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Wanted: Customer Service Change Agents for Contact Centers

Tricia Morris

Customers are changing the game when it comes to customer service, by changing the channels they use most. According to the same Forrester survey referenced above, online community, virtual agent, mobile customer service, social media and live chat have also increased in usage.

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The Edge of Service® Newsletter, Issue 15: Getting Mobile Customer Service Right

Brad Cleveland Blog

The Edge of Service® Newsletter, Issue 15: Getting Mobile Customer Service Right There are an estimated 7 billion active mobile phone subscriptions today—one for every living person on the planet, according to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

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Mobile Customer Service: New Statistics from ICMI

Brad Cleveland Blog

Where are organizations in providing mobile customer service? According to a recent ICMI (International Customer Management Institute) study of contact center professionals, only 25% of companies currently have a mobile customer service strategy in place, while 33% are in the planning stages.

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Mobile Customer Service: New Statistics from ICMI

Brad Cleveland Blog

Where are organizations in providing mobile customer service? According to a recent ICMI (International Customer Management Institute) study of contact center professionals, only 25% of companies currently have a mobile customer service strategy in place, while 33% are in the planning stages.

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Beyond Omnichannel: How 3 Brands Deliver State-of-the-Art CX for Modern Consumers

UJET

Sure, your customer service agents need to be able to switch seamlessly from chat to voice and have all customer information in one easily accessible location. But omnichannel was always supposed to unify the customer journey, too. knew they needed to create an intuitive mobile customer service experience.

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Beyond Omnichannel: How 3 Brands Deliver State-of-the-Art CX for Modern Consumers

UJET

Sure, your customer service agents need to be able to switch seamlessly from chat to voice and have all customer information in one easily accessible location. But omnichannel was always supposed to unify the customer journey, too. knew they needed to create an intuitive mobile customer service experience.

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Customer service in a mobile-first world

Eptica

Date: Friday, June 3, 2016 Customer service in a mobile-first world. Author: Steve Nattress For increasing numbers of people mobile is their preferred means of connecting to, and communicating with, the outside world. This shift to a mobile first world has a big impact on the customer experience and customer service.