Day Two: 23 Sept 2010
Day One: 22 Sept 2010
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9.30 am |
Registration |
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9.45 am |
Welcome Remarks & Overview by Frost & Sullivan
Nitin Bhat, Partner, Frost & Sullivan |
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10.00 am |
Social Customer Engagement Strategy: Leveraging Social Networks to drive Customer Experience
This Session will cover the emerging trends in social media and how social networks such as Facebook, Twitter & others can
be used to engage customers & drive customer experience. It will discuss the ways in which social media can be used by
enterprises, the process & people changes that would be required for a social customer engagement strategy and the potential
challenges ahead.
Sandra De Zoysa, Group SVP Service Delivery & Enterprise Contact Management Dialog, Sri Lanka |
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10.30 am |
Communicating the ‘Voice of the Customer’ to impact corporate performance & enterprise success
Oscar Sañez, Chief Executive Officer, Business Processing Association of the Philippines (BPAP) |
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11.00 am |
Morning Refreshments |
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11.30 am |
Generate Possibilities with Dynamic Customer Engagement
Understand what are influencing the consumer landscape today – social media, mobility, multi-channel, user
experience. Use innovation to drive growth via service experience differentiation and transformation:
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Drive cross-channel conversations across voice, web, self-service and social media
- Leverage customer service and support resources from anywhere in the enterprise
- Transform self-service with advanced speech applications and video IVR
- Integrate contact centre operations with enterprise processes and workflows
- Make the back office as efficient as the front office
KC Hong, Managing Director, ASEAN, Genesys |
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12.00 pm |
Communication Enabled Business Processes:
Break the boundaries by integrating Communications into Business Processes
This presentation will look at the future of contact centers and how the integration of communications into business processes will havean impact on efficiency & quality of customer centric strategy of a company.
Rob Delnoij, Director, BCM Field Enablement, SAP Business Communications Management, APAC, Japan & India |
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12.30 pm |
Networking Lunch |
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1.30 pm |
To Outsource or Not? – Making outsourcing work for you
- Why and What should you outsource as far as Customer Service is concerned?
- Partnering with your Outsource Contact Service Provider
- Retaining Control over the Customer Experience even with an Outsource Contact Service Provider
- Performance Measurement – Going Beyond Call Hour computation and Abandonment Rates
Reuben Pangan, Vice President, CRM, Corp Comm and Frontliner Training, Digitel Mobile Philippines Inc. (Sun Cellular)
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2.00 pm |
Think Tank 1:
Understanding Your Customer: Defining the New Set of Customer Expectations
Objectives: Come up with new KPIs and new customer expectations that contact centers should look at in today’s
increasingly competitive environment as well as fast paced communication world |
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2.30 pm |
Think Tank 2:
Handling top Industry Challenges: Identifying Obstacle and Finding Solution
Objectives: Come up with a list of top of mind challenges that contact centers and customer experience managers
are facing on a daily basis |
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3.00 pm |
Afternoon Refreshments |
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3.30 pm |
Presentation
James Griffin, Director BPO Quality Council of the Philippines
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4.00 pm |
“Ask-the-Experts” Panel Discussion 1 – How can Mobile differentiate your customer care model?
Mobile is an increasingly popular channel for consumers to exchange information & services with large enterprises with whom they
are spending money. In fact, mobile barriers-to-use are coming down fast with customers becoming less tied to their PCs and as
their needs evolve. As our world has becomes more mobile, customer care should too. So how can Mobile decrease your customer
care costs, while increasing service quality & revenues? This session will discuss how enterprises can achieve this.
Moderator: Shivanu Shukla, Associate Director, ICT Practice, APAC, Frost & Sullivan
Confirmed Panelists
- Sandra De Zoysa, Group SVP Service Delivery & Enterprise Contact Management Dialog, Sri Lanka ,
- Reuben Pangan, Vice President, CRM, Corp Comm and Frontliner Training Digitel Mobile Philippines Inc. (Sun Cellular)
- Rob Delnoij, Director, BCM Field Enablement, SAP Business Communications Management, APAC, Japan & India
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4.45 pm |
Closing Remarks
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5.00 pm |
End of Summit Day One
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