CRM Senior Executive Breakfast Forum

 

World Class Call Center_________________17 January 2002
Partner Relationship---Customer Experience ---Management

Come to join this educational forum. You will learn from the experts and share with other experienced senior executives on best practices to building and managing profitable Customer and Partners Relationships.

08:15 - 08:30
REGISTRATION
08:30 - 09:00

Mr. Carlos M. Aquino, Vice President, CRM
3COM Business Networks Co.-International

 

Partnership Relationship Management (PRM)

Case Study: Measuring Sales and Call Center Productivity at 3COM
3COM is operating telemarketing and telesales call centers in its European and Asia Pacific businesses under the name "Focal Point". 3COM has built a performance scorecard to track key indicators such as lead generation, telesales volume, and telesales return on investment or cost productivity. 3COM uses the metrics to continually redirect investment toward the most productive markets. 3COM also looks to demonstrate that telesales is a more cost-effective operation than field sales to support selected types of resellers.
09:00 - 09:30

Mr. Jason Chu, Chairman, Hong Kong Customer Service Consortium

 

World Class Call Center

Over the years, call centers have undergone a tremendous transformation from traditionally being a reactive and passive call answering service, to currently many being a proactive cross-selling business unit. Creating a world-class organization involves concentrated and collaborative effort. It is the same with a world-class call center. What are the key elements and foundations of a World-Class Call Center?
09:30 - 09:45
BREAK
09:45 - 10:15

Mr. Shaun Warren, Customer Solutions Manager, Eyretel Asia Ltd

 

Customer Experience Management:
The Fast and Simple Key to Better Customer Relationship!

Traditional call centers are rapidly evolving into Web-enabled contact centers as telephone-based operations are integrated with the new media. Faced with this complexity, delivery of an excellent customer experience is becoming more and more challenging. To meet this challenge, you need to monitor the interactions between your contact center and your customers. You also need to base your management decisions on a unified view of each customer's contact with the organization.
10:15 - 11:00

FORUM DISCUSSIONS

1.

What is the different between CRM and PRM?

2.

What are the key elements of Customer Experience Management?

3.

How to measure sales and call center productivity at your organization?

4.

How to transform into a strategic and world-class call center?


Date: 17 January 2002 (Thursday)
Time: 8:30am to 11:00am
Venue: Dynasty Club
SouthWest Tower, Convention Plaza, 1 Harbor Road, Wanchai, HK
Fee: HK$300