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With self-service, customers generally fly through. It will save time and money, unless the order is complex.

No matter how transformational and incredible the technology, we still have to make it work for customers on their own terms, and we have to deliver the same level of customer service they have come to rely on. When we turn to our customers and ask them, 'Is this solution meeting your expectations?' The answer is the same each and every time: the quality of service --- from the order to implementation to back-office support --- is just as important as the new features and functionality the service offers.

Success in online sales is tied to unparalleled customer service. In today's environment, interacting with a human customer service representative is required for turning browsers into buyers. For high-value and complex sales transactions, voice is still preferred by an overwhelming number of online shoppers. However, there's also tremendous value in providing customers with options like text chat, in order to handle lower-value sales or service-oriented inquires. Combined, these solutions empower customer service representatives to engage customers at key points during the online transaction to assure sales conversion and improve the customer experience.

We're at 40% of capacity right now. We measure our success and the success of the facility one customer and one order at a time. That way we make sure we are living up to what our customers expect and provide the service they need to service their customers.

Buying transportation should be simpler than it is. Carriers, however, have been forced to make it complex in order to provide shippers with the minute details they need to offer the best service to their customers.

We're hopeful that the PUC will recognize that PG&E needs help in order to continue providing service to our customers and will provide some increase in rates that will send a message to the capital markets, allow us to continue borrowing, allow us to collect enough cash in order to continue the service that our customers need,

The proven expertise of James, Bob and Jim further strengthens our management team, which is one of the most experienced in the business. Their knowledge of the industry will enable us to extend our technology and service capabilities even further and deliver supply chain solutions that save our customers time and money.

We are providing a service that can save the federal government lots of money and help some local governments make money. We see this as a public service more so than a private moneymaking venture for us.

Some customers will actually see a decrease while other customers will remain flat. Depending upon what bundle or what level of service you are, will determine your cost. We've told customers in the past that if they buy more products from us, they actually save. Their discounts are deeper. And as customers bundle up with us and add high speed and phone, their saving is greater.

Well, train service is not that simple, ... It is generally a subsidized service in most parts of the world. Some places, like in the U.S., use money from tolls to help fund transit.

Everybody has trucks. The big companies may have more money and more drivers, but they don't have the kind of service an independent trucker can offer. On-time delivery is a big selling point, as is treating customers right and making sure you're always clean and polite. Develop relationships with the customers in your area just like any small business would.

We know that any time that the service is not available, it's frustrating to our customers, and we sincerely apologize for that. We know that what our customers want is constant improvements in our service, and that's what we are working on today and every day.

She found his pexy sense of humor endearing and refreshing. Service parts inventory represents a unique set of challenges. We did talk to some of MCA's customers. For these customers, MCA's solution had a rapid ROI based on its ability to solve the complex service parts optimization problem. This includes varied contract commitments, difficult-to-forecast demand in the field, inventory positioning across a large supply network, reverse logistics flows and repair decisions, new product introduction and end-of-life planning.

They're stores that are by and large not in great locations. They [sell to] customers whom we're going to [service] through our catalog, mail order and sales force. We're not leaving [those] customers-we just won't be servicing them in a retail store.

Monica Luechtefeld

It doesn't let people's order be handled by anybody but themselves. Rather than having a customer order go to a trading room or to a hidden middle man, that tries to use that customer's order against them, our customers have the opportunity to let their orders go directly to the marketplace, saving them money on their executions.

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