How do you build agility in your customer service?
- Today’s customers have high standards and are more willing to switch their solution providers.
- Remote working is becoming the norm, both in customer service and beyond.
- Disruptions to the way you operate your business are becoming very common – from extreme weather to non-availability of fuels to fluctuations in supply is becoming common.
According to Forrester, nearly 95% of leaders say that providing a good customer experience is a strategic priority, and 75% want to use customer service as a competitive advantage.
Juxtapose this with ever-changing customer expectations, and it is imperative that your customer service function needs to be agile. For which, you need to invest in the right technologies, empower your agents, leverage data to innovate, and ensure work-from-home policies.
This panel would discuss the following topics:
- What is the right technology infrastructure that I should look at to bring agility to my customer service function?
- How do I empower my agents to solve my customers’ problems?
- How do I proactively leverage my data to anticipate and innovate in my customer experience initiatives?
- Given that hybrid working will continue, how do I enable my agents to work from home without missing the office environment?
- Live examples and case studies how agility has helped customer service organizations.