

Ahmad Kamal is currently leading the Customer Services division at Ufone in Pakistan. He possesses a rich and diversified experience spanning over 23 years in the Telecommunication Industry. He is regarded as one of the pioneers of Customer Experience management in Paki…more ›

Niclas is passionate about new development in ICT, new business models, new regulatory moves and how new appealing offerings for consumers and enterprise users can be created. Niclas joined Ericsson in 1995 and has been working with OSS/BSS marketing, sales, product man…more ›

Wayne Schutte joined Everything Everywhere in 2011 as part of the contact centre operations leadership team for the Orange and T-Mobile brands. In September he was appointed as the Director of Customer Experience team, which brings together expertise on customer insight…more ›

Steven has 16 years Consultancy experience designing consumer strategies for major B2C & B2B firms. He is Beyond Philosophy's Senior Head of Research & Consulting. Prior to BP he worked at major consulting firms (e.g., Gartner), project managing blue-chip cl…more ›

Justin leads the Revenue Management programme (formerly Billing), which is part of Analysys Mason's Telecoms Software research stream. He specialises in business intelligence and analytics tools, the functionality of which cuts across all of the research programmes …more ›

Graham has held a variety of senior roles in telecommunications including in P&L general management, corporate strategy and development, sales & marketing, call centre management, operations, finance, business and strategic planning. Whilst in British Telecommun…more ›

Tony Lavender is CEO of Plum Consulting, which he joined in March 2010. Tony has over 30 years’ experience in the communications industry and he has worked on a wide range of technology, regulatory and commercial issues in the mobile and fixed sectors. He is best known …more ›

Janet Watkin, is a Director and founder of Ocean82. She successfully developed and launched the OCEAN (Outstanding Customer Experience Analysis & News) programme for evaluating user perceptions of service providers. An expert in setting up and running customer sati…more ›

Martin joined Syniverse in 2009 as Vice President of Research and Development with an emphasis on LTE. He has 32+ years’ experience in telecommunications, starting as an engineering apprentice with the UK Post Office Telecommunications, later to become British Teleco…more ›

Olivier Milcent has 15 years of experience in running customer engagement programs on mobile, tablets, Web and iTV for operators and medias. At Momac since 2008, Olivier leads the Group Marketing, Communications and Products in addition to his overall responsibility for…more ›
Today’s consumers and enterprises are increasingly selecting telcos based on the quality of their customer experience. This is despite the fact that there is still no industry consensus about what CEM actually means. Some telcos look to complex support systems to deliver a good customer experience but others believe focussing on the basics – network quality, effective customer care and clear tariff packages – is the way to go. Be that as it may, what is clear is that many predict CEM will be the new point of differentiation for successful telecoms players for the foreseeable future.
The Total Telecom Customer Experience Summit 2012 has been specially designed to explore the above and define CEM to achieve effective market differentiation for industry players.
The Summit has been specifically organised to coincide with our annual Total Telecom World conference and the World Communication Awards 2012, which will take place the day before this Summit. This way, the conference programme can focus in part on the companies that have been recognised for excellence by the judges of the WCA and the Asia Communication Awards, which successfully took place in Singapore in June.
Above all this Summit will bring together the most interesting and cutting edge examples of great customer experience in the industry today. And not just the winners of the Awards either but also the nominees, who have really good innovative ideas, and many of the leading lights within the industry today.
In short, this conference is a not-to-be missed event for the telecoms operators and service providers, vendors, and consultants and analysts who want to stay one step ahead of the game with their customer experience strategies and offerings.
• Everyone’s talking about it...but what is CEM?
• Using CEM as a point of differentiation
• Real-time data, analytics and billing strategies
• Is it wise to outsource call centres?
• The benefits of self service portals
• Using social media to communicate with customers
• CEM strategies to retain enterprise customers
• What CEM trends will we see in future?
Recent attendees to our events include:
AT&T; BSKYB; BT; Cable&Wireless International; Cable&Wireless Worldwide; China Telecom; CITIC Telecom CPC; Citycell; Colt; Content Guru; Deutsche Telekom; DoCoMo Europe; Ericsson; EU Networks; Everything Everywhere; Exponential –E; Firstsource Solutions; FonYou Telecom S.L; Fujitsu; GEO; Global Crossing; GSMA; Huawei; Hutchison; IBM; Idea Cellular; Interoute; Ipanema; Orange Business Services and many more...