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What You Need to Know About Omnichannel

NICE inContact

Today’s customers expect omnichannel. customer service. How is omnichannel customer service different from (or: better than?) multichannel customer service? Here’s the basics on what’s what between “multi” and “omni” – and why you should care. But what really does that mean?

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Customer Service Trends 2017: An Effortless Customer Experience is Vital for Loyalty

Kayako

Customers expect top-notch service, with no patience or loyalty for companies that don’t provide it. In the customer service trends handbook published by Microsoft , “90% of consumers say they expect consistency and continuity from a brand across channels.”. Your customers want to help themselves.

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Evangelizing Omni-Channel (Why It’s NOT the Answer)

Esteban Kolsky

was whether organizations and practitioners were already on board with the concept of omni-channel. What we found out was pretty much in line with what we expected: it is too early for them to focus on it. Indeed, there is confusion between multi-channel and omni-channel – and this is the biggest hindrance to its adoption.

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Are You Meeting Your Customers’ Expectations for Omnichannel Service?

NICE inContact

How do you know if you’re meeting their expectations for Omnichannel service? I’ve got some good news for you, we can help you gain some insight into how consumers are feeling about customer service interactions. inContact conducted research on Omnichannel customer service experiences and results.

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4 Reasons Why Omnichannel is Now Key to Customer Support

Comm100

Some sources claim that the concept of ‘omnichannel’ was coined in 2010. Whenever and how ever it began, omnichannel has never been more important, and it has now become crucial to successful customer experience (CX). And it’s no different with the evolution of omnichannel customer engagement.

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Moving at the speed of CX: How to keep up with escalating expectations

Vonage

Whether or not customer service has been improving in your particular industry, it has improved over time at enough companies with broad consumer reach that customers have begun to expect better and better customer service across the board—in every industry, every niche, every price point.

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The Role of Digital in Customer Experience, by Sandeep Kuvvarapu

ijgolding

The customer has always been at the heart of every business, be it a street vendor selling hot dogs or a multi-national firm selling a wide range of products. Multi-national food & beverage corporations like The Coca-Cola Co. This has also changed the way customers interact and search for product information.