10 top tips for a winning customer service knowledge management system
Using knowledge effectively is key to driving excellence in customer service, particularly as queries become increasingly complex and information changes ever faster.
Using knowledge effectively is key to driving excellence in customer service, particularly as queries become increasingly complex and information changes ever faster.
If customers are kept waiting too long to speak to an agent, the chances are they’ll become frustrated and just hang up, potentially impacting loyalty and revenues.
As housing association tenants increasingly embrace digital channels, AI-powered chatbots provide a new way of engaging with customers and meeting their needs. How can housing associations implement them effectively and what are the advantages?
With more and more contact centres seeing the benefits of moving to the cloud, companies are asking more detailed questions about the functionality and advantages that it provides.
Customers want their queries answered accurately without having to make contact more than once. That makes achieving high First Contact Resolution (FCR) rates vital to the overall customer experience.
A lot has been said about the importance of digital transformation in business today, including in customer experience. But many transformations fail to deliver the benefits they promised. In our latest blog we describe how you can increase your chances of a digital CX success by following a structured process that focuses on four key considerations...
Knowledge is now more important than ever for effectively dealing with customers’ queries in the contact centre. But at the same time, it is also more difficult to manage in terms of complexity and channel range. Our latest blog explains the essential role of knowledge and highlights key requirements for an effective knowledge management strategy.
The standard of business-to-business (B2B) customer service delivered by companies is central to retaining and growing clients and revenues. And while it has many similarities to its B2C cousin, it has its own particular challenges. In our new blog we explain the differences between B2B and B2C customer service, and the best practice you need to drive success.
91% of contact centres now have some form of self-service in place for customers according to the ContactBabel Inner Circle Guide to AI-powered Self-Service...
The pandemic and the shift to home working have accelerated the trend of contact centres moving to cloud based solutions.