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Scale Customer Success Workflows Through CS Ops

Gainsight

Customer success (CS) is a multifaceted discipline. It’s a balance of high-touch and digital-touch interactions. At the heart of this juggling act is Customer Success Operations (CS Ops). Once a standard of customer success has been established, you can then evaluate ways to digitize elements of that experience.

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Five Ways to Build Agent Confidence in the Contact Centre

CSM Magazine

Paul Stemp, Supervisor, Customer Success Management, at Calabrio shares his top confidence-boosting tips for building strong, fearless teams. Contact centres are an integral part of delivering customer service. Empower agents with practical coping mechanisms for dealing with frustrated customers.

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Talkdesk Among Vendors for Four Pillars of Customer Service in Gartner Report

Talkdesk

Gartner evaluated 32 vendors from its customer-service-oriented Magic Quadrants against four pillars for great customer service. As defined by Gartner, the four pillars for great customer service are: Getting Connected: channel-less architected design to create journeys. Intelligent self-service.

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Customer Service Trends for 2021

GlowTouch

Share this entry Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share by Mail Customer Service Trends for 2021. Did you know… that one of the fastest-growing career fields is Customer Success Manager? Why does this matter? A certified Woman-Owned Business and six-time Inc.

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How to Better Understand Your Customer With Ed Porter

Kustomer

He says, “So when you think about your support as a business and how you’re enabling your customer, educating your customer and supporting your customer, you have to do that through many different lenses, through many different channels.” Start with the Business Model. Where do you, where do you start? Ed Porter: (04:12).