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Tag Archives: government
How did the UK general election affect utility companies?
The UK general election last month resulted in a surprise win for David Cameron’s Conservative party. After five years of coalition government, the UK has returned to a single party majority and the Prime Minister has a mandate to focus … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Utilities
Tagged amber rudd, big 6, centrica, conservative, david cameron, election, energy, FTSE, government, LSE, reuters, SSE, uk, utilities
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Superfast broadband – all over the UK
The UK general election campaign is now underway and one government promise, slipped out quietly a couple of weeks ago during the Budget, may have passed you by. The promise is to accelerate the rate at which superfast broadband is … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Technology, Telecoms
Tagged broadband, bt, councils, election, government, infrastructure, internet, isp, telecoms, uk
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What is the value of customer service in a monopoly?
An important justification for investment in customer service is that it is a competitive differentiator. If you serve customers poorly then they will purchase from your competitors in future, but what if you have no competition? It’s a far more … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Strategy
Tagged competition, customer experience, customer service, forbes, government, monopoly, public sector
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Frustrate your customers with poor experiences and benefit your competitors
Getting your customer service strategy right is really important. It’s not just a question of making sure the contact centre is ready to pick up some calls – we are now operating in an omni-channel, multi-device consumer environment where customers … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Customer Service, Strategy
Tagged complaint, consumers, customer experience, customer service, government, strategy, telecoms, uk, utilities
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UK government gets ready for the Internet of Things
The British government does not receive a lot of praise for forward-looking plans related to the Internet. The Prime Minister is more often in the technology press for his gaffes using Twitter, but a recent announcement should have received more … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Innovation, Technology, Telecoms
Tagged conservative, david cameron, government, innovation, internet, internet of things, investment, IoT, PM, prime minister, telco, telecoms
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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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TP to be included in more UK government procurement activity
I am delighted to announce that Teleperformance UK has been awarded Lot 5: The provision of Contact Centre Services for Direct Response Marketing and Related Services for the Government Procurement Service (GPS) Framework. This means that Teleperformance will be included … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Marketing
Tagged government, lot 5, procurement, public sector, TP UK, uk
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Could hacking competitions help the public understand economics?
Last weekend the Indian government ran a very interesting experiment – a ‘hackathon’ designed to encourage economic growth in the country. The hackathon was a 32-hour competition where young software developers, designers, and filmmakers competed to win a cash prize … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Social Media, Technology
Tagged bbc, crowdsourcing, data, designers, economics, film, gdp, government, hackathon, hacking, india, twitter
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Welcome to 2013 – the year of the channel-shift
Happy New Year! I hope you had a fantastic holiday season and are now ready for all that 2013 holds. And what a year it is going to be! Over the past year or so I have focused a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Social Media
Tagged channel, channel shift, customer, customer service, government, multichannel, nielsen, nielson, omnichannel, social media, social networking
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