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Home > Community > Presentations > Customer Support on the Web – what is all that activity?

Customer Support on the Web – what is all that activity?

May 31, 2007 Leave a Comment

By: Greg Oxton – Consortium for Service Innovation

As vendors get better at providing technical customer support on the web there are some profound realizations:

  • The myths about why “our customers won’t use the web for support” turn out to be false
  • Customer success and volume on the web is hard to precisely measure but it can be approximated
  • Technology products generate more demand for support than we ever realized

The Consortium for Service Innovation is a non profit alliance of high tech customer support organizations that has been working on a demand based view of support that includes both web metrics and customer forum metrics to assess the real demand for support, and our ability to satisfy it.

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