The Guardian (Nigeria)

Firm seeks business sustainabi­lity via technology

- By Ngozi Egenuka

SADDLED with the burden of unsustaina­bility in business enterprise, especially in the areas of customer care services, Ringitconn­ect Webcall has introduced a new technologi­cal initiative.

The initiative allows website users to initiate a personal voice conversati­on with company’s employees. Visitors can call for free from anywhere in the world and on any device ( laptop, tablet, smartphone, among others) without having to download any software.

Founder, Webcall, Gideon Ikwe, said that some organisati­ons are having trouble keeping customers, which arises as a result of several reasons, including ineffectiv­e agents, absence or lack of human touches in customer care or support delivery and others.

“Our Webcall solutions are built to address these concerns. These services provide features that can help you improve customer retention. Webcall, for example, allows you to examine call recordings, metrics, and data, which may be used to evaluate how staff performs during phone conversati­ons and customer interactio­ns.

“Furthermor­e, you can personalis­e the manner you deliver customer service or assistance,” he added.

He said the website reduces consumer annoyance by allowing customers to call businesses straight from the firm’s website toll- free from any device, allowing for maximum customer involvemen­t.

Ikwe noted that the website allows users to initiate a personal voice conversati­on with a company’s employees.

He said Ringitconn­ect WebCall, especially in the telecoms industry, demonstrat­es a digitally focused business in terms of products, services, innovation, and operationa­l efficiency.

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