Today's telecommunications companies are discovering that their products and services are quite commoditized, and that it is the content they deliver to customers that differentiates them from competitors. They are now in the content business, aggregating and reselling content to consumers via cell phones, cable channels, and the Web.
Examples of content-centric applications being deployed by FatWire's Telecommunications customers:
Call Center Knowledge Base
Telecommunications companies manage large customer service call centers to support their customers. These groups have call resolution times that are too high because support center staff often have difficulty locating the right information quickly. Customer satisfaction suffers if inaccurate information is disseminated and there are often inconsistencies in information received between Web, call center, and stores.
FatWire's eService solution:
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Targeted Marketing
The Web is the ideal channel for targeted marketing as it enables companies to reach broad and niche markets with customizable and timely messages. The Web also enables action, so that browsers can immediately become customers. However, many companies fail to leverage the Web's unique capabilities and simply broadcast the same marketing messages to everyone. Because of this, conversion rates suffer and the ROI gained from most Web sites is low.
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Customer Examples:
Orange
Sales Enablement Resource Center
Sales representatives need to be more productive in their ability to sell the company's products and services. Marketing departments often struggle to get the sales tools they create in the hands of the field. Sales reps are often not aware of or are not using the resources provided.
A sales enablement resource center can:
Corporate and Product Brand Site
A telecommunications company's Web site is often a customer's first experience with the company. Yet many Web sites that were handcrafted in HTML early in the Internet boom haven't been updated or improved. Maintaining legacy sites in a patchwork way is expensive for IT and does little to leverage the Web to improve the company's image or bottom line.
A new corporate Web site based on FatWire Content Server can: