Tag archive for Wireless Repair EXPO

Michelle James has been working in the mobile device industry for over twenty years and is President of the Branding Network. For the last five years Michelle has been producing Wireless Repair EXPO, a partner event held onsite during CTIA Super Mobility, Mobile World Congress…

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Feb 28, 2018 — Michelle James There is no finish line when it comes to learning, networking or growing your business. The name of the game is value and first place trophies are engraved ‘best customer experience.’ Even without the trophy ceremony, you’ve already won…

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The following is a guest blog by Service & Repair industry expert, Michelle James. Looking back, which I only do as a reflection of key learnings, in my mind’s eye, 2017 marks a “beginning.”  A time where the wireless repair industry began to notably move…

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The Branding Network, producer of the Wireless Repair EXPO, is excited to announce its newest partnership with Competitive Carriers Association (“CCA”). The EXPO will return to Las Vegas as a co-located event and partner program of CCA’s Mobile Carriers Show. At the EXPO, reverse logistics and service quality…

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If you’ve attended any wireless repair events, you’re likely (or should be) familiar with Michelle James. Michelle is the producer behind Wireless Repair Events and most notably the Wireless Repair EXPO and is dedicated to building the repair community alongside strengthening the standards within the industry. We had the…

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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Reverse logistics and service quality experts will present best practices for the aftercare of mobile devices, during the inaugural Mobile World Congress Americas in San Francisco, September 12-14, 2017. 30,000 attendees are expected to attend this event held at the Moscone Conference Center. The…

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SMARTPHONES TAKE A POUNDING in normal daily use: screens crack, parts get soaked, batteries expire, buttons go flat and jacks wear out. Somebody’s gotta fix ‘em. In the past few years, a large and lucrative aftermarket industry has sprung up to do just that. But it…

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