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1. 'Connecticut Modern: Art, Design, and the Avant-Garde, 1930-1960' Review: A Creative Corridor.

Author

Dobrzynski, Judith H.

Subjects
*SERVICE design, *CUSTOMER services, *DESIGN services, *DESIGN, *REAL property
Abstract

The Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut is currently hosting an exhibition titled "Connecticut Modern: Art, Design, and the Avant-Garde, 1930-1960." Curated by Kenneth E. Silver, the exhibition explores the artistic community that emerged in the southwest corridor of Connecticut during this time period. Artists such as Alexander Calder, Marcel Breuer, Louise Bourgeois, and Yves Tanguy found inspiration in the state's natural charm and proximity to New York City. The exhibition features nearly 85 works, including sculptures by Calder and surrealist paintings by Tanguy, as well as a section on architecture and design influenced by Breuer. The exhibition provides a sociological exploration of the artistic community and its impact on American Surrealism, Magical Realism, Dada, and Midcentury Modern architecture and design. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

2. NICE GUYS FINISH FIRST.

Subjects
*CUSTOMER services, *BUSINESS enterprises
Abstract

The article presents information on East Coast Music Mall, a business established by Morgan Pettinato and Barry Lippman. The company has expanded its operation with a new store in Danbury, Connecticut. Pettinato and Lippman have built a successful business by delivering an uncompromising personal service to their customers. The proprietors' approach to customer service was shaped by a chance hiring decision they made in the past. The plans of Pettinato and Lippman to further expand their business are discussed.

Published
2006

5. A Career Like Hers.

Author

Miller, Rebecca T.

Subjects
*LIBRARIANS, *PUBLIC library administration, *LIBRARIES & community, *CUSTOMER services, *POLITICAL participation
Abstract

The author offers opinions on librarian Louise Berry, head of the public library in Darien, Connecticut. Noting that Berry will retire in February, 2014, the author praises her for her leadership of the library based on what is said to be a philosophy of total dedication to customer services, her relationships with her employees and with the community of Darien.

Published
2014

6. Open sesame.

Subjects
*BANKING industry, *FINANCIAL planning, *CUSTOMER services
Abstract

The article presents information about the Open Bank, a Stamford, Connecticut-based bank. It is stated that the bank offers video tellers who dispense cash through translucent pneumatic tubes. It is reported that there are separate booths for day-to-day money management, mortgages, insurance, investment, and financial planning.

Published
2000

7. Utility Merges Call Centers, Customer Info Systems.

Author

Hoffman, Thomas

Subjects
*ENERGY industries, *CICS (Computer system), *CUSTOMER services, *CALL centers, *COMPUTER technical support
Abstract

The United States-based energy company, Northeast Utilities Service Co. has started a four-year project to consolidate three customer information systems into one and six call centers into two facilities. The company made investments to develop a common set of customer service processes to support its four operating companies' customers. The company is in the process of consolidating its six call centers into one facility in Windsor, Connecticut and another at an undetermined location while putting a new .Net front end on an IBM mainframe-based CIS that has been in place since 1999. The goal of the project is to provide a more efficient customer service group while moving into single integrated customer information systems. INSET: User Input Key to Success of NU Integration Project.

Published
2005

8. Metro Business.

Subjects
*BUSINESS, *TELECOMMUNICATION, *CUSTOMER services, *ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

Gives updates on business in the United States as of July 21, 1999. Lawsuit against General Electric in New York; Increase in complaints about telephone service in Connecticut.

Published
1999

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