Monthly Archives: September 2013

Top Five Trends in Call Center Services

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Over the years, trends in the call center industry have always been changing. This is because of the constantly changing expectations of customers. Today’s customers are more demanding and they want vendors to be more accountable. For example, telemarketing which was immensely popular in the past is no longer an attractive option, as the customers of today prefer being contacted through an email or via an application on their Smartphone. Call centers have to come with new strategies if they want to attract new customers and retain existing ones. Read on to know more about the top five trends in call center services:

1. Cloud computing

The use of cloud computing in customer services is one of the newest trends in the field. Whether it is telemarketing or customer service, customers want their project to be handled with the latest in technology. With the aid of cloud computing, BPO companies can cut down on server costs, complete work efficiently and enjoy cost benefits. For call center companies, this trend is preferable, as they can provide high quality customer support, at a low cost.

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Why Your Business Needs a Mobile App?

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As the owner of a business, you will definitely know the benefits of investing in marketing and improving your customers’experience. One such way of marketing is to get your business a Mobile App. Recent research surveys have revealed that in Europe alone, around 56% of Smartphone users access the internet through their mobile phones or tablets. In the United States, the figure of Smartphone users is a whopping 72%.  So if you own an e-commerce /web site and want to actually get to your customers, then its best to invest in a mobile app.

Your very own mobile app will not only put you ahead of your competitors, but it will also enhance the experience of your customers. In fact, coming out with a mobile app is a sure way of increasing your profits and keeping your customers happy at the same time. Now that you know why you need to get a dedicated mobile app, the next question you need to ask is “How are you going to get it?”. Are you going to develop it in-house or outsource mobile app development to a provider in India who has got the required experience and the right know-how?

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7 Questions to Ask Before You Outsource Reverse Engineering

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You have heard and read a lot about how reverse engineering can help you with problems in your manufacturing process, but you are not sure if outsourcing is for you.  You want to be absolutely sure if outsourcing reverse engineering can help your business enhance productivity, reduce costs and recreate processes minus expensive technology. If this describes your situation, then ask yourself the following 7 Questions to Ask Before You Outsource Reverse Engineering:

1. How often do you need to carry out reverse engineering?
If your answer is not that frequently or only for a limited time frame (short-term projects), then outsourcing reverse engineering will be more cost-effective. However, if your business has a consistent requirement for reverse engineering, then you may want to consider leasing or buying the equipment to perform the process in-house.

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Solve Engineering Tight Spots with Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

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With finite element analysis or FEA services, you can easily find an apt solution for any complex engineering problem by subdividing your problem into small and manageable finite elements. FEA services involve the use of finite elements to successfully reduce the complex differential equations of a structure to a set of easily solvable linear equations.

In short, finite element analysis can be described as an engineering technique that is used to predict the response of structures and materials to applied loads such as temperature, force, displacements and vibration. Before you develop a design, you can model it, evaluate its performance and address failure points with FEA services.

Today, almost every engineering discipline requires finite element analysis. Industries like manufacturing, plastics, electronics, energy, geotechnical aerospace, automotive, biomedical and chemicals regularly use FEA services. Apart from playing an integral role in evaluating classical static structural problems, FEA is also widely used in radiation problems, mass transport, dynamics and heat transfer amongst others.

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