[TIA Conference Luncheon] Building customer journeys that scale

What is this?
We’re creating even more chances for our community to connect, learn, and grow together at Tech in Asia Conference 2022. This in-person event is exclusively available to General Pass and Priority Pass ticket holders! Get your tickets, while they last!
Why you should attend
The golden rule that the customer is always right might not have changed, but its implications have.
As customers gain access to more ways of buying, engaging, and providing feedback, the number of data points that tech businesses have to track customer sentiment increases. Translating those transactional and behavioral data into meaningful improvements is complex – but for those willing to do it, the upside can include improved customer engagement, retention, and growth.
Together with Twilio, Tech in Asia is organizing a luncheon during Tech in Asia Conference 2022, where we’re inviting marketing, product, and customer success leaders from large tech businesses to learn about:
- Ensuring customer satisfaction, based on transactional and behavioral data, in an economic way
- Evolving existing customer journeys
- Improving personalization of the customer experience, to grow and scale business
How can I RSVP?
This in-person event is exclusively available to Tech in Asia Conference General Pass and Priority Pass holders.
Already a General Pass or Priority Pass ticket holder? RSVP!
Don’t have a ticket yet? Get your tickets, while they last!
Event details
Date: September 21, Wednesday
Time: 12.30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. SGT
Venue: The Hub (Conference main hall), Marina Bay Sands
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