Community Choice Awards 2007 hosted by ITtoolbox
"Participate in the second annual IT Community Choice Awards hosted by
ITtoolbox, where you have the opportunity to recognize your most valued
peers and admired participants from the ITtoolbox community."
Call Centers: Customer Support Without Walls
"The consolidated contact center platform is the next step in providing
improved availability of contact center resources at a lower cost. The
four walls of the contact center are rapidly eroding. Contact centers
are spreading across the world and providing increased customer service
as a result. In order to be competitive, all firms are going need to
provide this level of service to their customers."
Poor Customer Service Paralyzing U.S. Companies
"Bad customer service is rarely forgotten. In fact, the experience
often gets repeated to friends and family. But on-the-job rudeness,
unhelpfulness and inattention to customers are becoming the norm, says
consultant Bobbi Paine, who specializes in teaching companies how to
deliver exceptional customer service."
Tools Support Governance, Not Define It
"I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Governance is about
people, policies, and process. Tooling really only comes into play when
you start looking at the process portion of the equation. I don’t want
to dismiss tooling, because it absolutely is an important part of the
governance equation, but if you don’t have the people or the policies,
tools won’t help."
5 Things that SOA Vendors are Missing
"SOA vendors are trying to figure out how to sell in this emerging
marketplace. For most of them, things don't seem to be going very well.
At the heart of the issue is the fact that SOA is an architecture
(hence the 'A'), and not a class of technology. Rather than providing
tools to help build a SOA, they are selling products that could be a
SOA unto itself. At the same time, the customer is pulling their hair
out in total confusion."
The 360-Degree View for IT: Hype or Hope?
"Most IT organizations know that to be successful, key business
initiatives don’t rely on silos of data, but on information viewed and
analyzed collectively. For example, customer relationship management
(CRM) integrates critical information on all aspects of customer
interactions - such as marketing, sales-force automation and
customer-service to provide a consistent or '360 degree' view of – 'the
customer.'"
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