Living in a digital world, our concept of community transcends geography to include the virtual spaces from which we connect, share, learn and grow. Zendesk has held to this same notion of community for many years, as Partners in our ecosystem seek one another’s expertise across industries, technologies and languages.
It’s fair to say that the Zendesk Marketplace is buzzing with app activity. In my four years as Marketplace Operations Manager, the number of apps available has skyrocketed from 927 to 1,542 – that’s a leap of more than 600! And it’s not slowing down. We’re currently adding 200 to 300 net apps per year, which begs the question: with so many great options vying for customers’ attention, how can you make your app listings stand out? First things first.
We’re facing a seismic shift in the world of customer experience with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, data analytics and other emerging technologies shaking the very foundations of our industry. Businesses are rethinking the structure of everything, from their tech stacks to their teams. In just a few years time, these forces will radically transform the pivotal connection between customers getting support and the organisations that provide it.
Are you seeking ways to enhance your business operations, boost efficiency, and optimize productivity? Your solution lies in Enterprise Workflow Automation with the aid of advanced management software. By automating critical business processes through the utilization of workflow management software, your organization can unlock new levels of operational excellence and elevate performance to new heights.
In this blog, we will explore the concept of change management in cyber security and its importance in maintaining system integrity. Change management is a structured process that organizations implement to handle system or service changes related to information security. By effectively managing these changes, businesses can mitigate security risks, adapt to new cyber threats, and ensure the smooth implementation of cybersecurity initiatives.
The COVID-19 crisis has pushed us all out of our comfort zones – both merchants and consumers. What might have evolved over a decade happened within eight weeks in 2020, when retailers quickly launched e-commerce websites and figured their way through digital payment, order fulfillment, and warehouse management processes. Consumers got equally adventurous too.
