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Webinar: Insider's Guide To The Ultimate Customer Service Experience
1. An Insider’s Guide to the Ultimate
Customer Service Experience
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@MoxieSoft Diane Clarkson
Analyst
Forrester Research
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Nikhil Govindaraj
VP, Products
Moxie Software
24. Enterprise Reality: Employees are Disconnected from Customers
According to the IBM 2010 CEO Study,
getting closer to customers is the
overwhelming top priority for CEOs.
-- IBM Institute for Business Value
25. Industry Reality: The Markets Are Converging
Source: Esteban Kolsky, thinkJar
29. Getting Started with Collaboration
Is it a strategic imperative to become closer to your customers?
Communication Collaboration
Do you offer the right channels Is your workforce distributed or
at the right time? centralized?
Do you have a centralized Are you able to identify the
knowledge repository? right expertise at the right
Are your customers satisfied time?
with your SLAs? What is your organizational
What are the percentage of readiness for collaboration?
questions that require
escalation?
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30. Thank You
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Notes de l'éditeur
Mobile – employees can participate where ever they are
Here is the conventional approach. Customers talked to the front line…these guys were located in some remote location, doing their best to support and help customers. They used tools like KB, Phone, email and chat etc. and had little in common with the rest of the organizationThe rest of the organization in the meanwhile worked at their own pace on email. Things would flow back and forth as fast as the slowest part of that chain in communication The two parts never really had to talk…expect when really required (Brick wall appears)This worked before as customers just made do with what they got Fast forward to the Twitter age…customers expect instantaneous responses which can be provided only by an agile enterprise or a social enterpriseA social enterprise is one where customers communicate with the front line and they in turn have access to the rest of the organization who can actively see what is going on and support them