Diane ClarksonAnalyst
Airlines, Business-To-Consumer eCommerce, Channel Design Strategies, Customer Experience, Email Customer Service, Financial Services, Hotels & Lodging, Retail, The Mobile Channel, Travel, eBusiness/eCommerce, eBusiness/eCommerce Adoption, eBusiness/eCommerce Best Practices, eCommerce Trends
Diane services eBusiness & Channel Strategy professionals. She focuses on how online customer service — including online self-service, email, chat, and social media — serve eBusiness goals.
Diane came to Forrester through its acquisition of JupiterResearch, where she served as travel industry analyst. Diane's research has focused on how Web 2.0 can drive eBusiness goals including the need to make customers feel valued throughout their online experience, how social media's influence can support business goals, and how the current economic environment demands recrafting strategies.
Prior to joining Forrester, Diane had 10 years of marketing experience in the travel industry, working in Toronto; Melbourne and Sydney, Australia; and Helsinki. Her background includes senior positions in traditional and online travel retail and media companies with responsibilities including marketing, branding, customer service, product development, channel strategy, and business development.
Diane holds an honors B.A. in history and labor management relations from the University of Toronto, Canada and an M.A. in marketing and public affairs, with a focus on the travel industry, from the University of Sydney, Australia.
Developing An Online Customer Service Strategy February 12, 2010 (Rating: 4) BookmarkPDF
Case Study: The Hartford Drives Sales With Click-To-Call January 11, 2010 (Rating: 6) BookmarkPDF
It's Time To Give Virtual Agents Another Look December 18, 2009 (Rating: 3) BookmarkPDF
Executive Q&A: Using Twitter For eBusiness December 08, 2009 (Rating: 9) BookmarkPDF
Using Email Customer Service to Keep Customers On Your Web Site November 24, 2009 BookmarkPDF
Diane is an avid traveler and has traveled to all seven continents including Antarctica.