Seal the Deal – Where Should Telcos be Putting Most Emphasis to Increase Sales?

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In a recent research study by Conversity, ‘Supercharging personalisation: behaviour and attitudes in telco buying decisions’ questions were asked about the emphasis customers put on various touch points of the customer journey. What would make them more likely to buy? Was there such thing as too much information? In a world where customers are notoriously able to glean information they want for themselves, was there such thing as too much human interaction when making a purchase decision? Here’s what they had to say…

Millennials and Gen Z starting to reshape telco services, finds study

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January brought extreme cold weather, snow, and leading retailer brands from across the globe and suppliers wanting to share their innovations to New York’s annual National Retail Federation (NRF) Big Show and Expo event.

Our customer experience insider looked beyond the hype and technical jargon to highlight the trends and tech aiming to make a positive impact on customer experience. And we go further and share the challenges that are still to be addressed.

The Complexities of Cracking the Cross Sell & Why Telcos Need to Know the Worth of Getting Personal

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Success in telco is so often about fine margins. The difference between closing a sale or losing out to a competitor can hinge on the smallest yet most critical of factors, such as a small disparity in price plans or a superior level of customer service. It almost goes without saying that – in a telco world so fraught with choices and complex buying options – persuading a prospect to become a customer – especially a customer who purchases more than one service or product from you – is about being able to go that extra mile to make sure consumers are given the right guidance at every stage of the buying process.

Regulations and Convergence. Telco Trends and What They Mean for Customer Experience and Engagement

Regulations and Convergence. Telco Trends and What They Mean for Customer Experience and Engagement

Telcos are at the forefront of businesses that need to make significant changes in the coming months if they are to keep up with the tech and connectivity advancements, consumer shopping trends and regulation changes. Experts believe that there will be 20.4 billion connected ‘things’ globally by 2020 and this alone puts a huge pressure on telecommunications companies powering everything from mobile devices to smart cities.

Successful Cross-Selling in Telco is About Rethinking Personalisation, Study Shows

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January brought extreme cold weather, snow, and leading retailer brands from across the globe and suppliers wanting to share their innovations to New York’s annual National Retail Federation (NRF) Big Show and Expo event.

Our customer experience insider looked beyond the hype and technical jargon to highlight the trends and tech aiming to make a positive impact on customer experience. And we go further and share the challenges that are still to be addressed.

‘The Most Important Data Privacy Regulation in 20 Years’ Making Sure Retailers & Telco Systems are GDPR Compliant

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The month of May is upon us, and with it comes the much-anticipated GDPR deadline. For retailers and telcos, GDPR is much more than a data cleanse or a one-off frustrating inconvenience, it’s an opportunity to renegotiate the terms of engagement between people, their data, and your company, whilst also throwing light on the systems you have in place to ensure you remain GDPR compliant both now and in the future.

Breaking it down and spreading it out – why Microservice Architecture Matters for Retailers, Telco and Brands

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if you’re unable to (or not hell bent on) delivering high-quality software with blistering speed, efficiency and an uninterrupted service, the time to panic was yesterday.

The fact that businesses have a continual and pressing need to deploy rapid, frequent changes is hardly a radical or revolutionary idea, yet whilst developers continue to place an importance on simplifying and breaking down code, many at the top are failing to edify themselves about the real, tangible business benefits of moving from an age old monolith to a smarter, more resilient microservices model.

Fickle Fans. The rise of the 5-star differentiator and exceptional personalisation.

Fickle Fans. The rise of the 5-star differentiator and exceptional personalisation.

Trend #four of our collaborative Conversity and Sarah Cameron retail and telco whitepaper looks at the rise of the 5-star differentiator and exceptional personalisation. We covet brands and businesses getting it right, and highlight where your time and effort should be focused if you’re going to stay ahead of the competition in 2018. If you haven’t read it, you should. And fast.