Blog tagged as CRMKonvos

Customer Service - its Future and the role of Emotions

01.30.21 1:54 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)

Customer Service is changing fast, but is it all for the better? Which changes did the pandemic drive? Does messaging have a value, and if so which? How about the role of agents? What changed for them? Will they see an improvement in their jobs?

The CRMKonvos team had the pleasure of a good discussio...

Great CX from an Oracle point of view

01.16.21 5:12 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)

The CRMKonvos team started into the new year talking with Daniel Renggli, Director Field Marketing North at Oracle. As we all know, Oracle has a vast range of solutions across the whole value chain and is one of the few that can (almost) support a whole enterprise with its solution. Oracle was also ...

Why Salesreps hate their CRM - and how to improve this

01.01.21 12:07 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)

Many CRM systems are still well in the past. They do not do what their users, especially sales people want them to do. They do not see them as helpful. Why not? What can be done to improve the situation? The CRMKonvos team discusses with Denis Pombriant of Beagle Research.

Why do salespersons rather ...

CX, communications platforms and what's great next year

12.05.20 4:13 PM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)

This time, we welcomed Michael Fauscette in our virtual, distributed studio. With him we discussed what will become 2021 trends, looked at his views on the best and worst buzzwords on the market, the role of CDPs and rather communications platforms and what an actually usable AI could...

CRMKonvos - Someone who went out excitedly to find Customer Experience

11.15.20 8:12 AM - By Thomas Wieberneit - Comment(s)

In this episode we welcomed Lars Brodersen, author, publisher, and long time CRM expert.

Lars is the author of the customer manifesto, which he wrote as a reaction to a series of pretty unsettling customer experiences, starting from soured milk in his Latte Macchiato followed by an I don't care attit...

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