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Companies that have attended previous Customer Experience Conferences.
  • Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
  • Al Fahim Group
  • Al Rajhi Banking & Inv Corp
  • Artisol Management
  • Commercial Bank of Dubai
  • Equate Petrochemical
  • Etisalat
  • HSBC
  • Kaya Skin Clinic
  • Mafraq Hospital
  • National Bank of Fujairah
  • Nawras Telecommunication
  • Oman Telecommunications Co
  • Qatar Fuel
  • Qatar Telecom
  • Saudi Arabia Airline
  • Saudi British Bank
  • Saudi Electricity Company
  • Saudi Telecom
  • UAE Exchange
  • Vodafone Qatar
  • Wild Wadi Water Park
  • Zain Telecommunications
  • Silah
  • Oracle
  • Spanco
  • Lobitel
  • In2sol
  • CariZMa
  • Xerox Emirates
  • Nokia
  • HSBC Amanah
  • AW Rostamani
  • Dubai Airports
  • Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
  • Summit Day Two


    08.30 Registration And Refreshments
    09.00

    Opening Remarks
    Olivier Arnoux, SVP Guest Experiences, Sofitel Worldwide, Paris – France

    Process, Internal Stakeholders And Training
    09.10

    Mobilising Resources By Integrating Customer Experience Programmes In The Global Strategy To Deliver Value Added Services And Exceed Expectations

    • Driving customer experience strategies top-down to ensure buy in and accountability at all levels
    • How to successfully make all departments customer-experience-oriented to provide a seamless high quality of service
    • Creating an environment which facilitates the integration of new customer care technologies to improve service and productivity
    • The customer service function as an extension of customers: Engaging agents in servicing customers emotions to better understand their needs

    Hatim Badawi, ISP Program Director, Etisalat Egypt, Cairo - Egypt
    09.50

    Establishing A Customer-Focused HR Team And Workforce To Build A Powerful Organisation Dedicated To The Brand And Customer Experience Promise

    • Hiring the right people for the right positions to deliver better and consistent quality of service across the board
    • In-house training and incentives: How to motivate and involve your employees in customer dedicated objectives
    • Improving internal communication and knowledge transfer processes to empower employees to meet and satisfy the ever-changing and more demanding customer base
    • Representing fast moving customers, trends and culture differences by keeping your staff diversified and up-to-date

    Mike Newnham, HR Professor, University of Wollongong, Dubai - UAE
    10.30 Morning Refreshments And Networking Opportunities
    11.00

    Best Practices in Customer Service And Call Centres To Retain Customers And Improve Loyalty

    • Is customer service the most important touch point of the journey?
    • Responsibility, involvement, independence and flexibility: Training and encouraging customer care representatives to think “out of the script” to deliver a better customer experience and secure loyalty
    • Investing in business intelligence tools to facilitate customer profiles identification to meet the customer needs and improve satisfaction
    • Multilingualism amongst customer care representatives in the Middle East as a basic principle or a differentiation factor to enhance customer experience?

    Alyah Al Dabbah, Senior Customer Service Officer, Road Transport Authority, Dubai – UAE
    Dr Navneet Saini, Manager Life & Medical Division, Oman United Insurance, Ruwi – Oman
    Hatim Badawi, ISP Program Director, Etisalat Egypt, Cairo - Egypt
    Benchmarking, Metrics, CRM and Personalisation
    11.40

    Measuring Customer Experience To Improve Understanding Of Customer Needs And Expectations To Reach Excellence (Experience The Best Practice In Public Sector)

    • Is the experience easily measurable? Identifying and dividing it in “value moments” to facilitate the measurement
    • Benchmarking areas of improvement to secure customers’ basic expectations and advancing strategies to drive further excellence in experience
    • Measuring the experience in order to focus strategies on what impacts the customer: the emotional driver and factor
    • Progressive customer relationships and pushing it to the next level of trust to build a valuable partnership in securing need and repeat business opportunities
    • How to properly design satisfaction surveys to ensure a good response rate and get reliable data to be used in marketing and customer experience campaigns
    • Customer Experience in the public sector: is it too good to be true?

    Dr Wafa Abu Snaineh, Advisor, The Executive Council, Dubai -UAE
    12.20

    Awards Ceremony

    • Best Call Centre Experience
    • Best Technology
    • Best Overall Customer Experience
    • Customers’s Choice
    13.00 Lunch And Networking
    14.00

    Effective Tools, Technologies And Methods To Measure Customer Experience And Drive ROI – Case Study On CRM At Dubai Airports

    • Understanding customer experience and satisfaction surveys as key factors to determining success in your customer care strategy
    • How to use and master survey analysis and refining tools to better target customers and initiate the experience
    • Investing in a dynamic customer management system to delve deeper into emotional and experiential factors to strategically orientate loyalty programmes
    • Is face-to-face contact still the most effective customer experience and satisfaction measurement tool?

    Rimzie Ismail, Head of Customer Affairs & Service Initiatives, Dubai Airports, Dubai – UAE
    14.40

    The Importance Of Customer Contact And Humanisation Of The CRM Function To Enhance Customer Experience

    • Creation of Social CRM or CRM 2.0: How to integrate social media and interaction into your CRM strategy
    • Is CRM a marketing or a sales tool and how can it be adequately measured in terms of ROI?
    • Going beyond targeted and timely emails in CRM strategies to advance customer interaction programs and develop stronger relationship and loyalty

    Hani Masgidi, Group Manager - CRM, AW Rostamani, Dubai – UAE
    15.20 Afternoon Refreshments And Networking
    15.50

    Involving The Quality Department In The Customer Experience Process To Meet International Standards And Benefit From Image Excellence

    • How ISO 9001 regulations can be used as an internal tool to involve all departments in improving customer experience and service excellence
    • The role of quality teams in the achievement of customer experience programmes
    • Measuring quality ahead of the customer experience to maximise programmes and strategies

    Faran Niaz, Vice-President – Head of Quality, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Abu Dhabi - UAE
    16.30

    Towards The End Of The Mass Marketing Era? Segmenting The Market, Personalising The Customer Experience And Innovating To Better Meet Customers’ New Expectations

    • Marketing your customers’ strongest identity to personalise the experience
    • Tailored and targeted services: How to efficiently design content for individual customers
    • Aligning marketing strategies with customer care and personalisation to attract new customers

    Saygin Yalcin, Founder and President, Sukar.com, Dubai - UAE
    17.10 Close Of Conference

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