Genesys Conferencing Consolidates 12 Databases in 10 Countries for 360-Degree Customer View
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Challenge
- Genesys Conferencing, Inc., the leading provider of integrated Web, audio, and video conferencing services, lacked integration between sales and customer service information
- With more than 12 disparate customer databases located in 10 countries, the company had a very fragmented customer view
- In exploring alternatives, the company needed a solution that was easy to deploy and administer globally
Solution
- The company deployed Salesforce SFA, Salesforce Marketing, Salesforce Call Center, and the Force.com platform to more than 600 employees
- It is developing a custom self-service portal to integrate its knowledgebase with the Web-to-Case component of Salesforce Service & Support
- To drill down to details about top customer issues in every country, Genesys Conferencing are using the dashboard functionality
- The company implemented 24/7, follow-the-sun customer support across three contact centers in Denver, Colorado; London, England; and Melbourne, Australia
Results
- Salesforce's on demand delivery model eliminated the need for the expensive local servers used in previous solutions
- For the first time, employees worldwide can access a single system for managing interactions with 18,000 customers in over 20 countries
- With 150 support representatives using consistent and accurate account, contact, and case information, cases are resolved quickly and effectively
- Complex cases that are unresolved within predefined time periods are escalated automatically
- Sales representatives and managers can analyze their sales pipelines, perform win-loss analyses, and keep abreast of customer issues

