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Après Dell et Ubuntu, c'est donc au tour de
Starbucks d'initier une démarche collaborative avec ses clients sur le thème de l'amélioration de ses services.WOW.
We knew that a lot of our customers had ideas for us. And OK, so we thought that, just maybe, an online community would be a valuable way to get some good ideas, participate in a little bit of conversation with our most passionate customers, and see what the total customer community thought was most important for Starbucks to pursue.
We did not expect this. What you've done is awesome.
We are completely thrilled at the number of ideas (thousands!). We are stunned by the level of conversation (half of the top 20 ideas have 50 or more comments each -- 50!). We are stoked by the amount of participation (tens of thousands of votes).
When I first announced MyStarbucksIdea on stage at the annual meeting on Wednesday (two days ago), we instantly starting seeing traffic jump in leaps and bounds on the site. At a little after noon, just for curiosity's sake, I counted 10 ideas that were time-stamped in a 2-minute timeframe. We kept refreshing for the next hour and it never dropped off.
So, we want to say this to you: thank you. Oh, and this: we hear you. And, finally: we're serious about this community, and we're ready to engage"
L'antique boite à idées revue à la mode web collaboratif aurait donc encore de beaux jours devant elle ?