionals, “feeling happy” at work sets them up to suffer more when they meet with angry or abusive behaviour, research shows

Human touch is still pivotal in hybrid customer experiences.

New age of consumers demand hybrid customer experience

OVER the years, ‘self service’ has gained traction across Asia. Consumers are increasingly becoming more comfortable with the automated support options companies offer to help them with their queries ...

Customer satisfaction: Business dealmaker or deal breaker?

Customer satisfaction: Business dealmaker or deal breaker?

As Apple Inc's success story has proved, putting customers first and giving them a great experience is the secret to becoming a trillion-dollar company.

2 in 3 Singapore bank customers keen to try digital banks: poll

2 in 3 Singapore bank customers keen to try digital banks: poll

BANK users in Singapore, led by younger customers, welcome the entry of digital banks, according to a study consultancy firm JD Power released on Thursday.