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Product selection is one of six significant drivers of customer satisfaction for e-retailers.
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Ray Wang discusses how social business evolves, which uses are growing, and how social business is changing the future of work.
Companies are appointing chief digital officers to focus their use of social and digital strategies.
Social media lessons for managers from the Boston Marathon bombing.
CIOs face challenges in maintaining leadership in social business within the C-suite.
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Top Starbucks executives Adam Brotman and Curt Garner discuss their company’s digital strategy.
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New CEOs need to quickly establish themselves and communicate their vision.
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