Chick-fil-A has a problem that's out of control (and technology can't fix it)
Who could have seen this coming? But surely tech can help somehow. Can't it?
Who could have seen this coming? But surely tech can help somehow. Can't it?
Customers are annoyed, and an app shows them how annoyed they should be. And now there's a lawsuit.
For a lot of customers, this could work out well. But friction often occurs where tech meets humanity.
Delta predicts the return of business travel and a commitment to excellence. Do all its services match up to that? Especially the more tech-related ones?
Perhaps it takes a new CEO for an airline to admit its technological failings.
At a time when many airline customers are deeply unhappy, there is, apparently, clever help at hand. Technological help.
Of all the airline CEOs, Doug Parker used to be most bullish about the return of business travel. Now, not so much.
It's about time certain tech companies were put in their place. McDonald's just tried to do that. But what will be the effect?
You'd think technology could solve most things, if not everything. It may not solve this problem for a long while though.
McDonald's has concluded that there's only one way to go for customers.