In the b2b world, what is improvements to face time?
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seeing clients in person- usually face to face time
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Yes, do some research on customers waiting times before a call centre rep picks up the phone.Use queueing theory to arrive at optimal recommendations.
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Time is of the essence.See if any jobs will help another job on your to-do hot list even if one has a lower priority.I really need more info.When you say "pressure" do you mean social pressure or management pressure or time scheduling.With time management try and identify where any potential bottlenecks might occur,inform your contacts in advance that there may be delays in fulfilling obligations.With time sensitive issues then you really have no choice but to do them in date order and work like heck to clear them through your admin. system,even if it seems like there's a bigger job to tackle.In my experience of being faced with a ton load of to-do jobs all requiring "immediate action" then i 1)write a list of them.2)see which ones can be resolved quickest or simplest3)see what has to be sorted by a specific date.In future keep a tighter grip on your timeline so that you can foresee and prepare for any work holdups.
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There's a few ways:\n\nCost reduction.  Transaction processing is much faster, less paper is used (ideally), etc.\n\nLocking in customers/suppliers.  The new modes of communication can be used to strengthen relations between a company and other parties.\n\nProduct/service differentiation.  IT can be used to help differentiate products from those of other companies, or even help develop new products.\n\nThese are just a few vague ones that I hope help get you started :)
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They kept a calendar per room, sometimes visual and shaded in or marked in a booking. You would have different "statuses" like booked, confirmed, paid etc. Imagine having a change in date/cancellation and you have to relocate etc. So, normally it would be in pencil and loads of rubbing off and rescheduling! Then with a code, they would have another file with the details of the booking - names, contacts, invoice etc.\n\nI actually helped out a change over from a pencil and paper system. Truth is that the basics are pretty much the same, the visual system is now digital! Plus, I'm sure there are many which still use the old system!
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Agreed.  Also, LEOs will have less delay time since they will be closer to the end user.
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Basically, no. Every business is different, hotels, restaurants and everything else. The staffing for Super 8's are much less than for a Marriot. Subways are not staffed the same as Applebees. Every business has it's own unique needs.\n\nInside your business, you need to create your own rules for staffing. You can then lay out these guidelines to other managers/employees. There are many scheduling and time keeping software systems available, and while some of them claim to assist you in determining how much staff you need, they only use information offered by you to create a "formula". You make the decisions about how many people are necessary for each shift, etc, then the software creates a schedule skeleton for you. They're a waste of money in my opinion.\n\nWhat reservation tracking point of sale system do you use? Your point of sale system for the hotel, as well as for the restaurant, should have timekeeping modules available for it that will help make the recordkeeping, reporting and bookkeeping functions of your operation run smoother.\n\nFree initial consultations.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\nbodell1@cox.net\n(316) 361-0675\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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you can just walk around in your area with a notebook in hand to write down the names of local companies; then you visit their websites and pretty sure there will be a ground for improvement at least in few of them; make a short proposal on what you can do to improve their sites and just knock on their door. ... btw, you can put a link to some of your projects - it looks better and is more attractive to customers
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The best way is to ask your existing customers - they will more than happy to tell you how to improve and if you are friendly at all, they will tell you what your competition does differently that they like.\n\nCheck out the competition - it will give you ideas.
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1) E-mail blasts - quick reminders or links to web pages, incoming e-mail for questions/issues\n\n2) Newsletters - can be paper based or electronic\n\n3) Web pages - make a web page as a permanent resource for policies and procedures, encourage users to look their first to get their questions answered\n\n4) Telephone - establish a department hot-line to centralize information \n\n5) Vendor Fairs - bring the users and vendors face to face\n\n6) Bulletin boards - depending on the company setting and number of employees with computer access, this is still a viable way to get the word out\n\n7) Paycheck stuffers - (most) people are in a good mood when they receive their checks or direct deposit acknowledgments, give out brief information or direct users to one of the other sources with this method
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Yahoo is rarely on time. It looks like it is working fine right now though.
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i'm not clear with ur question. are u asking abt the launch of new products or is it that u have to give a demo to ur clients or boss abt the npds....write me in detail. may be i can be of some assistance to u
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the Msgr services you mention are pretty slow , i think it is 8 frames a second , i think skype offers up-to 24 frames a second which is far better quality and would feel more "real time"
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They will improve the services
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I've been a resaurant server/cashier/shift mgr./etc. for way too long. It seems like Digital Dining is easier to use once you got the basic idea, however it seems to crash more than Aloha.
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Benefits, hours, schedule, etc. \n\nThose are easy! :-)
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If you are looking for a genuine outbound US voice based project, i can help you to get a good client in US> Just shoot me an e-mail at mohitmadaan@gmail.com\nMoreover i would also like to add, don't start your BPO business without reasearching all about your client you are going to deal with, because alot of call centers get shutted down every day just because there client in other coutries, like UK, UK or AUSTRALIA ditch them.\nGOod Luck for your new Business.