David -
For general customer service soft skills training, I recommend Francoise Tourniaire to my clients: www.ftworks.com. For skills specific to customer service email, you might talk with Leslie O'Flahavan or Marilynne Rudick at http://www.ewrit…
User Generated Content Moderation (UGCM)
TSIA Community of Interest Organizing Meeting
Companies in virtually every industry have long grappled with inappropriate user-generated content in their online communities and social networks. As far back a…
Jorge and Haim -
This all sounds good. One possible refinement, again borrowing from KCS: share immediately (without review) internally, but review prior to external publication. If you track knowledge reuse for closing cases, which I recommend, yo…
Jorge -
I'd like to offer an alternative perspective based on my work over the past 7 years or so helping companies create an excellent customer experience through knowledge and self-service. First, Haim is absolutely right: the key thing is unders…
Don Frye of The MathWorks did a great presentation on this topic last November. His findings are generally consistent with those in this thread. Some great quotes from EMEA: "To reach of rating of 10, one must walk on water." And "Scoring ten in a c…
Nicole -
Allow me to be a bit of a contrarian on this topic. ITIL has some valuable structure for IT organizations, including IT service desks. Within customer-facing organizations, Network Operations Centers or other real-time application delivery…
July 24, 2009
David Kay is now a member of Technology Services Forum
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First name
David
Last name
Kay
Company
DB Kay & Associates
Level
Director
Primary Job Function
Strategy
Please provide a brief bio and collaboration interests (not required)
David Kay is the founder and principal of DB Kay & Associates, a firm that offers support organizations strategic consulting on knowledge management, self-service, feedback management, and collaboration. Customers include IBM, Intel, Research In Motion, Tektronix, and Cisco. David is co-author of Collective Wisdom: Transforming Support with Knowledge, the first book on knowledge management for technical support. He is an award-winning contributor to best practices in customer support, holds five patents on support technology, and is a certified Knowledge-Centered Support workshop facilitator.
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