Posted on October 23, 2007 by gopalshenoy
Have you got error messages when using applications that have made you wonder whether a real person wrote these messages? It has happened to me numerous times. The best error message I have ever seen is when Pro/PDM, a CAD data management product from PTC once crashed with the error message – “Gastronomic error occurred, [...]
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Posted on October 15, 2007 by gopalshenoy
My previous post was about the horrible customer experience at the Apple store. I find out that I am not alone – there are more and more stories on the internet how their customer service is bad. Here is a recent post on San Jose Mercury News – very much along the lines of my [...]
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Posted on October 14, 2007 by gopalshenoy
Yesterday, my Mighty Mouse, only 10 months old and the one I purchased with my iMac, stopped working – all I could do was scroll down and not scroll up. I decided to take it to the nearest Apple store in Natick – about 25 miles away. I also had a $600+ gift card from [...]
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Posted on October 11, 2007 by gopalshenoy
Here is a great video that I came across produced by Geert Desager of Microsoft – watch for yourself, it is fun !!
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Posted on October 8, 2007 by gopalshenoy
My previous post was about how product managers should think more about customer experiences. I had mentioned about how I have had the most memorable product experiences when I bought my iPod and my iMac. Here is another one that is service related that has truly been enjoyable. For the last one year, we have [...]
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