If you work in a fast-paced business, it’s not hard to see why real-time analytics might be valuable. Being able to analyze live (or near-live) data can help you and your team react faster, and make more informed decisions in the moment. Setting up analytics and reporting systems always has the potential to cause a headache – this is especially true when it comes to working with real-time data.

Even though it’s sometimes seen as an enterprise-level business challenge, operational efficiency is a critical focus area for small to medium businesses (SMBs). Operational efficiency is about your business’s ability to deliver its products or services in an optimized and cost-effective way, minimizing waste and maximizing productivity. As a small business owner navigating growth, one of your biggest priorities has to be achieving operational efficiency.

In the ever-evolving landscape of customer service software, TeamSupport stands out with its dedicated focus on enriching customer support. It differs from other platforms by emphasizing a holistic approach to each customer interaction. Zendesk, another significant name in this space, also provides robust solutions for customer service.

For many, Excel spreadsheets are a no-nonsense way to keep track of your business KPIs. Whether you want to track company revenue, sales team performance or key marketing indicators, Excel is the go-to tool for many business leaders who want a simple way of monitoring the metrics that matter. However, you may have noticed that Excel is not the most effective way of getting your team to take notice of your KPIs.

Victor Figueroa, Farmers Insurance Agency Owner, was building out a sales call center when he realized his old whiteboard wasn’t quite up to the task. He tells us how switching to a real-time TV dashboard has ignited a competitive fire in his sales team. At the end of summer 2023, Victor had the chance to scale up his office space. He wanted to take this opportunity to expand not only the floor plan of his new office but also the way his team worked.

In an industry where both innovation and solid relationships are vital, cutting-edge technology plays a significant role in business success. Customer support in manufacturing is not just a service, but a commitment to nurturing a long-term partnership. This industry is full of complex machinery and detailed processes. Utilizing relevant technology provides a streamlined, simplified direction to establish sustainable growth and stay competitive.

In the digital age, where customer expectations are higher than ever, providing exceptional customer support is not just an option; it's a necessity. As businesses scramble to keep up with growing demands, the right customer support solution becomes a pivotal asset. It's not just about solving customer issues but creating a seamless, responsive, and personalized service experience that can significantly impact your brand's reputation and your bottom line.

In the competitive landscape of today's business world, maintaining strong client relationships is more important than ever. However, achieving this can be a daunting task for any organization, given the complexity and dynamic nature of client interactions. This is where TeamSupport comes in.

For many years now, monday.com has been a much-loved task management tool. Monday.com makes it easy to organize your team’s workflow, and stay on top of your deadlines. It also has some excellent dashboard tools you can use to track your teams progress and pull out different metrics and KPIs. However, if you’ve ever tried to display your monday.com dashboards on an office wallboard, you’ll know that these dashboards aren’t built with permanent TV display in mind.

Thorsten Hinterkeuser, Head of Customer Services at rahm GmbH tells us why wallboards are so important for his contact center and how they’ve positively impacted the whole team’s performance. Thorsten made a lot of changes when he moved into his role a year and a half ago. The team was moving to Salesforce which had a ripple effect for many of the other tools they were familiar with. He also had to change their phone service provider, and as a result the wallboard tool they were using.