Many customer experience projects overlook the most important component of CX: emotion.
ITWeb has partnered with CallMiner on a Speech and Emotion Analytics survey, to examines if and how South African organisations’ call centres analyse their customers' feelings.
“Ease and effectiveness of an organisation’s service experience is key to solving customer problems quickly, but the reality is, emotion is crucial to making customers feel valued,” says Frank Sherlock, VP of International at CallMiner. “It’s time for organisations to give more focus on deeply understanding how customers feel, ensuring that they create a more empathetic and effective customer service organisation."
He says the purpose of the survey is to identify
the challenges and benefits around measuring emotion and the ways that using emotion as a metric can support organisations in making better decisions that lead to business improvement.
In this survey, we will examine, among other things:
1. The degree to which SA organisations feel emotion plays a role in customer experience, satisfaction and loyalty.
2. Whether organisations currently leverage customer emotion to influence and improve their CX and decision making.
3. How technological approaches to emotion can enable an organisation’s CX and brand differentiation.
Whether your company has an in-house or outsourced contact centre, or uses a contact-centre-as-a-service, we’d like to encourage you to set aside a few minutes of your time to participate in the survey and stand a chance to win a Takealot voucher to the value
of R3 500.
The detailed results of the survey, and the prize winner, will be published on ITWeb.
To play your role in compiling this speech and emotion analytics trends report, click on the link below:
