Posted on Thursday 07 June 2007 at 06:14 am by Matthew Newnham
Film 'Hero': calligraphy and fencing master - first, sword in hand; then, sword out of hand; finally, no sword. Leading to Ming Chen conversation about treating the illness, treating the body, educating the patient.
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My passion has for some time been the Customer Experience, stemming from the Harvard Business Review article, ‘Welcome to the Experience Economy’ (Jul-Aug, 1998), and fuelled further by sources such as Robert Jones’ ‘The Big Idea’, Paddy Lund’s ‘Building the Happiness Centred Business’ and Colin Shaw (founder of http://www.BeyondPhilosophy.com and noted author of three books on the Customer Experience and how emotional engagement can drive significant financial value for businesses).
I draw on examples of excellence such as Orange (as was), Prestonfield House Hotel (a labour of love by James Thomson, one of Scotland’s outstanding ambassadors for excellence, his restaurants and hotel attract world celebrities and clientele from far and wide, with everyone being equally welcome), Seattle’s Pike Place Fish Market (it’s not about the fish!) and Singapore Airlines (beyond wow...).
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