This document provides information about the European telecoms industry's #1 customer experience conference taking place from June 27th-29th in Prague, Czech Republic. The conference will feature over 40 expert speakers from major telecom companies in Europe and will provide a tailored B2C and B2B track under one roof. Attendees will learn strategies for digitally transforming their organizations to generate a culture of continuous customer experience management improvement and shape the future of the European telecoms industry.
- The document is a summary of a market research report on customer experience management (CEM) programs.
- It finds that while 95% of businesses see CEM as important, only 57% have comprehensive CEM programs in place.
- Those with CEM programs see benefits like increased customer satisfaction, loyalty, and profits. However, 84% of those without programs face barriers, mainly different departments owning parts of the customer experience.
- It also shows gaps between what businesses can offer customers automatically through technology, versus rising customer expectations in areas like personalized service across channels.
This document provides information about the European telecoms industry's #1 customer experience conference taking place from June 27th-29th in Prague, Czech Republic. The conference will feature over 40 expert speakers from major telecom companies in Europe and will provide a tailored B2C and B2B track under one roof. Attendees will learn strategies for digitally transforming their organizations to generate a culture of continuous customer experience management improvement and shape the future of the European telecoms industry.
- The document is a summary of a market research report on customer experience management (CEM) programs.
- It finds that while 95% of businesses see CEM as important, only 57% have comprehensive CEM programs in place.
- Those with CEM programs see benefits like increased customer satisfaction, loyalty, and profits. However, 84% of those without programs face barriers, mainly different departments owning parts of the customer experience.
- It also shows gaps between what businesses can offer customers automatically through technology, versus rising customer expectations in areas like personalized service across channels.
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per lo
il caso dei
in
Sara Vannini
Universita’ della Svizzera italiana, Lugano, Svizzera
Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Maputo, Mozambico
16. Mezzo per colmare il
divario tra paesi ricchi
e poveri.
Mezzo per mantenere lo
status quo e la
competitività dei paesi
ricchi. Divario digitale.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21. ITU costituisce una commissione per
esaminare lo sviluppo delle
comunicazioni mondiali.
22.
23. infoDev (Banca Mondiale),
International Institute for
Commnication and Development
(IICD ), Global Digital
Divide Initiative (World
Economic Forum), World
Development Report (Banca
Mondiale), Acacia, African
Information Society Initiative,
Canada’s Intern Development
Research Centres (IDRC),
Y2K...
24. • collaborazione tra governi
donatori e riceventi;
• partecipazione anche di settore
privato, accademici,
organizzazioni civili;
• principali donatori: Canada,
Giappone, Italia, Francia, Gran
Bretagna, Finlandia e Svezia (più
di recente, la Svizzera).
25. Millennium Development Goals
(Obiettivi del Millennio)
Combattere povertà, fame, malattie,
analfabetismo, degradazione
ambientale, discriminazione di
genere.