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Intelligent Experience Management – A New Approach to Manage Growing Customer Centricity Among ISPs

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In today's digital age, internet service providers (ISPs) face intense competition to deliver high-quality, reliable, and fast internet services. With so many options available to customers, ISPs need to focus on improving customer-centricity to differentiate themselves from their competitors. One way to achieve this is through the implementation of intelligent experience monitoring.

Intelligent experience monitoring (IEM) is a new approach to network monitoring that focuses on providing insights into the end-to-end user experience. It allows ISPs to monitor the network from the user's perspective, measuring the quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience (QoE) that customers receive. By doing so, ISPs can proactively identify and resolve issues before they impact the customer, ensuring a seamless and satisfactory experience.

Here are some key benefits of IEM for ISPs in improving customer-centricity:

Improved network performance and reliability

IEM helps ISPs to detect issues that can negatively impact network performance and reliability. For instance, if there is an issue with the DNS server, IEM can detect it and alert the network operations team, who can then resolve the issue before it affects the customer. This proactive approach ensures that the customer enjoys a reliable and fast internet connection, which is a key factor in customer satisfaction.

Faster issue resolution

With IEM, ISPs can quickly identify the root cause of network issues and resolve them before they affect the customer. This reduces the time taken to resolve issues, which is critical for customer satisfaction. Customers expect their issues to be resolved quickly, and failure to do so can result in churn. IEM helps ISPs to meet customer expectations and deliver a superior experience.

Improved customer engagement

IEM provides ISPs with insights into the customer's experience, which can be used to improve customer engagement. For instance, if a customer experiences slow internet speeds during peak hours, ISPs can proactively inform the customer and provide an estimated time for the issue to be resolved. This proactive approach shows customers that the ISP cares about their experience, leading to improved customer loyalty and retention.

Reduced customer churn

Improving customer-centricity is critical for reducing churn. IEM helps ISPs to deliver a superior customer experience, which is a key factor in customer retention. By proactively identifying and resolving issues, ISPs can prevent customer dissatisfaction and churn. Additionally, IEM provides ISPs with insights into the customer's experience, which can be used to develop targeted marketing campaigns that improve customer engagement and retention.

The importance of intelligent experience monitoring for ISPs in improving customer-centricity cannot be overstated. By focusing on the end-to-end user experience, ISPs can deliver high-quality, reliable, and fast internet services that meet customer expectations. This proactive approach improves customer engagement and retention, leading to a more successful and profitable business.

End-to-End Experience Monitoring (EEM) and its role in customer-centricity

Real-time visibility into customer experience

EEM provides real-time visibility into the customer experience, enabling ISPs to detect issues as they happen and respond immediately. This enables ISPs to provide customers with a seamless experience and prevent customer dissatisfaction. By monitoring the network from end to end, ISPs can identify the root cause of issues and resolve them before they affect the customer.

Personalized customer experience

EEM provides ISPs with insights into the customer's experience, which can be used to personalize the customer experience. For instance, if a customer is experiencing slow internet speeds during peak hours, ISPs can provide them with a personalized solution, such as upgrading their internet plan or providing them with additional data. This personalized approach shows customers that the ISP values their experience and is willing to go the extra mile to meet their needs.

Competitive advantage

In today's competitive market, delivering a superior customer experience is a key differentiator. EEM helps ISPs to stand out from their competitors by delivering a seamless and satisfactory experience. By monitoring the network from end to end, ISPs can ensure that customers receive the best possible service and remain loyal to their brand.

Cost savings

EEM can also help ISPs to save costs by reducing the number of customer complaints and support calls. By proactively identifying and resolving issues, ISPs can prevent customer dissatisfaction and reduce the number of support calls. This reduces support costs and improves the efficiency of the support team.

In conclusion, End-to-End Experience Monitoring is a crucial tool for ISPs to improve customer-centricity. By monitoring the network from the user's perspective, ISPs can proactively identify and resolve issues, deliver a personalized customer experience, and gain a competitive advantage. Additionally, EEM can help ISPs to save costs by reducing support calls and improving the efficiency of the support team. In today's digital age, delivering a superior customer experience is critical for the success of any ISP, and EEM can help them achieve this goal.

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Author

Pramod Gummaraj, a post graduate from IIT Madras, is the Cofounder and CEO at Aprecomm, a leading Network Intelligence company. He started his career with Atheros Communication (Acquired by Qualcomm), primarily focused on performance optimizations. He then spear-headed technical teams at Savari Inc, where he created robust and scalable protocols for autonomous vehicular communications. Later, Pramod headed Relay2 India as a Director of the Platform group. Relay2 is a startup focused on building high performance enterprise grade Access Points and over the top services. He has co-authored several patents in the area of optimizing Wi-Fi experience in High density environments. Over the recent years, he founded Aprecomm and has been focused on building intelligence to devices which will enable them to self-organize.

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