Empower Your Business with Continuous Communications
It’s time to close the chapter on Contact Center 1.0. Companies must make customer engagement experiential, intuitive, and collaborative for a modern customer in modern times. Read on to discover how adopting Contact Center 2.0 can help you achieve those gains with minimal risk to operations, budgets, and customers.
We have talked about common myths and issues surrounding user adoption of digital transformation initiatives, in particular such as intranets, digital workplaces and collaboration platforms.
Let us now, as promised, examine three different strategies for a successful intranet adoption.
Employee engagement is key to a high-performing organisation—that much is clear. But how can you ensure that your employees are engaged? Motivational theories provide some clues. Let’s examine the two most well-known ones in this article.
We define digital collaboration as the digital systems people use to collaborate internally (within the enterprise network) or externally (with enterprise communities or partners) to get things done.
Modern companies are increasingly structured in silos. Specializations within different enterprise functions, geographic distribution and the proliferation of digital tools isolate people within their immediate business units.
Digital collaboration tools increase collaboration in the enterprise by creating collaboration synergies through a modern digital setting. Digital collaboration tools connect people, information, business applications and company communications, transforming your company into a unified, successful business force.
In practice, digital collaboration platforms provide a number of recent innovative technologies, such as social collaboration, project management and real-time communication, within an integrated digital setting.
If you are planning to modernize your company intranet, this guide is for you.
Having worked on numerous internal collaboration initiatives alongside our clients, we acquired a thorough understanding of what works and what does not in the particular context of an Intranet project. This short guide attempts to extract the most important of those lessons that we learnt for your benefit.
This guide is intentionally vendor agnostic: it will not help you choose a vendor but should help you build a successful intranet for your company regardless of your choice. It is also intentionally concise: we do not aim at being comprehensive, but rather attempt to focus on the most important and least known aspects of an intranet project.
Just because you’re a regional insurer doesn’t mean that your customers have lower expectations of you when it comes to the claim experience. They expect the same kind of support and transparency from you that from your larger, well-resourced competitors deliver.
To achieve a great experience, claims professionals need to understand their customers better, how they navigate the claims journey, and the communications that will cost-effectively drive great claims experiences.
In this webinar, Forrester Research and Quadient will discuss:
Join our guest Ellen Carney, principal analyst serving ebusiness & channel strategy professionals at Forrester and Andi Dominguez, Product Marketing at Quadient, for a live webinar discussing the business impact of a great claims experience.
Customer communication management (CCM) solutions provide a powerful example of how use of advanced technology that incorporates cloud delivers capabilities that are needed today and also provides businesses that are looking to manage omnichannel requirements spanning electronic systems and high print volumes with the capacity to achieve – in the language of digital transformation – “enterprise-wide automation spanning multiple functions and modernizing of current processes & supporting infrastructure to achieve previously unattainable or unimaginable outcomes.
This report is designed to provide an overview of the current solution provider marketplace for document management/enterprise content management (ECM) systems and document creation/customer communication management (CCM) solutions. It is also designed to assist both property/casualty and life/health/annuity insurers in drawing up their shortlists of potential providers based on vendor market position and offering details.
These reports do not render judgment, since the fit between a potential provider and an insurer will be determined by the specific situation and needs of that insurer. Novarica provides these types of advisory consultations to more than 100 insurer clients through its retained advisory services.
For a long time, insurance companies were in the driver’s seat when it came to customer communications. Not anymore. A combination of rapidly expanding digital technology and changing demographics has transformed the interactive landscape and the customer engagement model.
Digital consumers are changing the rules of the game. The customer is now in control more than ever before, with numerous purchasing options, vast online research tools and multiple touch points. For many transactions, consumers increasingly prefer digital channels, which make content universally accessible by mixing media (graphics, text and video), tailoring messages (providing discounts, location or demographic information) and adding social connectivity (allowing communities or friends to build around themes and needs).
This paper will explore the significant shift in consumer communication expectations, the traditional hurdles that insurers face and how these can be overcome with a broad CCM vision based on practical, achievable business goals. The fact is that insurers have not kept pace with rapidly emerging customer needs. It is critical to be relevant and speak to the customer in their voice. If you can’t communicate with customers in the way they want, someone else will.
Quadient® Correspondence is a subscription-based SaaS solution that enables insurers to create, approve and deliver regulatory compliant, accurate and personalized claims correspondence to customers across print and digital channels, with no reliance upon IT.
Quadient Correspondence was designed and priced for insurers who want to further their transformation to digital, but don’t have the resources to invest in an end-to-end customer communications management (CCM) solution.
Many organizations have separate tools, teams and third parties dedicated to designing and creating content for mobile, web, and print communications. This results in duplication of efforts, inconsistency and compliance risk. Inspire enables you to create timely, contextual, personalized and accurate communications for all channels from one intuitive interface. This eliminates the need for multiple siloed teams, reduces risk and ensures a seamless customer experience.
Our technology is fully integrated with Guidewire InsuranceSuite™. It also integrates with your existing legacy IT systems and offers flexible implementation options including on premise, hybrid and cloud applications. Inspire makes it easy to leverage existing templates, archived content, and data from your core systems to create highly personalized, timely and accurate communications across all channels.