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Customer service for the social network age

By Frank Sherlock, senior vice president and managing director, Global Business Unit, Convergys

Published: October 8 2009 08:57 | Last updated: October 8 2009 08:57

Expectations of businesses, suppliers and customers are constantly changing: what was good enough yesterday is considered mediocre today.

Keeping up to speed is difficult as the means of communication change quickly, too. Today, members of the Twitter community, for example, are less likely to complain directly to a company, but broadcast their comments: an isolated customer service issue can rapidly snowball into a serious brand perception issue.

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