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SupportIndustry.com
Announces New Articles from Leading
Service and Support Industry Experts Now Available Online
Santa Barbara, CA, January 18, 2008 - SupportIndustry.com
(http://www.SupportIndustry.com),
an online resource dedicated to enabling organizations to deliver
world-class customer service and support, has announced the addition
of several new articles, authored by leading industry experts, to
the SupportIndustry.com web site.
These
content-rich pieces are intended to be another valuable resource for
SupportIndustry.com’s members, and can be immediately viewed
at http://www.supportindustry.com/asktheexpert/index.htm.
A selection of the latest offerings includes the following:
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Forecasting
Fundamentals: The Art and Science of Predicting Support Desk Workload
by Penny Reynolds, Founding Partner, The Call Center School
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Customer Service – Customers’ Patience (or Impatience)
by Rosanne D'Ausilio, Ph.D., President of Human Technologies Global,
Inc.
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Escaping Groundhog Day by Pete McGarahan, McGarahan
& Associates
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The Benefit from Offering Account Management Services
by Tom Sweeny, ServiceXRG
“These
latest articles from our contributing experts provide invaluable information
on a variety of service and support related issues,” said Carolyn
Healey, Publisher, SupportIndustry.com. “SupportIndustry.com
members are fortunate to be able to draw on the wealth of information
provided on our web site that enables them to run a world-class support
operation.”
Research
shows keeping both customers and employees happy is essential to any
company’s success. SupportIndustry.com allows visitors to sign
up for free membership, which gives them access to breaking news,
research and tools to help them meet the high expectations of their
customers and the needs of their employees. Members are senior-level
professionals responsible for the help desk, customer support operation
or overall IT operations for their company.
Site
Specific Information:
supportindustry.com
supportindustry.com provides senior level service and support professionals
direct access to information on the most relevant areas in customer
support, including enterprise strategies, people issues, technology,
trends and research. This data enables support professionals to benchmark
and improve their customer support operation. Members are responsible
for the help desk and customer support operation of their company. Titles
include Director/VP/Manager of Customer Support and Help Desk, CEO,
COO and CIO.
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