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The quality of customer service is on the decline- not good news for service industries including those that will play a major role during the Rugby World Cup. This is according to Chris Bell, Managing Director of Customer Experiences a company that specialises in developing high quality customer experiences.
Businesses are doing a huge amount of damage to the relationship they have with their customers by continually asking them to complete surveys that will never lead to any improvement.
ANZ supports international education and NZ migrants. ANZ sponsored the NZ pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo, and took a delegation of 30 NZ representatives to the expo, providing networking opportunities.
Auckland’s newest Garden Expo, The New Zealand Garden Expo is set to impress, excite and inspire green thumbs and budding gardeners alike at its launch next year from April 8-10 at Ellerslie Racecourse.
A private ceremony was held by Christchurch Police to reflect on events in Buccleugh Street last week, acknowledge the efforts of all staff during the shooting, and give thanks for the recovery being made by the two wounded police officers.
New Zealand “Sailing School of the Year” awarded by RYA to Sail Nelson.
New Zealand body artist Yolanda Bartram has swept the supreme award at the 2010 World Body Painting Festival, marking a triumphant end to her 15 year journey toward body art’s highest honours.
Figures released by McDonalds show the Weight Watchers Approved Meals have been a success, with over 100,000 being sold nationwide within three months.
Industry Training Federation (ITF) supports the indication that government will look at placing emphasis on the employment outcomes of tertiary qualifications.
The SmartGate passenger clearance system which has been installed at Auckland and Wellington International Airports for trans-Tasman passengers has been declared a success after processing its 250,000th passenger.
The two Christchurch policemen who were shot at have now been released from hospital and are at home with their families.
An incident where two police officers were attacked by being shot at and a police dog killed has appalled the Christchurch Mayor, Bob Parker.
The southern half of the Newmarket Viaduct replacement project is due to be opened early; six months ahead of schedule. The early delivery will be a relief for the 160,000 motorists who travel over that stretch of motorway.
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A new service called Personal-Web-Presenter providing video of presenters that ‘float’ over the top of existing website content has just been launched. This captures the attention of viewers and improves the conversion rate of website landing pages. A website does not need a graphic re-design in order to use a Personal-Web-Presenter video. Adding this type of video is simple, cost-effective, and quick. The file sizes are small so content loads quickly and plays seamlessly, even on ‘speed-challenged’ broadband connections.
Two of New Zealand’s favourite TV celebs are on board to help give abandoned dogs a second chance, thanks to The Pedigree Adoption Drive Charitable Trust.
Buildathon has had success at attracting children to their event at KidsFest in Christchurch. The final AM Buildathon is being held Thursday 15 July.
Nelson Mayor Kerry Marshall and Nelson Council Chief Executive Keith Marshall will publish their credit card statements online from now on, for the sake of transparency in the light of recent publicity regarding other Council’s credit card spending.
Recyclia, a children’s art competition using recycled materials is being hosted by Keep Dunedin Beautiful, Dunedin City Council, and the Dunedin Cadbury Chocolate Carnival.
SKY Television announces to the market the purchase of outside broadcast operator OnSite Broadcasting (NZ) Limited (OSB New Zealand) stating an intention to market their services in New Zealand.