The Charter for Social Housing Residents – Social Housing White Paper

The Social Housing White Paper was published by the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government on 17 November 2020. We welcome the paper and its focus on resident voice and influence, aligning with the work the sector has been doing to achieve greater accountability to residents through the new 2020 Code of Governance and the Together with Tenants initiative.

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How to revolutionise your service experience with CW Squared

 

As expert solution providers, we are able to not only advise you on how to get the best out of your technology, but also to aid you with customising and managing your IT solutions. We are aware that a lot of work that has been put on hold during the pandemic, which now needs to be completed, may conflict with your duty of care to keep your staff COVID safe. Our video triage services can ensure that you minimise the number of call outs, and protect your staff as well as your customers.

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Virtual assistants must be part of the technological transformation

We understand that after the difficult year we have all experienced, work that has been put on the back burner will need to be carried out. With workers still having to work fully or partly from home, we are aware that returning to normal protocols could mean an increase in workload, whilst staff are trying to keep up efficiency and standards.

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Six Steps for Citizen-Centric Experiences in the Expectation Economy

Technology empowers us to be better informed but also makes us less patient and more demanding than ever before. If Amazon or Uber give me exceptional customer service, then that is what I expect from every company or brand I interact with, regardless of size or industry. That’s the expectation economy in action. According to Gladly’s 2018 Customer Service Expectations Survey, 92% of consumers said they would stop purchasing from a company after three or fewer poor customer service experiences.

 

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How CPaaS Differs from UCaaS, But Also Improves Collaboration

As businesses move to adopt cloud platforms, the landscape of offerings becomes more complicated. I regularly write about these changes, and there’s a lot to keep track of. The root of all this is the SaaS model – Software as a Service – where applications are consumed and paid for on an on-demand basis. The business doesn’t own the platform, and IT can be very hands-off in managing things – both of which are attractive value drivers.

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5 Incredibly Useful Things You Didn’t Know a Virtual Agent Can Do

They don’t just talk the talk – they walk the walk.

The excitement around intelligent virtual agents (IVAs) is palpable for those looking to improve customer experience. From the moment we discovered their ability to transform frustrating, IVR-based, self-service experiences into something as engaging as speaking to Siri or Alexa, we were transfixed. They had us at, “Hello, how can I help you?

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The 8 Most-Asked Questions About Cloud Communications

81% of CIOs believe IT is entering a new era of customer-driven initiatives. Businesses are increasingly embracing cloud communications to craft better customer experiences. Some IT executives, failing to recognise the opportunities cloud solutions can bring to their businesses, are reluctant to adopt this new communications platform.

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Fear of Change in the Age of the Customer

 

Sometimes, we need to destroy the status quo to create a new model of engagement. Sometimes, the market does that for us and that can be even scarier. Change is always scary and overwhelming, especially when it comes to technology. But it is inevitable.

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