White Paper: Avtex
Not many companies make it easy for people to do business with them.Is your organization easy to do business with?
If the answer is no, then this white paper may be helpful to examine the key aspects of your customer interactions. By doing so, you will gain invaluable insight into your strengths, and the areas you need to work on.
This white paper on “The Top 10 Ways to Tell if You Are Easy to Do Business With,” will review the top 10 areas and give insight into these important aspects of your business. Great CX starts from within your company, so it is important to examine some of the key aspects like:
Baseline Rating: Rate your business to know if you are easy to work with
Social Media Strategies: To ensure that the customer engagement and response are very effective
Being easy to do business with:Building a better business with great customer experience
Your Website: Must be easy to navigate, current, comprehensive and appealing
Together we will make marked improvements in overall satisfaction and help you become an organization that is easier to do business with.
By: Fonolo
For executives, measuring and improving call center metrics can be a pain point. Your call center operates in a stressful environment where good quality call center performance metrics lead to a higher standard of customer service. In this white paper on “The Executive Guide to Improving 6 Call Center Metrics,” you'll find how to improve 6 key call center metrics for better performance and future success. Customer Satisfaction (C-Sat): To keep service costs low, while maintaining high caller satisfaction Service Level: what your call center can reasonably achieve First-Call Resolution (FCR): Focus on three areas- people, process, and product to improve the call center metrics Average Handle Time (AHT): 5 methods to help your call center improve AHT This white paper guide includes information on how strategic and tactical teams should work together on call center metrics reporting and its best practices.
By: VoltDelta
With the explosion of new channels over the past decade, our customers are able to choose any number of ways to interact with us. For many, voice has become the channel they use when they need to escalate an issue; the channel of last resort.