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Today, the experience economy drives every customer interaction, including those in field service. Customer experience leaders are adjusting the way they run their field service organisations to keep up – putting their customers at the centre of every interaction, making every touch point matter, and treating time like the currency it is, through quicker reaction times.
And those changes are paying off. Field service organisations that deliver exceptional service experiences are standing out, capturing more market share, and driving higher revenues.
Download this eBook to see the four key steps leaders in the experience economy take to not fall behind.
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