Common Data Model & Common Data Services
A Common Data Model allows data from multiple systems or applications to share a common language and platform. This provides a foundation for business workflow and data visibility.
WHAT IS A COMMON DATA MODEL?
A Common Data Model (CDM) allows data from multiple systems or applications to share a common language and platform. This provides a foundation for business workflow and data visibility.
WHY IS A COMMON DATA MODEL IMPORTANT
In a world in which responsiveness and consistency are key, customer experience extends far beyond customer service representatives and call center products. To cultivate strong, long-lasting relationships, the right people in all customer-facing positions need access to the appropriate data at the appropriate times.
DRIVE BUSINESS WORKFLOW AND INTELLIGENCE THROUGH A COMMON PLATFORM
By arming your teams with leading edge technologies that are user friendly and predictive, your customer will be pleased with a proactive approach to customer service as opposed to reactive.

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Through predictive intelligence, machine learning, and IoT, you can deliver an entirely new level of proactive customer engagement. Resolve early to avoid the problem.
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Customer Experience (CX) can be comprised of an increasing number of elements, including social. Let us help you seperate the wheat from the chaff.

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Your Challenges
If your business fits any of these risk profiles, you are a great candidate for a consult surrounding Customer Engagement and Customer Experience.
Depending on your business, it costs 600% more to gain new customers than retain existing customers. While sales are a critical part of business, customer retention is a key element for successful growth.
Empower your employees and customers through engagement.
Lack of Visibility
Accessible and purposeful data regarding your customer interactions is key to maintaining long-term relationships. If you a performing analysis after complaints or the loss of a customer, it’s too late.
Poor Customer Retention
Studies show that less than 4% of customers will report dissatisfaction. This means you may never know why they left without internal metrics, SLA’s, and constant nurturing.
Undefined Metrics
Do your internal teams know what they are expected to deliver in terms of Service Level Agreements(SLA’s)? If your team members and leadership do not have automated methods and notifications to track internal metrics, it is time to rethink your delivery applications. Working harder is not the answer.
Inconsistency of Outcomes
Your customer facing delivery and support teams shouldn’t require their own written notes and individual knowledge to perform well. If your entire team doesn’t have appropriate visibility, your customer’s experience will be inconsistent.
Inconsistent Reporting
When it comes to your customers satisfaction, real-time knowledge and metrics are imperative. Discovering an issue hours, days, or weeks is too late.