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Spring cleaning your customer support strategy: how Guided CX streamlines digital interactions
Spring is in the air — and while you might be thinking about clearing out closets or organizing the garage, there’s another area that could use some tidying up: your customer support strategy. Let’s be real: digital customer experiences can get cluttered. Outdated processes, confusing self-service options, and siloed tools all add friction for your customers and your agents. But here’s the good news: with a little spring cleaning and the right approach, you can freshen things up and create smoother, more human support experiences. Enter Guided Customer Experience (Guided CX)—your not-so-secret weapon for streamlining support and delighting customers.
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Glance Networks Interview with TMC at 2020 ITExpo
Tom Martin, CEO of Glance Networks, attended ITEXPO 2020 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida this February to speak on two panels. Tom had the opportunity to speak with Rich Tehrani, Editor-in-Chief at TMC, which runs the trade show and also publishes Customer Magazine. They discussed various topics related to Glance’s Visual Engagement platform.
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Article: Constant Contact uses Glance to expand customer success, product support and advisory services
Glance’s client, Constant Contact, was the subject of a great article in CIO magazine. Here are the high points:
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Axos Bank uses Glance to improve CSAT for customers using online banking
Glance’s client, Axos Bank, was the subject of a terrific article in American Banker magazine. Here are the high points:
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Customer Service
Adding the human touch to FinServ digital transformation
Glance was proud to sponsor Finovate Fall 2019 last week at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square New York. We talked to many financial executives after our demo and at our booth who are tackling the challenge of digital transformation. Here are a couple of themes that came up again and again: