B&G's “Ho ho ho, Green Giant”, Intel’s five-note bong, and 20th Century Fox’s opening music are all strong examples of successful audio branding – they’re instantly
Giving your customers a positive telephony experience is essential for building brand loyalty, trust, and providing great customer service. But how should you go about designing a telephony system that'll leave your customers singing your praises? Here we outline the steps required to take your telephony system from zero to hero.
Reaching out to others and working together has led to the creation of the advanced societies we live in today. But as the world grows increasingly technological, it's easy to forget that being human, and treating customers as individuals with their own needs and desires, matters now more than ever.
Dead-air, distortion, irregular volume, muffled audio. No doubt you’ve experienced at least one of these examples of sub-par telephony audio, perhaps you’ve even encountered them all. And when you did, it probably put a real dampener on the whole experience – impacting your impression of the organisation. Thankfully, in the face of a widespread roll-out of HD audio across telephony networks, such disruptions are a thing of the past… right?
In the world of telephony, customers expect to be treated as individuals. In 2018, resellers, especially cloud-based, are seeking to get an early-mover advantage by launching in new geographic markets. However, many are launching without addressing localization issues, and this serves only to spoil the initial impact. Here we outline some of the challenges that resellers are facing in 2018 and the steps they can take to overcome them.
