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3 Benefits of Knowledge Management for Customer Service

Kayako

Data cited in a Harvard Business Review article shows a strong preference for self-service: Across industries, 81% of all customers attempt to solve their problems with self-service options before reaching out to a live representative. Why do people prefer self-service? So what is the answer?

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Lessons Learned from the Frontlines of CX: How Data from Self-Service Tools Optimizes Customer Engagement

Bold360

Miri Duenias, Customer Relationship Manager at Bold360, offers insights from the frontlines. The Hidden Potential of Self-Service Tools. Self-service tools give businesses data-driven insights from every customer interaction, creating a self-perpetuating feedback loop to optimize CX.

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Unraveling the Tangled Vines of Omnichannel Customer Care

BlueOcean

Competitive pressures, customer expectations, and emerging technologies are some of the key factors pushing leaders to elevate and evolve their customer service approach. We often talk about omnichannel as the ultimate goal for any and every customer service solution. Interaction and care.

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3 Reasons Why IVR Payments Still Matter

CSM Magazine

As fears over coronavirus fuel a sudden spike in contactless transactions, Rob Crutchington explores the vital role of IVR to deliver fast, secure card payments that boost agent performance and customer confidence. Secure self-service payments. Either way, costs can be reduced and the customer experience enhanced.

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Prep for the UK Field Service Summit—Review Management Software Benefits

Alliance by IFS

A delightful customer experience includes: Short delivery lead time , because customers don’t like to be kept waiting. Robust and quick customer support , because customers want questions answered and problems solved ASAP. Scripting and questions trees, so your representatives can efficiently manage customer interactions.

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The 5 Biggest Mistakes in SMB Online Service

Help Scout

Back in the old days, customer service meant talking face to face with people who came into your storefront. Real-life interactions were the original support conversations, and doing customer service this way is something people have done forever. Then in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.