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THE WORLD-CLASS CONTACT CENTRE FORUM 2009

Multi Channel Contact is changing way in which the call centre operates but what does this mean to your business model?

Customer experience strategy is a vital item on the organisational agenda during the current economic downturn. Leading experts say that improving the performance of your customer experience is the best way to drive down cost and increase revenue and return on investment. Customer Experience has become the major battleground the marketplace where cost of service and share of wallet will determine the winners and losers.

This picture is made even more complex because the customer experience is now not just the competitive edge it is also the compliance benchmark for regulators. Treating customers fairly is a requirement for financial services companies but market regulators in energy communications and other services are starting to apply the same standards.

This is simply the biggest change to trading conditions since deregulation started to gain momentum 30 years ago. We hear phases like “Customer Journey” and the “Voice of the Customer” “channel of choice” “treat complaints as gifts”, all well and good but few companies have a clear view of what these mean or have a strategy that encompasses the multi channel experience and a plan to unify communications across your business? Last year some markets shrank by 90% so the last company standing will be the one with the right business model and Customer Experience is a key part of that business model.

This event was held on the 7th October to 8th October, 2009.

The World-Class Contact Centre Forum

This year it is all about the multi channel customer experience from the contact centre through to the website. The Forum on the 7th & 8th October will help you discover ways to drive costs down through a unified communications strategy, keeping your people engaged at the sharp end and improve the share of your customers wallet. The forum will also deliver thought leadership on the multi language and multicultural challenge that businesses face when operating on a Pan-European basis, we will also answer the question – How will social media impact on your business and the contact strategy to drive, loyalty growth and retention.

This event was held on the 7th October to 8th October, 2009.

WHO WILL BE SPEAKING?

 
OUR SPEAKERS
15 speakers - hover for details
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OUR EVENT DATES & LOCATIONS

OUR SPONSORS

6 sponsors - hover for details
Co-Sponsored By: CEF - Customer Experience Foundation, Eptica, Harding and Yorke, ResponseTek, Salesforce, Satmetrix - More coming soon!

PRE-SHOW SURVEY

 

New Multi-Channel Survey

What is the future of Multi-Channel contact?

Take 5 minutes to join in the largest survey of it's kind and receive a free copy of the findings when you attend the WCCF event!

 

Come to WCCF 2009 and learn...

  • How to develop a unified communications strategy that fulfils your contact ambitions through all your channels:
  • How to define the multi channel experience that is right for your customers
  • Drive the right cost from the business whilst improving performance
  • Engaging your colleges to improve their performance the quality of interaction
  • Discover new ways to measure the experience above and beyond existing KPI’s across all the channels of choice
  • Multi language contact centre touch points
  • In practical workshops you will also see how to drive change through People, Quality and Productivity to transform your existing methodologies to create world class customer experience from your central hub your contact centre.

 

The event is for everyone involved in contact centre performance to include:

  • ‘C’ Level – CEO, CIO, COO, CFO, MD
  • Contact Centre Directors/Managers
  • Customer Service Directors/Manager
  • Customer Experience Directors/Managers
  • Channel Directors/Managers
  • Transformation and Change Directors/Managers
  • H/O Organisational change
  • General Managers
  • Project Directors/ Managers
  • H/O Service Support (Service Excellence)

 

These sessions provide:

  • World Class Speakers with hands on experience
  • Practical Workshops on how to build and maintain better contact strategies
  • Easy to Use Business Modelling Tools specially developed for the delegates to take away and use
  • The opportunity to hear some of the latest thinking & the chance to separate the hype from the facts
  • Q&A Sessions with a distinguished pannel

 

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