Customer Service & Support
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Agilent’s Virtuous Circle of Personalization
Customer Experience, Content Strategy, and Marketing Automation Create a Machine that Drives Customer Engagement
by Susan AldrichAgilent offers lessons on achieving a highly personalized experience for customers of all stripes at all phases of engagement. -
Salesforce Radian6: An Insight Ecosystem
The Social Monitoring, Analysis, and Interaction Application of Salesforce Marketing Cloud
by Mitchell KramerRadian6 is the Salesforce Marketing Cloud component that does social monitoring, analysis, and interaction. It’s easy to learn and use; its analytics are powerful and flexible; and it integrates tightly with Salesforce Service Cloud. -
Improving Wretched Customer Service
Beyond Giving CSRs Authority—Giving Them the Ammunition to Provide Great Service
by Ronni MarshakWhat makes well-intentioned customer service so bad? Martha Brooke of Interaction Metrics offers four common mistakes, and we look at how to empower CSRs to avoid these mistakes. -
Customer Service Supplier and Product Update 1Q2013
1Q2013 Was a Good Quarter for Customer Service
by Mitchell Kramer1Q2013 was a good quarter for customer service. Customer growth was the highlight, and it drove good financial performance resulted. Product and company activity were high. M&A was big news as Nuance acquired VirtuOz. -
IntelliResponse Virtual Agent
Virtual Agents that Are Fast and Easy to Deploy and that Deliver One Right Answer to Customers’ Questions
by Mitchell KramerIntelliResponse VA’s virtual agents deliver accurate answers on web, contact center, mobile, and social channels. They’re multilingual, and they support speech on mobile devices. Most significantly, they’re fast and easy to deploy. Read our evaluation. -
Clarabridge Analyze, Collaborate, and Engage
Voice of the Customer Monitoring, Analysis, and Interaction
by Mitchell KramerClarabridge's Analyze, Collaborate, and Engage monitor and analyze customer conversations on internal and social channels. NLP-based monitoring and analysis are the key strengths. Read our evaluation. -
Customer Service Supplier and Product Update 4Q2012
4Q2012 Was a Very Good Quarter for Customer Service
by Mitchell Kramer4Q2012 was a very good quarter for customer service. Customer growth was the driver. Very good financial performance resulted. Product activity was up. M&A was big news as Nuance acquired VirtuOz. -
Why Alaska Airlines Considers Mobile Development a Core Competency
Speed Up Improvements in Customer Experience through Mobile
by Patricia SeyboldWith Curtis Kopf, Managing Director, AlaskaAir.com, and Customer Innovation at Alaska Airlines, we look at how he and his team are mastering agile development and making mobile technology a core competency. -
Apple and/or Verizon: How Should Partners Provide Customer Support?
What Each Did Right and What Needs Improvement When Helping Shared Customers in Need
by Ronni MarshakProviders who together satisfy customer scenarios are part of a customer ecosystem. And the customer's experience should be seamless, as shown in this story. -
Utility Customer Experiences: Stark Contrasts in Dealing with NStar and National Grid
What Each Did Right and What Needs Improvement When Helping Customers in Need
by Ronni MarshakRead the best (and worst) practices demonstrated by NStar and National Grid as they help customers deal with a repair. -
Salesforce.com Service Cloud Winter ’13
Cross-Channel Case, Knowledge, Account, and Social Network Management
by Mitchell KramerSalesforce CRM Winter ’13 offers a broad and deep array of customer service capabilities anchored by the Ser-vice Cloud. Read our in-depth evaluation. -
Amazon’s Next Moves
It’s a Customer Ecosystem Poised to Become an Increasingly Important Part of Our Lives
by Patricia SeyboldAmazon isn’t “just” an online retailer; it’s a vibrant and layered customer ecosystem designed to help you get things done faster and cheaper. Amazon phones will bring added convenience. Amazon’s ads will be more relevant than Google’s or Facebook’s. -
Customer Service Supplier and Product Update 3Q2012
3Q2012 Was a Quiet Quarter for Customer Service
by Mitchell Kramer3Q2012 was a mixed quarter for customer service--mixed across customers, products, company activity and fi-nancial performance: two suppliers had very good customer growth; four had good financial performance; two new products; two M&A announcements. -
Next IT ActiveAgent
Virtual Agents that Deliver Sophisticated Answers to Complex Questions
by Mitchell KramerNext IT ActiveAgent’s virtual agents can deliver sophisticated answers to complex questions on web, mobile, and social channels. Read our evaluation. -
The Emotional Rollercoaster within Customer Scenarios
Most Customer Scenarios Bring Out Mixed Customer Emotions; Are You Prepared to Respond to Them?
by Ronni MarshakWhat emotions are customers feeling as they get things done? How can you anticipate and respond to customers’ negative emotions? -
Creative Virtual V-Person
An Offering from a Virtual Assisted-Service Pioneer
by Mitchell KramerCreative Virtual V-Person can help deliver very good virtual assisted-service on web, mobile, and social channels through strong knowledge management and reporting. Read our evaluation. -
Customer Service Supplier and Product Update 2Q2012
2Q2012 Was Another Mixed Quarter for Customer Service
by Mitchell Kramer2Q2012 was another mixed quarter for customer service--customer growth and financial performance were mostly flat or down. -
VirtuOz Intelligent Virtual Agent
Powerful and Flexible Cross-Channel, Cross-Lifecycle Virtual Assisted-Service
by Mitchell KramerVirtuOz Intelligent Virtual Agent can help deliver excellent virtual assisted-service, delivering direct or guided answers to customers’ questions or performing tasks in case management and CRM systems on behalf of customers. Read our evaluation. -
Don’t Blindside Your Customers
Bankofamerica.com Neglects to Warn Customers of a Glitch that Requires Customer Attention
by Ronni MarshakWhen there is an emergency service interruption to your customer experience, it’s important to have processes in place to remedy the situation. Bank of America missed that opportunity and was deluged with calls from frustrated and annoyed customers. -
When Do You Need an App for That?
Do Mobile Apps Make It Easier for Customers to Do Business with You?
by Patricia SeyboldWhen do you need a mobile app for customer service and when is it better to provide mobile-friendly customer self-service portals or web sites?
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