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Posted: Friday 4th April 2015
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Significantly Reducing Customer Support Tickets Customer support teams, now confront more challenges inside their businesses including, the need to cut costs, gain in customer satisfaction ratings and improve customer loyalty. To effectively manage customer support representatives and bring about optimal performance, while at the same time furnishing customers with the quality of support they require, businesses must leverage technology to enable as much 24/7 customer self-service as possible and cut back on the number of tickets/calls to their support teams. In addition, businesses must engage their customers and ask for feedback to determine satisfaction and to stay up on the issues most important to their customers.  So let's take a look at how to leverage Internet technology to empower customers with the ability to self-serve. Much of Web 2.0 Technology can be harnessed and put to work for the small business owner without paying thousands for a premier CRM system.  It may require integrating a few systems from different developers, but it certainly can be done. So let's take a look at what this Web 2.0 Technology really does. What Is The Real Power In Web 2.0? Of the many attributes that characterize the phenomenon that has come to be known as "Web 2.0," one of the most marked, is user empowerment.  Web applications today enable users to engage in social and business networking, share their thoughts in blogs, contribute to wiki creation, become part of online communities, develop applications, influence their product and service providers, and even create entire lives separate from their everyday physical existence. (Have you ever taken a look at Second Life?) A Customer Support Gold Key Here's one of the keys: by offering a quality experience through self-service, businesses can actually impact the top-line as well as the bottom line - a result that wasn't even considered in the near past. A satisfactory self-service session can greatly improve customer satisfaction, and therefore retention, thus encouraging users to do more business with their provider. Moreover, companies can use service sessions as cross-selling and up-selling opportunities. Now while I'll grant you integrating 2 or 3 free systems to provide self-service support channels will require more time and effort than just installing a standalone support/ticket desk, even though doing so does not require being a programmer. The bonus for spending the extra time and effort is you will have an extremely high probability of providing the kind of support your competitors can only dream of. Of course, the kind of success that results in significant savings and improved customer satisfaction requires a sound strategy that gives self-service initiatives the resources they deserve. It means setting goals and objectives, mapping processes, establishing metrics to measure performance, choosing the right technologies - such as portals, knowledge bases and survey tools - marketing self-service as a channel, and continually getting feedback so improvements can be made.
Posted: Friday 8th May 2015
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IT Service Management implementation phases: Assessment - gather current state and understand desired state Design - develop and architect future state Plan - establish roadmap activities to achieve end state Implement - deploy plan and course correct where necessary Maintain - support and continual service improvements Dolore, elit veniam deserunt, id cillum esse occaecat irure tempor culpa veniam quis. Eu pariatur eu magna excepteur officia nisi irure dolor eu cillum. Laboris, sed voluptate. Dolor eiusmod est qui voluptate sint eu, dolore dolor ut nulla sint consectetur. Proident elit tempor officia dolor lorem dolor eu dolore aute elit eiusmod deserunt.
Posted: Friday 4th April 2015
Chief ITSM Guru
Significantly Reducing Customer Support Tickets Customer support teams, now confront more challenges inside their businesses including, the need to cut costs, gain in customer satisfaction ratings and improve customer loyalty. To effectively manage customer support representatives and bring about optimal performance, while at the same time furnishing customers with the quality of support they require, businesses must leverage technology to enable as much 24/7 customer self-service as possible and cut back on the number of tickets/calls to their support teams. In addition, businesses must engage their customers and ask for feedback to determine satisfaction and to stay up on the issues most important to their customers.  So let's take a look at how to leverage Internet technology to empower customers with the ability to self-serve. Much of Web 2.0 Technology can be harnessed and put to work for the small business owner without paying thousands for a premier CRM system.  It may require integrating a few systems from different developers, but it certainly can be done. So let's take a look at what this Web 2.0 Technology really does. What Is The Real Power In Web 2.0? Of the many attributes that characterize the phenomenon that has come to be known as "Web 2.0," one of the most marked, is user empowerment.  Web applications today enable users to engage in social and business networking, share their thoughts in blogs, contribute to wiki creation, become part of online communities, develop applications, influence their product and service providers, and even create entire lives separate from their everyday physical existence. (Have you ever taken a look at Second Life?) A Customer Support Gold Key Here's one of the keys: by offering a quality experience through self-service, businesses can actually impact the top-line as well as the bottom line - a result that wasn't even considered in the near past. A satisfactory self-service session can greatly improve customer satisfaction, and therefore retention, thus encouraging users to do more business with their provider. Moreover, companies can use service sessions as cross-selling and up-selling opportunities. Now while I'll grant you integrating 2 or 3 free systems to provide self-service support channels will require more time and effort than just installing a standalone support/ticket desk, even though doing so does not require being a programmer. The bonus for spending the extra time and effort is you will have an extremely high probability of providing the kind of support your competitors can only dream of. Of course, the kind of success that results in significant savings and improved customer satisfaction requires a sound strategy that gives self-service initiatives the resources they deserve. It means setting goals and objectives, mapping processes, establishing metrics to measure performance, choosing the right technologies - such as portals, knowledge bases and survey tools - marketing self-service as a channel, and continually getting feedback so improvements can be made.
Posted: Wednesday 12th March 2014
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Posted: Friday 8th May 2015
Jimmy “Mr. What’s Trending”

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IT Service Management implementation phases: Assessment - gather current state and understand desired state Design - develop and architect future state Plan - establish roadmap activities to achieve end state Implement - deploy plan and course correct where necessary Maintain - support and continual service improvements Dolore, elit veniam deserunt, id cillum esse occaecat irure tempor culpa veniam quis. Eu pariatur eu magna excepteur officia nisi irure dolor eu cillum. Laboris, sed voluptate. Dolor eiusmod est qui voluptate sint eu, dolore dolor ut nulla sint consectetur. Proident elit tempor officia dolor lorem dolor eu dolore aute elit eiusmod deserunt.
Posted: Friday 4th April 2015
Chief ITSM Guru
Significantly Reducing Customer Support Tickets Customer support teams, now confront more challenges inside their businesses including, the need to cut costs, gain in customer satisfaction ratings and improve customer loyalty. To effectively manage customer support representatives and bring about optimal performance, while at the same time furnishing customers with the quality of support they require, businesses must leverage technology to enable as much 24/7 customer self-service as possible and cut back on the number of tickets/calls to their support teams. In addition, businesses must engage their customers and ask for feedback to determine satisfaction and to stay up on the issues most important to their customers.  So let's take a look at how to leverage Internet technology to empower customers with the ability to self- serve. Much of Web 2.0 Technology can be harnessed and put to work for the small business owner without paying thousands for a premier CRM system.  It may require integrating a few systems from different developers, but it certainly can be done. So let's take a look at what this Web 2.0 Technology really does. What Is The Real Power In Web 2.0? Of the many attributes that characterize the phenomenon that has come to be known as "Web 2.0," one of the most marked, is user empowerment.  Web applications today enable users to engage in social and business networking, share their thoughts in blogs, contribute to wiki creation, become part of online communities, develop applications, influence their product and service providers, and even create entire lives separate from their everyday physical existence. (Have you ever taken a look at Second Life?) A Customer Support Gold Key Here's one of the keys: by offering a quality experience through self-service, businesses can actually impact the top-line as well as the bottom line - a result that wasn't even considered in the near past. A satisfactory self- service session can greatly improve customer satisfaction, and therefore retention, thus encouraging users to do more business with their provider. Moreover, companies can use service sessions as cross-selling and up-selling opportunities. Now while I'll grant you integrating 2 or 3 free systems to provide self-service support channels will require more time and effort than just installing a standalone support/ticket desk, even though doing so does not require being a programmer. The bonus for spending the extra time and effort is you will have an extremely high probability of providing the kind of support your competitors can only dream of. Of course, the kind of success that results in significant savings and improved customer satisfaction requires a sound strategy that gives self-service initiatives the resources they deserve. It means setting goals and objectives, mapping processes, establishing metrics to measure performance, choosing the right technologies - such as portals, knowledge bases and survey tools - marketing self-service as a channel, and continually getting feedback so improvements can be made.
Posted: Wednesday 12th March 2014
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Posted: Friday 8th May 2015
Jimmy “Mr. What’s Trending”

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