• Cellular Telephones762.7%
  • Computer Software76-1.3%
  • Fixed-Line Telephone Service745.7%
  • Internet Service Providers65NA
  • Subscription Television Service683.0%
  • Wireless Telephone Service722.9%
 
 
Airlines673.1%
Ambulatory Care821.2%
Apparel79-1.3%
Athletic Shoes80-1.2%
Automobiles & Light Vehicles841.2%
Banks772.7%
Breweries81-1.2%
Cellular Telephones762.7%
Computer Software76-1.3%
Consumer Shipping82-2.4%
Cooperative Utilities832.5%
Credit Unions82-5.7%
Department & Discount Stores771.3%
Federal Government68.42.2%
Fixed-Line Telephone Service745.7%
Food Manufacturing832.5%
Full-Service Restaurants80-2.4%
Gasoline Stations73-1.4%
Health & Personal Care Stores771.3%
Health Insurance72 0.0%
Hospitals782.6%
Hotels77 0.0%
Internet Brokerage782.6%
Internet Portal & Search Engines79-1.3%
Internet News & Information73 0.0%
Internet Retail821.2%
Internet Service Providers65NA
Internet Social Media69-1.4%
Internet Travel76-2.6%
Investor-Owned Utilities771.3%
Life Insurance811.3%
Limited-Service Restaurants801.3%
Local Government69.13.0%
Major Appliances81 0.0%
Municipal Utilities76 0.0%
Personal Care & Cleaning Products83 0.0%
Personal Computers802.6%
Property & Casualty Insurance78-6.0%
Soft Drinks84-1.2%
Specialty Retail Stores78-1.3%
Subscription Television Service683.0%
Supermarkets771.3%
Televisions & Video Players/Recorders861.2%
U.S. Postal Service751.4%
Wireless Telephone Service722.9%

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Contact Center Satisfaction Index 2012

How does my call center stack up and what are the latest trends? Find out in the Contact Center Satisfaction Index 2012 (CCSI) report. This year’s report on the state of the industry reviews trends and uncovers new insights:

  • Overall satisfaction scores continue a five year upward trend.
  • Social media’s primary role in the contact center is customer “damage control."
  • Servicing via social media boosts customer satisfaction by 15-20%.
  • Non-call contacts for customer service now exceed 30%.

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2012 marks an important change to the annual CCSI study. Since its initial fielding, the proportion of non-call interactions reported by our respondents reached 30%. To reflect this shift, we are renaming the Index from “Call” to “Contact” Center Satisfaction Index.