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Importance of Customer Service Analytics

Providing good customer service is an art. Typically, someone calling into a customer support department is already angry and frustrated with the services your company offers, and it is the job of a skilled customer support agent to diffuse that issue and help that customer leave satisfied and smiling. Blindly fumbling about or taking a one size fits all strategy toward the happiness of your customers is a perfect recipe for failure.

Why Facility Management Leaders Need B2B Customer Support Software

The facility management industry is unique. You’ve got customers with all different types of buildings and a wide array of needs and demands. This means there’s isn’t a “blueprint” for how to deal with customer issues as they arise. Fortunately, B2B customer support software exists to help! Here are a few reasons why facility management leaders need support software to optimize their operations…

AI for Customer Care: Addressing the 3 Key Industry Challenges

Gone are the days when artificial intelligence (AI) was a mere buzzword. Today, AI is transforming our lifestyle. AI enables machines to perform a myriad of tasks with minimal human interference. Whether in sales, marketing, or customer service, AI has revamped business processes. According to a recent Gartner report1, 55% of established companies have started making investments in AI or have prioritized it for their immediate plan of action.

Platform: Bring on the Sunshine

It’s time to break free from legacy CRM platforms and deliver the experience your customers deserve. In this session from Zendesk Showcase New York (May 22, 2019), join Cameron Dunn, head of community operations at Vimeo, and the Zendesk platform product management team to hear how customers and partners are taking advantage of the best that Zendesk Sunshine has to offer.

How we improved self-service for our customers

A common part of a growing company’s journey is beginning to build and sell multiple products, along with the original one you used to launch the business. As that happens, your relationship with customers will necessarily evolve and you may need to reconsider what customer-centricity looks like for your brand.