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Streamline Customer Engagement Through Omni-channel Communications

Topdown

Over the past decade the importance of the customer perception of a brand has increased dramatically. Customer engagement comes in many shapes and forms, but it’s official definition is, “an interaction between an external customer/consumer and an organization through various online or offline channels.”

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The Truth About Omni-Channel Analytics

Clarabridge

See, what happens when you use Omni-channel analytics is that you get out ahead of what the customer wants, allowing you to design experiences specific to them. Consumers can interact with brands in a multitude of ways. Want to see how your organization can use Omni-channel analytics? Follow Denasia.

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Omni-channel vs. Multi-channel: What’s the Difference?

iPerceptions

As customers, we’ve reached a stage where we now expect to be able to interact with our favorite brands wherever, whenever and however it best suits us.

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Omni-channel, Schmomni-channel

Avaya

The buzzword in Customer Service and Contact Centers over the past few years has been omni-channel. Omni-channel supposedly stands for a singular, high-quality personalized experience that a customer has with a brand that occurs regardless of where or what device the customer is using to get service. This is bad.

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Millennial Generation Customer Service – The Ultimate Guide

TechSee

This penchant for technology has shaped their consumer behavior and preferences, and brands must tailor their customer service strategies to suit Millennials’ attributes. each day and often engage in “tech multi-tasking,” such as setting a date via messaging app while while watching Netflix and tweeting about it.

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Winning in a digital-first omni-channel world

Peter Lavers

Steve Dennis of Sageberry Consulting spoke to the final forum of The Customer Council in November in Johannesburg on the subject of “Winning in a digital-first, omni-channel world”. Most organisations are talking “omni” but in fact are organised “multi”. Customers think brand – they don’t care how you are organised!

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How Many Channels Make An Omni-Channel Omelette?

Martin Hill-Wilson

This is the second in a series of three posts exploring the issues around becoming a multi-channel service organisation. Of course you might prefer the language of ‘omni-channel’ if you are keen to make the point that it must all fuse together into a seamless capability. Adding channels to cater for choice adds cost.