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The Customer Care Difference for Healthcare Products

CSM Magazine

Customers of health-related products—such as over-the-counter medicines, dietary supplements, nutraceuticals, medical devices, wearables, and animal health products—typically have higher expectations of manufacturers than do users of other types of consumer products. Omni-channel communication. Proactive outreach.

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Consumer Comfort with AI is Here to Stay

Interactions

And with that, consumer reliance on technology as well as consumer comfort in using that technology, has also increased. Many consumers were using AI and becoming dependent on it. Survey says…consumers love Alexa and personalization. However, consumers aren’t ready for all AI applications.

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Consumer Behavior is Changing, and it’s AI’s time to Shine

Interactions

Changing Consumer Behavior. This month, we investigated just how much consumer behavior has changed since the pandemic. Previous studies found that as much as 87% of consumers preferred to deal with human representatives. A customer has the right to know if they are dealing with a human or an automated system.

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What Consumer Goods Companies Can Learn From Healthcare. 7 Lessons of Customer Service Excellence

C3Centricity

If you work in consumer goods you probably think you have nothing to learn from healthcare, right? After all, you have consumers in your industry name and well healthcare’s reputation is not that great. I was recently in a clinic for surgery and was surprised by how customer (patient) centric they are.

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Why Artificial Intelligence Now—and Why in Customer Care?

Avaya

Sheila McGee-Smith is a leading communications industry analyst and strategic consultant with a proven track record in new product development, competitive assessment, market research, and sales strategies for customer care solutions and services. More online activity—improved customer access to digital interaction channels.

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Consumer and Market Intelligence Expertise at SMWONE

NetBase

SMWONE was an entirely online event this year and NetBase Quid was an eager participant in a good number of panels, sharing consumer and market intelligence insight. How to use social analytics to capture community-stresses and shift communication strategy in the middle of crisis.

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Guest Post: Trends of Customer Service in 2023

ShepHyken

Let’s explore the top trends to watch in the year ahead. #1 Self-service In 2023, self-service options will remain a top priority for customers. According to Zendesk, 69% of consumers prefer to settle their issues independently without assistance.

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