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The move to meaningful conversations in customer experience

Published on: April 13, 2016
Author: Olivier Njamfa - CEO & Co-Founder

Over the past fifteen years, the importance of customer experience has grown dramatically. It is now increasingly central to the lives of consumers, meaning that companies that satisfy their needs benefit from a competitive edge over their rivals. On the flipside, a poor conversation with a company can ruin the customer’s day and cause them to switch to an alternative supplier...

The evolution of the customer experience – 3 years of the Eptica blog

Published on: May 08, 2014
Author: Olivier Njamfa - CEO & Co-Founder

Last week marked a significant anniversary for Eptica - our Customer Experience Blog has now been running for three years. Created in April 2011, it has grown significantly since then, receiving thousands of visits from 160 countries across the world. This is the 290th blog post, with subjects ranging from the impact of wearables on customer service to how our software has helped safeguard elephan...

Hitting the gold standard for customer service in Asia

Published on: May 21, 2013
Author: Epticablog

Efficiently delivering the right customer experience is the number one priority for every organisation. But in today’s complex, fast-moving world this can be challenging. The number of contact channels is constantly increasing, competition has never been fiercer and the growth of mobile devices means customer service has to operate 24x7, providing the perfect experience quickly and efficient...

How the customer experience market is changing

Published on: April 24, 2013
Author: Epticablog

This month we’re celebrating two years of publishing the Eptica Customer Experience blog, which began back in April 2011.From the start the aim has been to provide updates and opinions on the customer service market, highlight best practice and show how customer needs are changing. And the market has definitely been transformed. We’ve moved from multichannel to omnichannel and new (at ...

Delivering omnichannel success in an ever changing world

Published on: April 15, 2013
Author: Epticablog

Customers are demanding better service through more and more channels. And they have no patience for roadblocks on the customer journey. According to Forrester 34% give up or go to a competitor after an unsuccessful website experience. Those that do persist tend to switch to your most expensive contact channels – nearly half (49%) of those that couldn’t find information online either c...

What are the top trends for customer service in 2013?

Published on: January 25, 2013
Author: Epticablog

As we’re now well into January, commentators are releasing a growing number of predictions for the customer service market in 2013.The latest is from industry analysts Forrester. While its full trend report will be published later in the month, it has released a sneak preview of where it sees the customer service industry going this year.Essentially it revolves around three areas:The need to...

Eptica acquires Lingway to strengthen multichannel customer experience

Published on: November 08, 2012
Author: Epticablog

Eptica today announced that it has acquired multilingual semantic search engine and sentiment analysis software developer Lingway. The addition of Lingway’s advanced search technology will further strengthen Eptica’s multichannel customer service suite, improving the experience for consumers. Following on from its successful fund raising round earlier in 2012, the new acquisition demon...

Succeeding in an ‘always on’ world

Published on: October 09, 2012
Author: Epticablog

Our last post talked about the strains facing companies as consumers demand faster and faster responses to their queries. However it isn’t just speed that customers value – they want to be able to get an answer through whatever channel they choose, whether online or offline. And if you don’t provide the right experience they’ll simply take their custom elsewhere.To help Asi...

The growth of web self-service

Published on: September 14, 2012
Author: Epticablog

Organisations today operate in a multi-channel world. Consumers want the freedom to be able to contact them through a whole variety of channels – the web, email, phone, social media, chat and letter. And they want to be able to use different channels for different interactions – so they might ask a general question on a company website and call or email with a specific enquiry about th...

Bridging the travel industry customer service gap

Published on: June 22, 2012
Author: Epticablog

Travel is an industry that has been revolutionised by the internet. Traditional providers such as high street travel agents have had to radically change their business models in order to compete with websites such as Expedia and direct sales from both airlines and accommodation providers such as hotels.At the same time the web has opened up a new channel for customer service, with travellers able ...

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