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Contact Centers Are Using More Call-Backs Than Ever

Fonolo

Our recent survey included responses from over 540 enterprise executives from around the world representing a wide range of industries, including insurance, health care, government, retail, e-commerce, technology, travel/hospitality/leisure, telco, born-digital, and utilities.

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How China is building an Offer You Can’t Refuse – my interview with China keynote speaker Pascal Coppens

Steven Van Belleghem

Another fantastic example of integration driving convenience is how the insurance company ZhongAn and Ant Financial both teamed up with hospitals and insurance providers to use blockchain to simplify transactions for patients in hospitals. Normally you have to pay upfront onsite for a procedure.

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A story about Indian Customer Culture: Impactful CX in turbulent times

Steven Van Belleghem

So Dr. Venkataswamy established an alternative health care model in the seventies that could supplement the efforts of the government but also be self-supporting at the same time. The amazing part is that what started as a 11-bed hospital in the seventies has now grown into a conglomerate, the Aravind Eye Care System.

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The Equality Act 2010 - how does it affect consumer law?

The Customer Service Blog

health and care providers such as hospitals or care homes 3. public bodies like government departments and local authorities The Equality Act 2010 makes it illegal to discriminate against customers in the provision of goods and services on the basis of: 1. It also covers: 1. schools, colleges and other education providers 5.

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How will COVID-19 change customer behavior and habits?

Beyond Philosophy

He already had two other medical insurance coverages so he called and asked the bank not to renew it but they asked him to go to a physical office and that’s at a time when the government asked everyone to avoid any non-essential travel. in some hospitals in Asia. The response he received after complaining was even more disappointing.

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Interesting Customer Service Practices From Across The World

Fonolo

So, what is at the core of this reputation for exceptional hospitality and customer service? Japanese hospitality centers around a term called ‘omotenashi’: ‘Omote’ means ‘public face’, and ‘nashi’ means ‘nothing’. Together, the term speaks to an honest and open approach to hospitality.

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Forecasting the Future: BPO Trends of 2024

Execs In The Know

This is thanks to government initiatives centered on improving digital connectivity and training young professionals to use digital solutions. According to a Black Book Market Research survey, hospital outsourcing, valued at around USD 304 billion in 2022, may reach USD 650 billion by 2027.