Voice of the Customer Needs a Boss
As customer experience management becomes job #1, a key question is: Who's in charge? Nearly one-fourth of CMOs surveyed wish a Chief Customer Officer would take charge. Another quarter see the onus on themselves. FULL STORY
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Dell's Dismal Quarter Shows PC Maker's Challenges Dell's financial decay worsened during its latest quarter as the company slashed its personal computer prices in response to the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets in the beleaguered industry.
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Armageddon for Phone-Maker HTC?
Tumblr Buy Fraught with Challenges
De Brouwer's Magical Health Tricorder
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Best of Interop Winners Announced
HP Takes Contact Centers Virtual
HP and SAP Team on HANA Database
Smartphone Physicals Are Coming
First Dropbox Dev Conference Planned
Google, Microsoft Battle Over Apps
Seamless and GrubHub Join Forces
Amputees Program Bionic Hands 
Intel Taps COO Krzanich as New CEO
Nvidia GPU Boosts Citrix XenDesktop
Dell Suffers a Dismal Quarter
Adobe Creative Suite Goes Cloud-Only
Lenovo's Table PC Is Fun, Versatile
