Do you have a unified plan for communicating with your customers?  With all of the possible channels for staying in touch and marketing your products or services, communication can get fragmented.  And inconsistent methods can be costly and time-consuming, and may convey the wrong message to your client base. That’s the last thing you want to do in a tough economy with customer attrition at an all-time high.

CRMs are helpful in keeping information in the same place, but you can use communications and data quality Web Services to help automate your process, making your CCM efficient and potentially revenue generating.

XML Web Services can be implemented directly into your Web site or database to clean addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses at point of entry; flag and correct misinformation and typos; and call or send text messages to your customers whenever notification is a necessary component of your communications plan.  Once implemented, it’s easy for any employee given access to take advantage of the services. 

Your campaign can be ready to go as soon as a customer is input in the system.  Send an automatic welcome message to a verified email address. Follow up with a coupon in the mail to a validated residence.  Create automated phone or mail reminders based on sign-up dates. 

Customize your service to your valued clients from the moment they come to you, and they will more likely stay. The customer has a great deal of power, increasing with every new social media and competitive edge that makes it to the marketplace.  And you can work with that power instead of fighting it, automatically creating individualized campaigns to retain your customers – right from your own system.

 Visit www.cdyne.com to find out more about our easy to implement Data Quality and Communications Web Services, or call us at 1-800-984-3710 and we’ll be happy to help you with your CCM plan.

In June of 2008, Gartner, Inc., released a special report that predicted that cloud computing would be on par with e-business in level of influence over the business world. A little over a year later, we can say definitively that Gartner was right.

In a press release from the research giant last summer, Gartner’s definition of cloud computing was a “style of computing where massively scalable IT-related capabilities are provided ‘as a service’ using Internet technologies to multiple external customers.” The report claims that this new technology would allow businesses to focus on the actual service being provided rather than how it is implemented.

While we at CDYNE often put the focus on implementation, because we want people to realize just how easy it is to plug in to CDYNE Web Services, we agree with Gartner’s assessment. What’s truly important is what customers are getting out of the service, not simply how they are using it. CDYNE offers Communications and Data Quality solutions that are applicable in any industry, to anyone who wants to contact customers, verify leads, update billing information, match identities to avoid fraud, monitor equipment or emergency situations, add valuable marketing information to their databases, and generally arm themselves with more useful information with which to conduct their businesses.

Look into CDYNE for your communication and data quality needs, and modernize your business with information automation. Join the cloud computing revolution.

CDYNE provides security, reliability, and speed in the cloud. Visit www.cdyne.com to learn more about our XML Web Services and how they can help your business.

Regards, Team CDYNE