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A Guide To Approach The
New Customer To Your Launches Product
Over the past de cade,
there have been an increasing number of business
transactions initiated and completed without any or with
very little face-to-face interactions with the service
provider. Today, the economy is undergoing a paradigm
shift from product to service-centric transactions.
Service is fast becoming the ‘critical success factor’
for any offering. The need to improve responsiveness and
deliver high quality is more important than ever before
for they can make or break an offering.
The customer should be given the liberty to access
information, or help may be provided to him through an
agent. Most customers prefer to find information or
initiate transactions on their own. Every transaction
should customize the offering so that each customer is
accorded a special treatment. The extent of preference
give to a customer could be based on the past
experiences of the enterprise with the prospect. The
employees and the systems should know the customer and
further build that knowledge base with every
customer-contact. It can be then used to further
personalize the service for the customer. |
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For
many organizations, customer service is through their
electronic front door. It creates an environment
to handle inbound and outbound customer traffic in the
most effective, efficient and profitable manner in an
organization. It throws open the path to unlimited
opportunities that include a wider customer base with
which the organization can do business. The electronic
front door can also economically reach diverse and
widely distributed customer groups, allow customization
of a product and service to a particular customer or a
group of customer, enable business round the clock in
any geographic area, avoid overheads of traditional,
hierarchical and paper-based transactions as well as
increase employee productivity.
The
customer on his part gets easy access to experts in the
organization any time. Thus, the electronic front door
could form the base of consistent customer interactions
and take care of the enterprises-from acquiring a
customer, delivering the service or product, billing the
customer, supporting him, and finally creating a
platform for a consistent and meaningful relation.
People
dealing with the enterprise expect it to know them and
want to be treated as if they are indispensable.
During an electronic interface, the customer should be
given the liberty to choose the medium of interaction.
It is he who should decide if the needs to use the
phone, the internet, fax or any other electronic medium
of his choice. |