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mPOS: shoppers think more retailers should follow Apple’s lead

mPOS: shoppers think more retailers should follow Apple’s lead

Shoppers love the Apple store payment experience. The want more retailers to join the mPOS (mobile point of sale) revolution to speed up and improve the customer experience, according to research we completed for Miura Systems* using our content marketing process....

Customer service people are making the difference

Customer service people are making the difference

The Institute of Customer Service’s latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) shows that retail assistants, call centre agents, service engineers and other frontline people make the real difference when it comes to delivering great customer service. The...

Update of ISO 18295 Customer Contact Centres

Update of ISO 18295 Customer Contact Centres

What are the main changes in the FDIS compared with the previous version? This was the fifth meeting to develop the ISO 18295 standard on customer contact centres. The intention was to resolve the draft International Standard (DIS) comments for 18295-1 and 18295-2 in...

Thought Leadership

Thought Leadership

Every year since we founded Davies Hickman in February 2007, our Thought Leadership has uncovered changes in customer expectations of organisations. Our research and strategy has informed product launches, culture change programs, content marketing, people management,...

Contact Centre Research

Contact Centre Research

A Contact Center Manager Without A Contact Centre: Guest blog from Paul van Ladesteijn Many organisations outsource their customer contact to an outsourced contact center. However, this does not mean that the customer service ceases to be the responsibility of the...

Internet of Things Research nudges Customer Experience: a 4-step process

Internet of Things Research nudges Customer Experience: a 4-step process

First, take an everyday physical object – a watch, fridge or even a car. Second, embed it with smart functions, such as sensors, which allow the monitoring of the performance of the physical objects. Third, add connectivity to allow centralised data analytics. Fourth,...