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In the past, companies primarily collected feedback from customers in order to identify and solve customer problems, keep tabs on call center agents, and make some adjustments to their business. However, today, thanks to new feedback management technologies, many companies are now actively soliciting and using customer feedback to monitor and improve their business's performance, uncover new opportunities for growth, identify emerging trends, refine internal processes, and chart a course for the
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In the past, companies primarily collected feedback from customers in order to identify and solve customer problems, keep tabs on call center agents, and make some adjustments to their business. However, today, thanks to new feedback management technologies, many companies are now actively soliciting and using customer feedback to monitor and improve their business's performance, uncover new opportunities for growth, identify emerging trends, refine internal processes, and chart a course for the
In the past, companies primarily collected feedback from customers in order to identify and solve customer problems, keep tabs on call center agents, and make some adjustments to their business. However, today, thanks to new feedback management technologies, many companies are now actively soliciting and using customer feedback to monitor and improve their business's performance, uncover new opportunities for growth, identify emerging trends, refine internal processes, and chart a course for the
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The Enterprise Feedback Management (EFM) market continues to grow, even amidst the current economic environment. The underlying cause of this growth appears to be increased customer retention through real-time voice of the customer (VOC) programs. And there was certainly a lot of talk about this at the recent Gartner CRM conference in London. The fact that this is being talked about so much is evidence that the market has matured significantly in the past 12 months.
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The Enterprise Feedback Management (EFM) market continues to grow, even amidst the current economic environment. The underlying cause of this growth appears to be increased customer retention through real-time voice of the customer (VOC) programs. And there was certainly a lot of talk about this at the recent Gartner CRM conference in London. The fact that this is being talked about so much is evidence that the market has matured significantly in the past 12 months.
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