The ability of customer care representatives to quickly access the information needed to address customer inquiries and resolve issues is critical to ensuring an excellent customer service experience in an efficient manner. Done well, knowledge management (KM) can deliver an array of business benefits, including faster ramp-up time for new associates, increased productivity for all service team members, more consistent service outcomes, and even revenue generation opportunities. However, the constant barrage of new and updated company offerings, policies, procedures, and processes poses a significant information organization and accessibility challenge for many care organizations. This session will focus on strategies and practices for addressing that challenge.

Join us for this interactive forum at which you'll have the opportunity to hear and discuss how UWEBC members and other organizations have improved the ability to capture, organize, maintain, and share information in the customer service setting – and take away ideas you can use to boost your own organization's KM capabilities.

Participate in Customizing the Agenda: You’ll have the opportunity to play an active part in shaping the agenda for this session – and to maximize its relevance for you – by suggesting and selecting topics for break-out discussions. Once the agenda is complete, you choose the discussions you want to join. This will be a highly interactive session so come prepared to share your questions, challenges and insights!

Webcast Available: If you can't make it to the event in-person (or if in-person registration has reached capacity), you can still register to attend from your computer. This option allows you to view the presentations, while attending in person provides you with the opportunity to participate in break-out discussions, ask questions or take advantage of networking opportunities. To attend the webcast, click the "Register for webcast" button on this meeting's homepage. You will receive a confirmation email with the link to the webcast a week before the meeting.