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How impactful is customer service to the overall customer experience? Every year, businesses lose about $75 billion in revenue due to poor customer service. Today, customers expect (some even demand) great customer service. This puts a tremendous amount of pressure on organizations to deliver an intelligent, efficient, and personalized customer service experience. One key channel of customer service is telephone. While customer service through text, chatbot, knowledge articles, and self-service continues to proliferate, customers still want to be able to speak to real agents to help resolve their issues. Today's guest, Sree Yeggina, breaks down what Microsoft Digital Contact Center is and how it empowers organizations to provide exceptional customer service.
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Sree Yeggina is currently the Global Sales Readiness Director for the Business Applications Service category in Redmond, Washington, leading readiness for WW sellers. She has over 16+ years of experience working with Dynamics 365 Business Applications and Power Platform with focused experience in Dynamics 365 Customer Service, Sales, and Power Virtual Agents as is passionate about enabling worldwide technology sellers on the value proposition, business value, and unique differentiation of Digital Contact Center. She started her career as Microsoft CRM Consultant in 2006 and, since then, worked with all versions of CRM (3.0 to Dynamics 365) and wore several hats over the years as a Software Engineer, Lead Consultant, Solution Architect, and now Global Readiness Director and she has helped some of the largest enterprises across the globe remove their inefficiencies and improve their customer experience through digital transformation.
Connect with Sree Yeggina here – Sree Yeggina | LinkedIn
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How impactful is customer service to the overall customer experience? Every year, businesses lose about $75 billion in revenue due to poor customer service. Today, customers expect (some even demand) great customer service. This puts a tremendous amount of pressure on organizations to deliver an intelligent, efficient, and personalized customer service experience. One key channel of customer service is telephone. While customer service through text, chatbot, knowledge articles, and self-service continues to proliferate, customers still want to be able to speak to real agents to help resolve their issues. Today's guest, Sree Yeggina, breaks down what Microsoft Digital Contact Center is and how it empowers organizations to provide exceptional customer service.
Episode Topics
Useful Links
Sree Yeggina is currently the Global Sales Readiness Director for the Business Applications Service category in Redmond, Washington, leading readiness for WW sellers. She has over 16+ years of experience working with Dynamics 365 Business Applications and Power Platform with focused experience in Dynamics 365 Customer Service, Sales, and Power Virtual Agents as is passionate about enabling worldwide technology sellers on the value proposition, business value, and unique differentiation of Digital Contact Center. She started her career as Microsoft CRM Consultant in 2006 and, since then, worked with all versions of CRM (3.0 to Dynamics 365) and wore several hats over the years as a Software Engineer, Lead Consultant, Solution Architect, and now Global Readiness Director and she has helped some of the largest enterprises across the globe remove their inefficiencies and improve their customer experience through digital transformation.
Connect with Sree Yeggina here – Sree Yeggina | LinkedIn
We'd love to hear from you:
Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, comments, suggestions or feedback! We'd love to hear from you. Send your hosts an email at [email protected]
Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at microsoft.com/podcasts
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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