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Reshaping The Future Of Digital Customer Service: 22 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2022

TechSee

At Miele, Eric is also accountable for the management of escalation departments, offline processes, e-care solutions, national call center consolidation, multi-product services, upselling / cross selling and re-defining the consumer experience. He also sits on the board of Directors for CSPN. Follow on LinkedIn. Follow on LinkedIn.

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Reducing Customer Effort – Make it Easy to be Your Customer

NICE inContact

First introduced in 2010, Customer Effort Score (CES) is a fairly new contact center metric. CES takes a different angle: it does not directly measure satisfaction, but assumes that lowering customer effort when interacting with a company will in turn create customer loyalty. Are you measuring Customer Effort Score?

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Reducing Customer Effort – Make it Easy to be Your Customer

NICE inContact

First introduced in 2010, Customer Effort Score (CES) is a fairly new contact center metric. CES takes a different angle: it does not directly measure satisfaction, but assumes that lowering customer effort when interacting with a company will in turn create customer loyalty. Are you measuring Customer Effort Score?

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Avoid This Customer Service Mistake with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

When agents are equipped with the right CRM and other data structuring tools they will be able to drive more success and loyalty. So, the article you’re referring to, we wrote this article back in 2010. This was a multi-year, probably 10 year plus research effort. Is Customer Delight Expensive?

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Podcast: Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers with Matt Dixon

Kustomer

Back in 2010 Matt Dixon wrote an article titled “Stop Trying to Delight Your Customers”, that went against all of the strategies companies currently use to create a positive customer experience and motivate meaningful interactions. If the current strategies used to delight customers are flawed, what strategies work to create customer loyalty?