Ron Kaufman
Ron Kaufman is the world's leading educator and motivator for uplifting customer service and building service cultures. Ron created UP! Your Service to help organizations gain a sustainable advantage by building uplifting service cultures. He is author of the New York Times bestseller "UPLIFTING SERVICE: The Proven Path to Delighting Your Customers, Colleagues, and Everyone Else You Meet".
Singapore is a unique and extraordinary island. The country has no natural resources other than its people and location. It takes less than an...
Another company consistently in the news for providing great service, besides Amazon.com, is Southwest Airlines. Their inspirational hero pilot story made headlines across the globe...
In the last blog post, we described how Amazon builds powerful partnerships. How can you do the same? Each time you explore, agree, deliver and...
Yet another customer satisfaction survey has rated Amazon as #1 among all online retailers. Amazon's customer service has always been recognized and applauded as world-class.This...
Dear Readers, Friends and Colleagues, As we leave 2010 behind and move into a new year shining with promise, I ponder how to make this...
Benchmarking means comparing yourself with – and learning from – the very best in any field or endeavor. We recommend you benchmark service leaders...
Many CEOs and senior leaders have risen to the top as experts in their industries or as specialists in technical competencies – not as...
The ultimate in UP! Your Service is giving each customer what they want, exactly when and how they want it. This special level of...
Leading organizations in many industries have sharpened service recovery into a potent competitive edge. They understand the power of effective recovery as a customer...
The right organizational structure facilitates superior service, sharing of views, rapid decisions, flexible execution and quick responses to unexpected opportunities or problems. 'Chain of command'...
Focus groups require planning and expertise but they can be a gold-mine of valuable service improvement ideas, insights and suggestions. Bring together a group of...
Why do we want to change our culture? What do we want that we currently do not have? What do we currently have that...
Your service vision should be unique and powerful. Customers should hear it and say, "Yes! This is who you are." Employees should read it...