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Revisiting customer experience – It’s not just branch, mobile and internet
In an era where social and digital media enable consumers to immediately share their experiences, customers who love their banks can share pleasant experiences easily. This form of advocacy makes them potential growth engines of any bank. With increased competition across the board in the banking industry, how can you ensure dominance in one of the key focus areas today; customer retention? By optimizing every channel available, it’s possible to gain a strategic advantage in contact, knowledge application, and best practice. All Comments (22)Banks in advanced countries have already moved on to the next level of customer experience through creating omni-channel presence. Asian banks is still in the second phase of customer experience. 2nd June 2014 06:21 AM In current days of internet and mobility adding channel will be the most important areas in 2014 4th May 2014 07:57 AM Human interaction is on decline between banks and customers. need to bring personal interaction back. 1st May 2014 03:33 PM With all Banks offering similar products we must ensure the smoothest possible channels for clients 28th April 2014 07:23 AM With new bank licenses in Asia and around the world, new players are willing to challenge old guard paradigms about customer service. A fundamental rethink of the role of digital can create phenomenal new opportunities for challenger brands. 28th April 2014 06:54 AM Social media is fast paced. By having simply, clear guidelines with consistent values enables staff at all levels to engage with their clients. So when a social media issue hits, someone can act quickly who knows how to solve the issue. 25th April 2014 01:16 AM I think it would be very interesting to have the possibility to participate in web chats. I always like to do that, because it gives both sides the option of learning and sharing. It also makes the overall response time shorter. 24th April 2014 02:50 AM I choose option 2 because we currently have multiple platforms and avenues through which our customers can interact with us. However, the ability to manage all platforms to ensure seamless use by customers as well as the ability to commence a transaction/interation on one platform and conlcude on another is of high importance. 23rd April 2014 02:25 PM Plus Training 23rd April 2014 01:50 PM the option to get more interaction with customer to understand the needs and how we can lead as win-win, 23rd April 2014 01:43 PM Greatest frustration is inability of agents/ RMs /client facing staff to communicate effectively but which stems from a lack of understanding of product/ service suite. They invariably need to revert back /refer to superiors. As a customer, a simply query turns into a long process if referrals which is off putting and frustrating 23rd April 2014 12:56 PM I think if the bankers added channels like web chat, it will be better for them to respond and resolve the customers' problems and it will meet their expectations, because last time when I have faced problem then i entered the banks' website and it difficultly to find easiest way to fix this problem. 23rd April 2014 11:30 AM Experience Matters therefore Architecture Matters 23rd April 2014 11:22 AM Certainly a common platform that takes a disciplined closed loop framework that include clear SLAs on rules of engagement will be game changing in raising customer experience satisfaction levels, consistently. 23rd April 2014 11:18 AM Making consistent customer experience and deliver on promise is our important thing in 2014 23rd April 2014 11:13 AM let the customer choose his preferred experience 23rd April 2014 10:58 AM Personal opinion 23rd April 2014 10:49 AM a customer would feel more important if they are attended to personally by a very knowledgeable person. social media is another means but most often and not it's misunderstood. 23rd April 2014 10:48 AM Adding channels and the like will not address poor skill sets which will be a bank's biggest risk. 23rd April 2014 10:33 AM merely adding channels may not help if they don't have a common platform to manage and make sense out of it, to customize their ads or campaign. 23rd April 2014 08:39 AM Actually we have all 3 options but chose 1 as we have to choose one to answer. 23rd April 2014 06:47 AM The necessity to establish a platform that capitalizes on the existing functions of the various interaction channels of the bank while retaining its core strengths is predominantly a major reason why this will be a current major focus as compared to the other initiatives. 23rd April 2014 05:46 AM |
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