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Uncomplicating the customer experience can be especially challenging for companies with complex ecosystems: think of buyers and sellers within marketplaces like eBay or Reverb, or the web of interconnected business owners, drivers, and customers on the receiving end of food or furniture deliveries.

In Part 1 of this series, we discussed some strategies for helping to navigate new B2B (business-to-business) customer relationships during uncertain economic times. But what about existing customers? It can be difficult to pinpoint exactly which businesses will be impacted the most and to what level they will need to alter budgets.

It's no secret that customers prefer to be autonomous and solve their problems on their own. This has been true for a while now: 67 percent already said they rather self-serve than speak to an agent in 2013. But today, customers don’t just expect businesses to simply offer self-service.

Field service management (FSM) has changed in the last two decades. Gone are the days when dispatchers used legacy systems and spreadsheets to track the field service agent’s activities, and field service agents, on the other hand, used pencil and paper to complete their orders. Though these were ‘established’ processes, organizations found it difficult to keep up with increasing customer demands while staying competitive.

Regardless of the industry, anyone working with clients will eventually deal with rude or mean customers. These customers can be very tricky to handle. But if you deal with them properly, it can make the difference between a satisfied customer and a lost customer. So what are the best ways to deal with rude customers? And why are customers rude to begin with?

This decade has begun with economic uncertainty. From COVID-19 to political and social movements, businesses of all types have been impacted by the major fluctuations in consumer trust. However, even in these times, there are strategies to build stronger post-sale customer relationships the right way from day one. Let’s look at how businesses can successfully work with new customers to create a strong foundation for moving forward even during uncertain economic times.

OneDesk has many tools that will make your life easier – every day. One way OneDesk does this is by automating ticket-assignments so that your team can get to work on them with only the briefest of delays. Here are some ticket-assignment strategies that you can implement right now in OneDesk.

Workativ released a bunch of new process automations this month. When we say a bunch, we’re talking about 60+ Automations that are brand new. Workativ Assistant now has a plethora of application integrations with pre-built downloadable IT & HR process automation workflows. If you haven’t been in the know, Workativ Assistant Automations Marketplace enables you to pick and use automations straightaway, to construct workflows to automate IT processes and HR processes.

The world has experienced some big changes recently. Just about every company is now grappling with how to set up their business for long-term success in the new normal, and it is telling that investments in customer experience will be one of the last areas targeted for cuts.