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Where Everybody Knows Your Name featuring Nick Glimsdahl

Looking for a practical guide to implementing AI in your contact center? Nick Glimsdahl's new book is both that and a parable about customer-centricity.

Rob Dwyer
Rob DwyerVP, Client Success

You probably don’t know the singer/songwriter of the 1982 song “Where Everybody Knows Your Name.” But since it’s considered perhaps the best TV theme song of all time, you likely already have the bar from Cheers in your mind’s eye. Gary Portnoy wrote or co-wrote songs (including themes) for many other shows in the 80s, including Fame, Mr. Belvedere, and Punky Brewster but this one still resonates today. When Norm enters the bar, he’s greeted by name (loudly) and the staff knows exactly what he wants.

That’s the Cheers Model, says Nick Glimsdahl – the personal touch that makes you feel welcomed and seen. We all know AI is coming to a customer service center near you, but Nick’s new book explores how we can embrace AI but still be human-centric. It’s a business parable and a practical playbook rolled into one.

• The Importance of Personal Connection in Customer Experience

• Nick’s Vision for the Role of AI in Customer Service

• Navigating AI Implementations

• Change Management and Organizational Dynamics

• Common AI Traps and How to Avoid Them

• The Evolution of AI and Future Considerations

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