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Shep Hyken

Shep Hyken

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Contributor, Forbes

Saint Louis

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Anything not music

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Total articles 3824

  • Six Revolutionary AI CX and Customer Service Strategies

    By Shep Hyken| bradenkelley.com@ GUEST POST from Shep HykenArtificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping customer service and customer experience faster than we could ever imagine. But some are getting it wrong. While everyone’s racing to implement AI, many are missing the most important part – keeping the human element alive. Smart companies have found the balance between the human touch and the digital experience.

    By Shep Hyken · bradenkelley.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • I Quote Dead People

    By Shep Hyken| HospitalityNet@ The other day, I was talking to a friend about famous movie lines. He said one of his favorite movies was The Sixth Sense starring Bruce Willis, and his favorite line came from 9-year-old Cole, played by Haley Joel Osment, who said, I see dead people. I responded, That’s funny. I quote dead people. He looked at me strangely. He laughed. We’re both speakers, and we often use motivational quotes to emphasize our points. I told him the story of a client who felt one of my quotes was outdated.

    By Shep Hyken · HospitalityNet

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Six Revolutionary AI CX and Customer Service Strategies

    By Shep Hyken| bradenkelley.com@ GUEST POST from Shep HykenArtificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping customer service and customer experience faster than we could ever imagine. But some are getting it wrong. While everyone’s racing to implement AI, many are missing the most important part – keeping the human element alive. Smart companies have found the balance between the human touch and the digital experience.

    By Shep Hyken · bradenkelley.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Forbes

St. Louis, United States