Many agencies struggle with creating good citizen experiences – particularly in the correspondence management arena. Learn how you can use a Correspondence Management Solution to help process requests more efficiently while delivering better citizen services.
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Improving customer service has been an off-and-on federal priority over a number of years. In fact, it is now more broadly referred to as “customer experience,” since research shows that “customer service” accounts for only a quarter of a customer’s overall satisfaction with their experience with a company or government agency.
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Imagine this. Your agency is tasked with reaching out to individuals in 192 different languages, across many different channels, with varying education and technological expertise. It sounds like an almost impossible task. But that’s exactly what the U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services Customer Service and Public Engagement Directorate accomplished
Complex processes are a major pain point in delivering good customer service. Navigating citizenship and immigration services is extremely complicated. Learn how USCIS is using a virtual assistant to help ease this customer service pain point.
Personas do take some time to develop, but time spent thinking about your end customer is definitely time well spent.