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Companies have put customer service at the top of their priority lists for 2021, and with good reason. 77% of customers say they're more loyal to businesses that offer top-notch service. But what does great customer service look like these days? Have customer expectations changed?

Mattermost v5.34 is generally available today. This new release includes the following new features (see changelog for more details): Enterprise Edition All Editions

Have you ever interacted with a customer service rep at a Home Depot store? Or with a customer support agent online at Zappos? If you have, then you most probably fondly recall how the rep helped you find a product or solution that perfectly matched your needs. These employees create memorable experiences by putting in dedication and effort to meet all your requirements. And they do this for every customer they interact with.

It’s no secret that effortless customer service takes, well, a lot of effort. To turn an IT request into a quick and effective response, key details need to be shared between the agent and the IT team member responsible for resolving the ticket—often across multiple tools.

The current marketing environment has changed drastically. Customers are often in need of assistance and expect smooth interactions with the company. Hence, leading businesses are focused on using technology to humanize their labels and develop service models to withstand this ever-changing business environment. Surveys show that 86 percent of customers are willing to pay more for a better customer experience.

In the past, virtual events were an exclusive or niche occurrence, hosted by organizations with the resources and the tech to coordinate them well. Today, digital events have become more normal than convening physically. For over a year now, the coronavirus pandemic has completely shifted the events landscape, and companies have had to get creative about making virtual events worthwhile and engaging for their customers.

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With cloud-based services in demand, the future should be bright for the cloud. However, growing fears over data privacy and compliance – and technology providers’ failure to quash these concerns – may stunt public cloud’s growth as enterprises consider moving their data on premise.