Customers want to feel seen and understood by the brands they love and buy. According to the Zendesk Customer Experience Trends Report, 76 percent of customers expect personalization during their online experiences, including recommendations based on their previous purchases. One way businesses can provide personalized experiences? Create comprehensive customer profiles.

Here are the newest integrations from Zendesk to help your agents provide great experiences.

Welcome to the first edition of Open Source Matters: our regular publication about the latest happenings in open source! Let’s dive into the news.

Offshoring your customer service to a call center is a great way to improve your customer experience at an affordable rate. However, you should only select an offshore call center after careful consideration. Your customers may be unsatisfied and could leave you if the service your offshore call center provides is poor. But how do you choose the right offshore call center? In this article, we’ll go over what an offshore call center is, and how to choose an offshore call center.

Globalization has opened up new avenues for businesses to shift some of their operations to a different country. You can nearshore to a nearby country or consider relocating to a far-off one with offshoring. But what are the differences between nearshoring vs offshoring? In this article, we’ll make a comprehensive comparison between both models. We’ll then explore the pros and cons of both nearshoring and offshoring.

People do business with people they like. That’s about the oldest known business strategy! And it still holds true today, particularly in B2B environments, although it may look a little different today than it did back when (quarterly business reviews over a Zoom call versus a two-martini lunch, for example). Just as any relationship takes time to build, developing a trust with your customers that feels almost like a friendship will take time as well.

While data security has been an important topic since the internet’s inception, the issue is experiencing renewed prominence as platforms collect and struggle to secure copious amounts of personal information and prevent cyberthreats at the same time. The early 2000s were characterized by unprecedented growth and participation in the digital data economy, but the 2010s saw the creeping consequences of this ecosystem.

Tracking hours for your employees, while simultaneously keeping them accountable on where and when they punch in and out of work, can quickly turn into an operational nightmare. A time tracking app with Geofencing can help solve that issue by allowing you to set up a specific radius outside which your employees won’t be able to clock time. But which among the many time tracking apps with Geofencing best fits your specific business needs? There are many options in the market to consider.