Authored by David Morton, Sales and Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. The huge surge in digital sales and engagement that brands have adapted to will be no temporary shift. There is much discourse around the negative impact on physical retail and the future of the high street. But rather than a demise into irrelevancy, bricks and mortar stores will continue to play a vital, yet different role in the drive towards experiential retail.
Authored by David Morton, Sales and Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. As consumers increasingly choose to engage with brands through digital platforms, the retail customer experience needs to adapt accordingly. Channels will need to be optimised to deliver proactive, next best action, insight-driven solutions, helping to drive sales as well as reacting to customer enquiries. There are three specific areas where the contact centre will need to focus in order to deliver an effective, highly personalised retail customer experience.
Authored by Parham Saebi, Customer Service Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. The events of recent months have intensified the pressure on authorities across the public sector to provide timely, effective citizen services. By optimising processes with the latest technology, from robotic process automation (RPA) to artificial intelligence (AI), government bodies and local councils can enhance their public services while introducing significant new efficiencies.
Authored by Mike Stewart, Head of RPA at ArvatoConnect. COVID-19 has driven a rise in demand for government support services and has magnified the impact of falling budgets. Leaders need to find new ways of driving digital transformation to aid their recovery efforts. Automation offers significant potential to deliver this, speeding up service delivery, reducing operating costs and human error, and plugging resource gaps.
Authored by Parham Saebi, Customer Service Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. In the electric vehicle (EV) era, integrating technology into your customer service operations will be vital in providing the insight you need to meet increasing driver demands and reduce customer effort. Automation is a key element of this technology mix and there are three ways we’re using it to support our clients as EV adoption rates rise.
Authored by Parham Saebi, Customer Service Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. Customer experience will have a vital role to play in taking drivers on their electric vehicle (EV) journey, both in terms of building brand loyalty and creating revenue. Given the wealth of data generated by traditional channels, through the connected car and emerging EV touchpoints, the contact centre will naturally sit at the heart of the model as it evolves.
Authored by David Morton, Sales & Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charging market will grow by 29 per cent year-on-year through to 2030 according to Delta-EE, an energy market research consultancy. This will create a significant opportunity for automotive organisations committed to delivering the most outstanding customer experience.
Authored by Parham Saebi, Customer Service Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. Customer experience will be the linchpin in ensuring the industry can successfully take drivers on their electric vehicle (EV) journey. It will be essential in delivering the consistent, personalised experiences and support that customers, the majority of whom will have just made.
Authored by David Morton, Sales and Solutions Director at ArvatoConnect. As technology advances our cars are becoming increasingly reliable and the traditional customer touchpoints of routine servicing and maintenance are becoming less frequent. This trend is set to grow in prominence as more electric vehicles (EVs) join the vehicle parc.
Here, we catch up with Rab Singhania, Arvato’s Major Projects Director, to understand more about our tried and tested approach to migration that guarantees a seamless experience for our clients, their workforce and their customers.
