Bloomberg Caught With Hands in the Customer Data Jar
Financial institutions paying $20,000 a year for an information service might reasonably expect that their own personnel's activities wouldn't be subject to monitoring, so the outrage of Bloomberg customers whose data was combed by reporters is understandable. Bloomberg drew the blinds after news of the breach emerged, but that won't eradicate a very sour taste from a lot of customers' mouths.
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When Mobile CRM Goes Too Far, Part 1
"The rise of mobile CRM in business should facilitate human interaction between customers/business or between customers," said Robb Hecht, marketing professor at Baruch College. "Any UX experience which brings a user down a hole of loneliness -- without purchase or interaction with others -- will not succeed in the digital future."
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