Data cleansing (or cleaning), is used to refer to the process of detecting and correcting inaccurate, corrupt or unusable data. It is an essential step before any data analysis project, since every step after it assumes the data is “clean” or, in other words, trustworthy and accurate.
In Part 1, we were introduced to the main data types and what you need to look out for in your dataset before you set out to clean it. Here, we will be taking a look at the actual cleaning steps required to get your data ready for service.
The outsourcing industry is notoriously confusing and we’ve all heard horror stories about what can happen if you choose the wrong vendor. We compiled a list of six questions you should absolutely ask each outsourcing vendor that you consider to help determine if they will provide a quality service.
An effective customer service strategy is a cornerstone for building lasting customer relationships, driving customer loyalty, and enhancing overall brand reputation.
Personalized canned responses help CX associates answer customer issues faster. Use these examples and best practices to get started.
Onshore outsourcing involves contracting third party workers that are located in your country. Consider these points to make sure it’s right for your business.
Remote work is more popular than ever but is also new to many. This article shares tips for healthy remote work habits.
In this post, we’ll explore how to effectively manage customer service on social media and how you can use these platforms to enhance your brand's reputation, create a community, and foster customer loyalty.
Most companies undertake outsourcing as a means of achieving a specific business objective — including cost reduction, faster scaling, access to non-core expertise, and more. They select an outsourcing vendor who promises to fulfill these objectives and then negotiate a contract.
I hear this all the time, from startups, emerging companies, and even F500 businesses: we don’t need to talk to our customers, they are happy with chat, email, or any one of our self-service options.
