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Blogged date : 2008 Apr 03
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UX WPF Kiosk
Why would one of the leading cable service companies in the U.S. move part of their customer service to self-service? Because, that's what customers want! Cable One is in the process of moving some of their human-facing services to a kiosk-based solution to address their customers preference to interact with Cable One on their own terms with a significant degree of control and flexibility.
Sogeti, a local Phoenix-based company used emerging Microsoft technologies including Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and BizTalk 2006 R2 to enable this new wave of kiosk functionality. I could say more but I would rather you see for yourself. As a matter of fact, I would like to invite you to a dinner and presentation where you can see the actual kiosk and meet with the team that developed the solution. If you're interested (and you know you are...), email me and I will get you an invitation to this exclusive event. I can't give away all the details but let's just say it's on November 1st in Scottsdale at one of those Mega-exclusive spas. It will be a fabulous evening. And as a bonus, I'll be there!
This is an old post but I'm re-posting it for posterity to prove that I actually told someone to attend! It was a great event and I met some exceptional folks - which is always the case and the reason why I try to never refuse an invitation to an event. Seriously, Cable One with the help of Sogeti and Teralever has built an excellent solution to address a clear business problem. I will post the case study as soon as all the permissions are granted.