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John Oechsle: How Do You Spell CRM Evolution? With 4 C’s

Bill Quiseng

He examines the evolution of how organizations connect with their customers and how smaller and midsized businesses are finding ways to compete for customers with larger players in their space through the 4 C’s of customer information. Oh, and don’t forget the infamous rolodex, the original CRM. Consistency.

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The Challenges of Maintaining and Upgrading Call Center Infrastructure

NobelBiz

It includes systems such as automatic call distributors (ACDs), computer telephony integration (CTI), interactive voice response (IVR), predictive dialers, and customer relationship management (CRM) systems. However, older CRM systems that have not been updated or replaced can become a hindrance rather than an aid.

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A utility’s journey to a more digital customer experience

West Monroe

Using this same example, a utility can pull hourly data from AMI, couple it with power quality or pressure monitoring, and use predictive analytics tools to aptly identify where and when its assets will fail. It’s clear that utilities need to be able work with their customers in a mobile friendly way. should be reflected in it.

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List of Companies That Outsource Call Centers

Magellan Solutions

Companies that outsource call centers have one thing in common: they know the significance of building and maintaining good customer relationships. Being in the front-end, call centers create a direct connection between customers (even prospects) and businesses. It also outsourced its debt collections to a service provider.

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The Implications of Big-data Marketing: Bigger Than You Think

West Monroe

Sources: Kosinski et al 2013, Chittaranjan et al 2011, Epp at al 2011. Consumer segmentation was largely limited to characteristics such as age group, relationship category, and gender – categories so broad and vague as to be relatively meaningless. Today’s companies seek to collect as much customer data as possible.

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Using Software and Savvy to Create Relationship Intelligence

Amity

Over the last several years, sophisticated tools for analyzing customer data have made it possible for companies to target increasingly granular characteristics of their buyer personas. But focusing too much on the quantitative aspects of customer relationships can have the opposite effect. Allow me to explain what that means.

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Top 50 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Storyminers

His coverage topics include the ROI of CX, CX strategy and governance, how CX leaders secure and retain sponsorship, the buy/own/advocate customer journey, voice of customer (VoC) and survey strategies, customer journey mapping, CX analytics and measurement, the role of social media and word of mouth (WOM) in CX, and persona development.