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Using Big Data to Create Exceptional Customer Experiences

VocalCom

Big data has been a buzzword in the customer service industry for some time now. As every brand knows, all databig and small—can be applied in some manner to drive sales and improve customer service. After all, understanding your customers’ habits is key to knowing how to satisfy them.

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5 Ways Big Data Can Improve the Customer Experience

VocalCom

Brands nowadays collect a tremendous amount of data on their customers. From purchase history to social media commentary, customer insights may be collected across multiple touchpoints. Through close examination across channels, brands may use such valuable information to create richer customer experiences.

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Unstructured Data: Where the Voice of the Customer Lives

VocalCom

When companies use big data to analyze their customers’ habits and preferences, it’s often the structured, quantitative kind that is considered. Using tools such as natural language processing and speech and text analytics , you can learn how customers actually feel about your brand. Email messages.

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AI: 4 Key Benefits for the Customer Experience

VocalCom

The technology may also play a behind-the-scenes role in the overall customer experience, actually influencing the way in which customers behave. Here are four main benefits AI can offer your customers. Many companies are using AI to deliver proactive service that saves customers time and frustration.

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When it Comes to Your Customer Experience: Ditch Legacy, Go Digital!

Avaya

The future of business, indeed the future of customer experience, is life as we know it—here and NOW. Perhaps most daunting of all, it means companies working to truly know and understand their customers. It means enterprise leaders having a firm grip on the big data that infuses their organizations.

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Digital disruption in insurance – why it is all about service

Eptica

A fifth of European consumers said they’d be happy to buy insurance from brands such as Google, Apple, Facebook or Amazon , particularly if they used their customer knowledge and access to big data to bring down premiums. Insurance, Mobile, Multichannel Customer Service, Self-service. How can they compete?

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Top 5 Posts in March

Contact Center Pipeline

Our most-read blog post in March was Kathleen Peterson’s insightful look back at McKinsey & Company’s decade-old research into the impact of Moments of Truth on customer loyalty, and its relevancy in today’s multichannel environment.