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Monthly Archives: February 2014
What is the future for retail loyalty programmes?
Total Telecom recently reported on an interesting new loyalty scheme called Pouch that focuses on using a phone app instead of a physical loyalty card. Of course loyalty cards are on the way out. Customers usually forget them and they … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Retail
Tagged app, cafe, eat, loyalty, offers, pouch, retail, sandwich, smart phone, vouchers
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Teleperformance UK wins Infinity CCS’s Contact Centre QA competition
Recently we won the Infinity CCS “Be The Best” Contact Centre QA Competition. The competition – designed to recognise excellence and innovation in contact centre QA – was judged by three prominent figures from the contact centre industry: Jonty Pearce of callcentrehelper.com, Ann-Marie … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs
Tagged call centre helper, CCS, Infinity CCS, Q&A, QA software, quality, teleperformance
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Teleperformance had a great 2013!
Our group CEO announced our financial results today for the full year of 2013 and I’m pleased to say that the company achieved record revenue numbers. Teleperformance enjoyed like-for-like revenues growth of +7.9%, above our original target and our EBITA margin raised to … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged annual, financial, results, south africa, teleperformance, uk, wall st journal
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Satisfied customers are loyal customers.
Be honest now. How many loyalty cards have you got? I know that I have too many to carry around in my wallet. If I tried then my wallet would look like one of those comedy wallets with about 30 … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Customer Service, Retail
Tagged customer, customer service, forrester, loyalty, loyalty card, retail, retail gazette, shopr
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Is great customer service the way forward for utilities?
The FT recently reported that faced with a grim future, many energy companies are choosing to reinvent themselves with a new focus on the technological revolution in home energy services. “We are now providing customers with solutions, rather than just … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Service, Social Media, Utilities
Tagged customer service, electricity, enel, energy, gas, suppliers, utilities, water
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Getting it right first time just became more important than ever
First Call Resolution has always been a bit of a mantra in the customer service industry. Analysis of when customers contact a company show that if the problem can be resolved on that very first contact it is better for … Continue reading
Will mobile roaming charges be scrapped soon?
In a move that will be cheered by many European business customers, Orange has started the process of scrapping their roaming fees for customers using their phones overseas. The French company has started applying new tariffs for their customers in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Innovation, Telecoms
Tagged eu, europe, mobile phone, orange, roaming, telco, telecoms, whatsapp
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Shopping online is the new normal for retail
As we now head into February, Christmas is far enough behind for analysts to start crunching the data and describing what happened in the final quarter of 2013 – and in particular those final weeks where every retailer was hoping … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Innovation, Retail, Social Media
Tagged bear and hare, gilda & pearl, glasgow, house of fraser, internet, john lewis, multichannel, omnichannel, online, private eye, retail, shopping, tesco, web
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Would you allow a utility to control the energy use in your own home?
In my last blog I mentioned the challenges or rolling out smart meters across the UK and how there is a growing sense of concern amongst some consumers about issues related to privacy. I was therefore interested to see the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Innovation, Utilities
Tagged customer, customer service, E&T, meter, metering, privacy, research, smart meter, survey, utilities, vanson bourne
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How smart are smart energy meters?
This post is by Stuart Morris, Strategic Account Director at Teleperformance UK. Smart meters have been around for some time now and most people appreciate the benefits. The customer feels they have more control over their utility use when they … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Innovation, Technology
Tagged customer service, DECC, electricity, energy, gas, government, meter, smart meter, stop smart meters, utility, water, westminster
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