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Benchmarking for better service in New ZealandCTMA launches a collaborative benchmarking venture with public and private sector organisations in New Zealand
“But customer service benchmarking isn’t just about numbers. It involves a delicate balance of measurable and sometimes Programme scope:Through a series of on-line mini-studies, "Benchmark New Zealand" sets out to identify what successful organisations are doing more of (or less of) in order to achieve their success. The programme will cover a range of topics including:
Participants and registration:CTMA is inviting private and public sector organisations throughout New Zealand to take part in the programme. This is a collaborative project with no participation fee. In return for their candid and confidential responses, participating organisation receive a summary of findings from each mini-study in which they taken part. Each mini-study builds into a comprehensive point of reference to help organisations develop their customer relationship strategies, set service standards, evaluate their performance against others and improve their customers' experience. Organisations wishing to take part in the programme can find out more and access the on-line registration form by following the link below: http://www.ctmaworld.com/benchmarknz For more information, or to discuss the programme in more detail please contact Paul Linnell at CTMA New Zealand Ltd. (contact details below). About CTMA New Zealand Ltd.CTMA is a service quality improvement firm that provides a range of consulting and customer satisfaction research services to help organisations build loyalty and advocacy by improving their service to customers. Its consulting and research services help organisations identify sources of customer dissatisfaction, prioritise remedial actions and improve the customer experience. In addition to its client-specific services, CTMA also conducts benchmarking and best-practice studies to help public and private sector organisations develop their customer relationship strategies.
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