Author: Rachel Riebeling
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Save on Multilingual Customer Service Costs with Two Birds, One Stone
We’ve shared why we think our multilingual customer support solution is top notch, but wouldn’t you rather hear why our solution is so great from our customers? A few weeks ago, one of our newer customers, Constant Contact, sat down with the Language I/O team and Fonolo to talk about saving money on multilingual customer service costs without sacrificing quality. …
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Language I/O Announces Language I/O® Chat for Salesforce Service Cloud on Salesforce AppExchange, the World’s Leading Enterprise Apps Marketplace
Language I/O customers can now benefit from multi-lingual customer service in Chat for Service Cloud [Cheyenne], [WY], [April 30, 2019]– Language I/O today announced it has launched Language I/O® Chat for Salesforce Service Cloud on Salesforce AppExchange, empowering businesses to connect with their customers, partners and employees in entirely new ways. Language I/O® Chat for Salesforce Service Cloud plugs directly into …
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Meet Our Professional Human Translators Series: Interview 1, Mehmet
The Language I/O Meet Our Translators series attempts to showcase the great minds behind our outstanding professional human translations. Professional human translation is a component of Language I/O’s business model that separates it from competitors who use crowdsourcing rather than professional translators, to provide human translations. Today we speak with Mehmet, a Turkish translator who works…
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Two Birds, One Stone: How to Reduce Contact Center Costs AND Improve Customer Service
When it comes to contact center ‘best practices,’ the library runneth over: Hundreds of articles and reports have been written on the practical ways contact centers can reduce operating expenses without sacrificing quality. This is because senior management are typically reluctant to pump money into call centers, seeing them as a cost center and not a…