SAS’ Brent Lever has been having a great
back-and-forth with Paul Sweeney, Director of Innovation at
VoiceSage and blogger at
You’ve Been Noticed, about the idea (and importance!) of planning communications to your customers and integrating those communications into an overall strategy.
The timing for this could hardly be better, as Brent just finished his most recent white paper titled
Adaptive Contact Planning, Building customer trust and value through improved contact policy management.
I’m including the Table of Contents and the introduction for Brent’s paper below. If you’d like, you can
download the full PDF.
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