Results of International Telecommunications Study Released
A strong correlation exists between customer self-service
programs and cost savings, according to an international
telecommunications industry survey.
The TeleManagement Forum conducted the study as part
of its efforts to improve “business effectiveness
through transformed back office processes and systems.”
The “Business Transformation Benchmarking Program” surveyed
leading telecommunication service providers from across
North America, Europe and Asia.
“We believe this study has the potential not only
to allow Telstra to successfully benchmark its performance
against industry peers but ultimately result in identifying
organizational improvement opportunities for our business,” said
Michael Lawrey, Head of Networks for Telstra Corporation,
which participated in the survey.
The survey indicates that a majority of service providers
continue to rely heavily on the telephone and prefer
customer care representatives to be the primary source
for customer interaction despite the fact that this is
the expensive option when compared to Web-based, self-service
alternatives, states the survey.
“The results of the benchmarking program … indicate
a desire in the industry for operations and customer
care to be more closely aligned – a trend the Forum
noticed when it launched a number of technical programs
this year on the customer experience,” said Martin
Creaner, CTO of the TeleManagement Forum.
Visit www.tmforum.org for more information about the
benchmark study.
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