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Global News
24-Apr-2012

The Australian arm of electronics company Acer has chosen a Drishti Ameyo solution to upgrade its inbound customer service.

cer Australia said it required a solution to handle all interactions from customers and its wide-spread channel partner network by providing the right information to its agents in a unified screen for fast query resolution. "We were looking for a solution that could integrate with our backend system to provide appropriate information to agents, thus maximising their productivity, something which our previous solution was not forthcoming with," said Acer's Dan Balachandra.

Acer says the new solution provides the company with enhanced agent productivity, real-time monitoring of performance levels and allows management to make changes when required. "Providing our customers and channel partners fast and quality support can be a daunting task if our agents have to access disparate applications at the same time," Balachandra said. "Dristhi provided us with a comprehensive technology that integrated seamlessly with the ticketing system of the back-end CRM, and displaying a unified interface to our agents."

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National News
26-Apr-2012

Garuda Indonesia will introduce the Amadeus Altea Customer Management Solution to upgrade its airline passenger service processes.

The solution will manage Garuda Indonesia's domestic and international reservations, inventory and departure control processes. "Upgrading to Amadeus' cutting-edge technology will enable us to further enhance our existing customer service offering, introduce more automation and flexibility for our customers and help us refine our customer-facing business processes," said Garuda Indonesia's M. Arif Wibowo.

"Today, technology is a critical component of an airline's infrastructure, and the Amadeus Altea system will ensure we remain competitive with world-class airlines in the region," he said. The technology upgrade is part of the Garuda Indonesia Quantum Leap program, which has seen the airline modernise and expand its fleet with new A330 and Boeing 737-800 aircraft, relaunch services to Europe and also announce its intention to join the SkyTeam global alliance.

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Welcome to DragonCall, yet another blog from the Fifth Quadrant crew, this time from Senior Consultant, William Dieu. Get the latest statistics and keep up-to-date with trends and issues within the service industry across Asia....

Local Presence and Outsourcing
Wednesday, September 07, 2011

Last week some of my colleagues attended an event in Sydney held by a Philippine outsourcer SPi Global where the purpose was to educate Australian businesses about the benefits of outsourcing to the Philippines, namely the westernised culture, English language skills, high level of university education, customer service culture, lower wages and lower attrition to name a few...

But what was more impressive was the fact that SPi Global had set up presence in Australia to form partnerships with local companies for their contact centre and other outsourcing needs. Now this is what I call proactive!

Local presence is a classic International Business market entry strategy, where an overseas company sets up presence in the target country – this is a significant investment but brings about benefits such as having the advantage of being treated as a local company and a shorter learning curve about the local market. This is particularly useful in a country like Australia, where mate-ship and support for local businesses is strong – thus having a local presence can only do your international business good and will help differentiate you from the competition by showing you have a genuine interest in the Australian market as seen through your investment into Australia.

Whilst you may have set up local presence in Australia, it is also important to understand the market’s attitudes towards outsourcing… based on the most recent Fifth Quadrant Australian Contact Centre Outsourcing Market Report 2011, we know that 24% of organisations consider outsourcing as one of their top 10 initiatives. Organisations in Australia believe outsourcing will help them overcome challenges related to maintaining operational costs, upgrading or implementing new technology and increasing productivity … to learn more about the attitudes and perceptions of Outsourcing contact us here to order a copy of the Fifth Quadrant Australian Contact Centre Outsourcing Market Report 2011.

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