Tuesday 7 June 2022

Tech News Flash for ebuka

Apple Shows Off Vast Upgrades to Software, Hardware, User Experiences at WWDC22
The event showcased major software updates to iOS 16, as well as updates to iPadOS, macOS for the company's computers, and watchOS 9 for the Apple Watch. Presentations highlighted the new MacBook Air with a 13.6-inch screen and Liquid Retina display, along with a new 13-inch MacBook Pro — both with enhancements powered by the new M2 Apple silicon chip.
OPINION
With Sheryl Sandberg Gone, Does Meta Grow Up, or Die?
What does it mean for Facebook when the adult leaves the table, and the unprepared CEO then has nothing to turn him toward a less risky path? Tech analyst Rob Enderle discuss that this week. 
A D V E R T I S E M E N T
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Data Observability's Big Challenge: Build Trust at Scale
The cost of cleaning data is often beyond the comfort zone of businesses swamped with potentially dirty data. That clogs the pathways to trustworthy and compliant corporate data flow.

We spoke with Bigeye Co-Founder and CEO Kyle Kirwan about how his company’s data sniffing platform brings together data engineers, analysts, scientists, and stakeholders, to build trust in data.
New Software Vulnerability Zeroes In on Microsoft Programs
A “Zero Day” vulnerability in a Windows tool that hackers have been exploiting through poisoned Word documents has been discovered. Microsoft last week officially recognized the vulnerability and issued workarounds to mitigate the flaw.
Lax Cyber Skills, Dev Blind Spots Behind Organizations' AppSec Breakdowns
Government organizations and educational institutions, in particular, are increasingly in hackers’ crosshairs as severe web vulnerabilities spiral upward. Remote code execution, cross-site scripting, and SQL injection are all top software offenders.
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Wednesday 1 June 2022

5 characteristics of digital superience.

 
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Serve digital-first customers in their moment of need.

Customers expect you to meet them wherever their journeys begin. They expect resolution in self-service or knowledgeable agents if they are transferred to live support. If you deliver digital superience, journeys are frictionless no matter what entry point or channel customers choose. So what is digital superience?

Every interaction has at least three of these five characteristics:
  • Fast—they find exactly what they're looking for in the moment of need
  • Intelligent—AI-powered self-service conversations guide them to resolution
  • Proactive—they get answers even before they ask questions
  • Seamless—they move effortlessly between channels
  • Personalized—no matter what channel they use or where their journeys start

Here's a resource to help you start delivering digital superience by enabling great CX throughout customer journeys.
 
 
 
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