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The funny thing is the customerservice people I talk to on the phone are fantastic! From a customerservice point of view, I can’t give them any higher compliments. I’d been receiving emails from the vendor saying, “You can save a lot of money on your wireless/mobile services.”
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So, how do high-performing customerservice teams listen to their people, identify successes and challenges, and accurately assess their team’s training needs? And while we’re in one of—if not the fastest—moving industries in wireless, we’ve had some antiquated processes that we self-recognize.
As interactions happen across multiple channels and leads are generated in multiple ways, managing customer information by consolidating data from every interaction from every channel, has become a necessity. under a unified customer profile in a centralised location. Why is CRM important?
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