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9 Simple Hacks to Write Better Knowledge Base Articles

TechSmith Camtasia

A knowledge base is a set of organized information about your product or service that a reader can go through to learn about said product or service or how to solve related problems. Knowledge bases can be aimed at internal or external audiences and can serve different purposes. Real-life example.

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Choosing the Right Bot: Attended vs. Unattended in RPA

Hurix Digital

In this blog post, we will delve into the characteristics, use cases, and benefits of attended and unattended bots, providing you with the insights you need to make informed decisions. This allows agents to focus on providing personalized and efficient service.

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Announcing our Spring 2019 Update Release

TalentLMS

A brand-new ticketing system and the new Knowledge Base have arrived to complement the Mega Help Menu. You can also rate the experience, so we make sure we’re constantly delivering exemplary customer service. We also improved UI & UX across the ticketing system and Knowledge Base. Ticketing System.

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Informed Teams, Happy Customers: AI’s Impact on Retail Marketing

MobileTrain

This article will focus on retail marketing managers and explore why providing your frontline employees with real-time information about your brand and products or services is important. And with real-time information, I mean a virtual assistant able to provide them with brand-related content when needed.

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Guest Blogger, Bryan Jones of eLearningArt.com – How to Repurpose Content in under 1 hour

Learningtogo

The purpose of this quick start guide is to move from the #8 trend of “ science-based learning ” to action. Brain science supports the idea that content needs to be repeated to open and widen multiple neuropathways to the same information. What people care about isn’t information, but how to USE the information to do something.

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How to Repurpose Content in under 1 hour

eLearningArt

The purpose of this quick start guide is to move from the #8 trend of “ science-based learning ” to action. Brain science supports the idea that content needs to be repeated to open and widen multiple neuropathways to the same information. What’s your #1 tip for [ACME customer service reps] to [handle an angry customer]?

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