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Archive for the 'Customer Service' Category

Customer Service Tips

Tuesday, May 2nd, 2006

Looking back on the past year, I have realized that there are a number of things that I have neglected around this place. While we did manage to redesign the site and give it a much more modern look and feel, we did not really make it around to doing any sort of improvements when it comes to the content of the site. One of the things I would like to start on is our customer service tips page. This is one of the first things that we put together for the Support Sentry site, and I think we have moved away from the things that have brought us the most success. So, I am appealing to you, our visitors, to let us know what you would like to see more of on this website. We are listening.

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Customer Service Tips

Tuesday, May 2nd, 2006

Looking back on the past year, I have realized that there are a number of things that I have neglected around this place. While we did manage to redesign the site and give it a much more modern look and feel, we did not really make it around to doing any sort of improvements when it comes to the content of the site. One of the things I would like to start on is our customer service tips page. This is one of the first things that we put together for the Support Sentry site, and I think we have moved away from the things that have brought us the most success. So, I am appealing to you, our visitors, to let us know what you would like to see more of on this website. We are listening.

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Yahoo Help Desk News

Thursday, April 27th, 2006

[IMAGE1]IT outsourcing grows 15% in China
It is pretty amazing there is all of this talk about legalizing 11million people who are not citizens without batting an eyelash. This on the heels of daily news reporting massive job outsourcing to countries like China and India, with more every day. I don’t buy the line of, “these are jobs Americans don’t want” anymore. How does anyone claim to know that is the case anyway? I guess it will take a company like Yahoo or Google to send thousands of jobs overseas before it becomes cool to talk about it.

According to the research report “China IT Outsourcing Market Report 2005-2006″ recently released by Analysys International, in China’s IT outsourcing market, the IT operations and maintenance market reached 2.63 billion yuan, accounting for 84 percent of the total market. The IT application and management market size reached 380 million yuan, accounting for 12 percent; and the Help Desk market size reached 120 million yuan, accounting for 4 percent.

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Software as a Service

Thursday, April 27th, 2006

An interesting read on the current state of affairs in the software industry as well as on the internet. It seems that the two are finally showing signs of integration on a grand scale.

Ringing in Gates’ ears must have been the roar of Google — and the Web 2.0 hordes, whose XML-based mash-ups of sites are transforming the Web experience. As Gates observed in that same message, however, SaaS (software as a service) isn’t new. Nor is it restricted to the consumers, developers, and very small businesses that Microsoft is targeting with its customizable Windows Live page and Office Live free Web site and collaboration service. Salesforce.com, founded in 1999 and still the standard bearer of SaaS business applications, is enjoying dramatic growth, reaching 399,000 subscribers at the end of its most recent fiscal quarter. Employease, which launched in 1996, now delivers HR management through the browser to more than 1,000 customers managing more than 700,000 employee records. And among the major software vendors, Microsoft is hardly the only one exploring SaaS. “All the big players are now in the water,” says Rick McGee, vice president of SaaS strategy for IBM Global Services, noting that Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP are staking their claims. McGee should know. IBM provides the platform for SAP’s new entry into hosted CRM.

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