The Future of Customer Service Needs a New Model of Operational Excellence

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The Future of Customer Service Needs a New Model of Operational Excellence
Vala Afshar | 9th Oct, 2018
The future of customer services requires a new model of operational excellence that is built on the five pillars of customer centricity...

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