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RESEARCH
       you have to enter data twice, of all things the desired   …and so it is in business                       ANALYSIS
       payment  method  is  not  available,  and  so  on  and  so                                                 TRENDS
       forth.  On  the  other  hand,  there  is  the  one-click  order,   Whoever  solves  the  customers’  problems  and
       where in principle the same things happen  - only that   eliminates  the  friction  is  winning  in  today's  relentless
       the customer no longer notices anything.            competitions. Even in areas that are heavily regulated
                                                           by  law,  companies  can  create  really  smooth  user
       The fact is that there is a lot of potential for friction on   experiences  and  meet  consumer  expectations,  if  they
       the  Internet,  and  bad  experiences  are  burned  into   consistently focus on innovation, look for efficient digital
       customers brain and are consciously or unconsciously   alternatives  to  lengthy  analog  processes,  streamlining
       associated  with  a  certain  brand  or  a  certain  retailer.   their processes and, ideally, make them invisible to the
       Especially  annoying  for  the  latter  when  the  bad  user   customer. In this way, they not only become pioneers
       experience  is  not  their  fault  per  se.  If  an  online  shop   of  the  frictionless  economy,  but  can  also  gain
       collapses, the customer does not see what the problem   competitive  advantages  where  others  still  see
       is  -  perhaps  it  is  with  the  provider,  on  their  own   problems. ◊
       network, or just an overload -  but the bad experience is
       unfortunately always linked to the particular shop.                              By Daniela La Marca

































































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