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The push for mobile customer service

Eptica

Date: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 The push for mobile customer service. As well as making phone calls, it makes it simple to browse the web, quickly send email, access social media, have a mobile web chat, or simply send an SMS message. Published on: November 30, 2016. Share this page on: Tweet.

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10 Customer Experience Best Practices for all B2B Sales Teams

Kayako

Provide Tailored Services . In the B2C setting, it makes sense to map the customer journey and plan sales enablement solutions and customer experience training around that. Take Advantage of Social Selling . Do Not Neglect Mobile Customer Service .

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SalesForce, Hubspot, Zendesk and More — Which Customer Engagement Software is Right for Me?

Comm100

Business Seeks All-in-One Customer Service Software. Company Seeks Social Media Software with a Focus in Marketing. Business Seeks Social Media Software with Integrated Social CRM. Company Seeks Social Media Software with a Focus in Marketing. Business Seeks Industry-Specific CRM.

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Cloud-Based Customer Service and Customer Experience: Verint’s Acquisition of Contact Solutions

Natalie Petouhof

The rise of “digital-first” approaches to customer engagement has opened the door for consumer engagement at any point in the customer journey. Thanks to the widespread adoption of smartphones, mobile self-service is on the rise and growing in popularity. This will advancing mobile self-service and engagement.

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Multichannel Contact Centers, by the Numbers

Brad Cleveland Blog

Recent research (Understanding the Customer Journey, a study conducted by ICMI and LiveOps, 2015) explored channel usage in service settings. How many organizations are using various contact channels? The questions included both channels supported and the percentage of total contact volume. Here’s a summary of the findings:

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Multichannel Contact Centers, by the Numbers

Brad Cleveland Blog

Recent research (Understanding the Customer Journey, a study conducted by ICMI and LiveOps, 2015) explored channel usage in service settings. How many organizations are using various contact channels? The questions included both channels supported and the percentage of total contact volume. Here’s a summary of the findings: