A Better Tomorrow
We're working toward a better tomorrow
for our clients, our employees, and our communities.
Logic20/20 is a consulting firm committed to enhancing your efficiency, coordination, and velocity. We partner to elevate client performance using strategy, technology, and data.
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- WHO WE ARE -
We’re one team.
Unity is how we approach our business, our relationships, and our projects. From first meeting through delivery, we work with you to understand your goals, build trust, and develop a strong working relationship. It’s not you and us—it’s we, together as one. We listen first, communicate often, and prioritize transparency—all to help you accelerate your business.
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KEY SOLUTIONS
Our key solutions tackle some of the biggest challenges in business, all by improving individual experiences. When people succeed, change happens.
Visual Analytics
We create a data culture and analytics tools that enable your people to act.
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Customer Service, Powered by Salesforce
We improve your customer service—a win for customers, agents, and your bottom line.
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Data Privacy
We make data privacy simple and actionable for all your teams, so you stay compliant.
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- DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION -
Logic20/20 was founded on a Culture of We.
What does that mean in 2020?
Diversity and Inclusion are foundational.
We have a responsibility to our communities.
We learn more when we learn together.
Our teams are actively working to educate, engage, and apply our learning to continuously improve ourselves and our business.
Read more about Diversity and Inclusion at Logic20/20
DigitalNOW Podcast
2020 was a year of immense change, and a lot of this will be a permanent change. To keep up with growing customer demands, and adapt to the changing marketing ecosystem, your business needs to undergo some type of marketing transformation. In this episode, we're joined by Logic20/20 director, and digital marketing guru, Eric Nelson. He lays out what he is currently seeing in the market, the interactive relationship between customer and consumer, and the fine line organizations need to walk when it comes to over-personalization. Host Matt shares some of his real life "creepy" ad experiences, and Eric shows him how businesses can overcome this.
