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Beyond The Contact Center Pt 1: The Strategic Value of Metrics

24-7 InTouch

This explosion of available insights has the potential to bring huge value to brands everywhere. Did you know? It’s predicted that by 2020, 1.7 megabytes of new information will be created every second, for every human being in the world.

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5 Ways to Make Marketing More Strategic

ClearAction

It’s all about connecting: goals, people, metrics, processes, and data. Context is the mantra for making something strategic. When everyone sees a clear connection between what you’re doing and what the enterprise wants to become you’ll be viewed as adding strategic value. Connect Metrics.

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4 Gold CX Metrics for CX Leaders

ClearAction

4 Gold CX Metrics for CX Leaders Lynn Hunsaker Concentrate on just 4 CX metrics and you’ll see greater progress in more than 20 growth metrics. This article is a continuation of 24 CX ROI Metrics for Your Chief Customer Officer Prosperity Playbook. Let’s explore the 4 gold metrics that drive every CX metric.

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The Strategic Value of Customer Service

Brad Cleveland Blog

There are three levels on which effective customer service creates value: efficiency, customer satisfaction and loyalty, and strategic value. Only a small percent of organizations harness the true strategic potential of the insight that comes from customer service.

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Assessing Your Outsourcing Services Maturity

HGS

Service and governance models have been clearly defined for what work is done internally vs. externally with the partner; benchmarks and metrics are measured regularly, reported and assessed; and new ideas and innovate initiatives are driven by the BPO partner that uncovers many new ways of delivering strategic value at a sustained level.

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The Strategic Value of Customer Service

Brad Cleveland Blog

There are three levels on which effective customer service creates value: efficiency, customer satisfaction and loyalty, and strategic value. Only a small percent of organizations harness the true strategic potential of the insight that comes from customer service.

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Part 3: The Strategic Role of B2B Customer Support

TeamSupport

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this blog series based on the whitepaper co-produced by ServiceXRG and TeamSupport, we introduced the concept of how to position the investment in customer support as a strategic value aligned to current business practices and target outcomes, and about the evolving role of B2B customer support.

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