Six out of ten contact centers projected to have a cloud-based contact center deployed by the end of 2013. Why? Ultimately, because it will help them be more responsive to their customers, without the prohibitive costs of carrying enough premise-based technology to cover demand spikes.
In this concise analysis of two recent contact center executive surveys, Aberdeen Group analysts discuss how cloud-based infrastructure enables contact centers to excel in key activities including center activity reporting, agent performance feedback and more.
Published By: Silverpop
Published Date: Feb 04, 2013
Shazam, the world’s leading mobile discovery service, wanted to leverage email to build on its in-app experience, increase user retention and deliver personalized content that drives revenue.
Published By: DocuSign
Published Date: May 29, 2014
2014 sales success will be dictated by increasing efficiency and effectiveness of our sales teams. And important to note is how reps are currently spending time. We see that closing, processing and fulfilling orders takes about 50% of the time to get to yes in the first place. Read this whitepaper and explore advances in CRM 2.0 technology to optimize this aspect of selling.
Organizations treat customer data as a key component of CRM. Many organizations see an effective customer data management strategy as an important cornerstone of their CRM strategy. Most organizations are moving beyond tactical CRM initiatives focused on saving cost and driving efficiency to making their organization more effective and focused on driving better customer engagement and experience. Customer data is used to enhance customer experiences, improve service quality, target marketing efforts, capture customer sentiment, increase upsell opportunities and trigger product and service innovation.
Published By: GoodData
Published Date: Aug 02, 2013
Explore over 50 critical sales metrics in a live, checkable and drill able environment. View essential metrics for executive overview, pipeline management, product and regional analysis, and team management, as well as vivid visualizations of historical performance trends.
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Published By: GoodData
Published Date: Aug 02, 2013
Sales analytics is a hefty club you can wield to tighten pipeline forecasts and induce pipeline boosting behavior from your reps. This eBook presents 6 practical sales analysis strategies that can help you make it happen.
Published By: GoodData
Published Date: Aug 02, 2013
Salesforce provides a tremendous repository of customer information and interactions that’s organized and easily accessed. But that’s not enough! Once you begin to really use it, the questions you ask your salesforce data become more sophisticated. Then you start to uncover holes in your data, reporting strategy and Salesforce analytics itself.
Download this white paper for 4 tips that are a surefire way to improve your salesforce analytics.
We have entered the age of the customer where they have more choices, higher expectations, and more influence. Historically, the B2B selling process has been very fragmented with the use of highly customized and siloed applications, leading to broken channels of communication. CEB, a leading member-based advisory company, published “The Challenger Sale” in 2011 showing that that 57 percent of B2B buying steps are completed before a buyer even connects with a salesperson. With an abundance of information available on the Web and via social networks, B2B buyers today can leverage multiple sources to find out more about your products or services.
We have entered the age of the customer where they have more choices, higher expectations, and more influence. Historically, the B2B selling process has been very fragmented with the use of highly customized and siloed applications, leading to broken channels of communication. CEB, a leading member-based advisory company, published “The Challenger Sale” in 2011 showing that that 57 percent of B2B buying steps are completed before a buyer even connects with a salesperson. With an abundance of information available on the Web and via social networks, B2B buyers today can leverage multiple sources to find out more about your products or services.
Social-enabled customer service requires three primary capabilities.
The capability to:
1. Listen and Respond: Treat Social Media as an Integrated Interaction Channel Most social-enabled contact centers are at the early adopter stage, attempting to “bolt on” social media as a side process. Many are experiencing inconsistent customer experiences, higher costs and negligible return on investments.
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You need an answer fast. You searched online and almost got the answer, but require a little more information without having to call someone. What do you do? Fortunately, in today's customer service world, there are options.
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According to Forrester, 72% of customers prefer using a company’s Website to answer their questions. But only 52.4% find the information they need online.
Customers want to solve their issues quickly and easily on the Web. When they can, they are likely to buy more, with 88% saying they will increase their spending.
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Today customers look to engage with organizations through an increasing number of channels – and expect more from every customer service and support experience.
As a result, connecting customers quickly and efficiently with the information they need has become doubly important: both as a means to reduce service costs in a harsh economic climate, and as a key battleground in the drive to establish competitive differentiation and edge.
You need an answer fast. You searched online and almost got the answer, but require a little more information without having to call someone. What do you do? Fortunately, in today's customer service world, there are options.
Download this White Paper for more information.
According to Forrester, 72% of customers prefer using a company’s Website to answer their questions. But only 52.4% find the information they need online.
Customers want to solve their issues quickly and easily on the Web. When they can, they are likely to buy more, with 88% saying they will increase their spending.
Download this White Paper for more information.
Social-enabled customer service requires three primary capabilities.
The capability to:
1. Listen and Respond: Treat Social Media as an Integrated Interaction Channel Most social-enabled contact centers are at the early adopter stage, attempting to “bolt on” social media as a side process. Many are experiencing inconsistent customer experiences, higher costs and negligible return on investments.
Download this White Paper for more info.
Today's businesses face unprecedented challenges and changes. Technology advances, such as cloud computing, are accelerating the pace of change, and driving many companies to transform the way they operate. The cloud offers a way for organizations of all sizes to change the mix of IT spend so more resources are devoted to innovation and fewer on maintaining current systems. But without an enterprise-grade cloud, organizations may find themselves falling short of their cloud computing transformation goals. Oracle ERP Cloud Service, an enterprise-grade cloud offering, combines the power of Oracle ERP applications with the simplicity of the cloud so that companies can fully transform their back-office operations.
Fact: In the next three years, 53% of CFOs estimate that over half of their enterprise transactions will be delivered through the cloud, up from the 12 percent who use that delivery mechanism today. In addition to non-core business processes like project management and email, strategic CFOs are also starting to embrace the cloud to deliver core ERP processes, including financial management, human capital management, and procurement. Rather than view the cloud just as a cost-saving platform, they recognize the strategic benefits that the cloud delivers to get critical growth initiatives up and running quickly, whether that’s using the cloud to quickly upgrade to a new application, or delivering new mobile or analytical capabilities to employees.
Today many HR organizations are struggling with systems that fall short when it comes to meeting the strategic demand for a talented and engaged workforce. In fact, 84% of HR organizations are currently looking at cloud alternatives, but the promise of the cloud can lead to fragmented, inflexible systems with limited functionality that result in inconsistent global HR processes. What’s more, HR IT has questions about key requirements like integration, data security, and performance.
You need an answer fast. You searched online and almost got the answer, but require a little more information without having to call someone. What do you do?
You need an answer fast. You searched online and almost got the answer, but require a little more information without having to call someone. What do you do?
You need an answer fast. You searched online and almost got the answer, but require a little more information without having to call someone. What do you do?
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