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Executive Briefing Issue 4  – Multi-Channel Management - Channel of Choice
Executive Briefing | callcentres.net | Issue 4, November 2006

Welcome to latest edition of callcentres.net's contact centre industry focused magazine, Executive Briefing. This edition is titled 'Multi-Channel Management - Channel of Choice' which examines multi-channel management in contact centres: the processes involved with managing multiple service channels, utilised by customers and operated by agents.

In this edition you'll discover:

  • Some of the issues associated with multi-channel contact centres
  • An explanation of multi-channel contact centre terminology
  • The increasing number of channels available to contact centre managers, and which to implement
  • Real-life case studies e.g. how SelecTV is using multiple contact channels as part of it's key strategy to taking on the giants of the pay television industry
  • Industry focused research and analyst commentary

You'll also learn how multi-channel management is changing the way businesses communicate and interact with their customers and how this change is necessary in order to effectively service the important, new-media savvy, Generation Y consumers.

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