Articles
The Five Most Common Oversights In Enterprise Self-Service Networks
February 28, 2007
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•White Paper: Self-Service Networks
Unlike any technology before it, self-service technology has the ability to enhance the entire enterprise. By extending enterprise capabilities to the field where customers and users spend their time and money, companies increase revenue, boost productivity, improve customer satisfaction, and elevate brand awareness.
•White Paper: Self-Service Networks
•White Paper: Self-Service Networks
Unlike any technology before it, self-service technology has the ability to enhance the entire enterprise. By extending enterprise capabilities to the field where customers and users spend their time and money, companies increase revenue, boost productivity, improve customer satisfaction, and elevate brand awareness.
For over 20 years, Netkey has worked with some of the most innovative retailers in the world, helping them plan, design, develop, deploy, monitor and manage enterprise selfservice systems. During this time we've seen self-service systems literally transform operations—and, in turn, bottom lines—of companies. We have also identified some common oversights that interfere with the optimal implementation and operation of selfservice systems, resulting in slower response rates, longer fix times, increased error rates, cost overruns and negatively impacted ROI.
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