- The company uses Three Tiers strategy to manage a customer service and uses BOT (Build, operate and transfer) to manage their staff.
- e-Bay uses Customer Relationship Management. They use an e-mail, phone call and chat to communicate with the customers. They can increase the customer because it can access the foreigner customer, too. And don’t have a language risky.
- The team manager use day-to-day to run an operation and can reduce a lack of work.
- e-Bay is in online market. Uses an e-commerce to business which they can reduce a warehouse cost and inventory cost.
- Easy to access by the customers who has an internet around the world.
- e-Bay uses the Paypal in transaction.
-e-Bay hiring Kana e-mail management system and India’s outsourcing to manage the e-mail from the customers. The outsourcing have skills and technology knowledge. Thus, e-bay can increase the customers and increase a profit.
- They hiring an outsourcing of India which they can reduce operating expense and labor cost.
- The Kana e-mail management system can answer the customer fast, received a feedback. Thus,e-Bay rising customer satisfaction.
- They have security for the customer. The customer can trust that they personal information or credit card account will not appear in public.
- The company has the e-Bay’s Customer Support staff and e-Bay service center in many countries. Such as; Berlin, Dublin. And have smaller company-owned Customer Support group in Hong Kong, Sydney, London and Seoul.
- e-Bay were legitimate and legal. Their product don’t infringe on copyright.
- e-Bay enjoyed a dominant 92 percent market share of the domestic online auction business and a 74 percent share of the international market because their website were stable and more than 1.4 billion items were listed on the site.
- Contact with outsourcing who had experience in domestic transportation or expertise in transaction such as; American Express and Citibank which e-Bay can reduce units cost and leverage its investment in technology and management talent
- The company uses Three Tiers strategy to manage a customer service and uses BOT (Build, operate and transfer) to manage their staff.- e-Bay uses Customer Relationship Management. They use an e-mail, phone call and chat to communicate with the customers. They can increase the customer because it can access the foreigner customer, too. And don’t have a language risky.- The team manager use day-to-day to run an operation and can reduce a lack of work.- e-Bay is in online market. Uses an e-commerce to business which they can reduce a warehouse cost and inventory cost.- Easy to access by the customers who has an internet around the world.- e-Bay uses the Paypal in transaction.-e-Bay hiring Kana e-mail management system and India’s outsourcing to manage the e-mail from the customers. The outsourcing have skills and technology knowledge. Thus, e-bay can increase the customers and increase a profit.- They hiring an outsourcing of India which they can reduce operating expense and labor cost.- The Kana e-mail management system can answer the customer fast, received a feedback. Thus,e-Bay rising customer satisfaction.- They have security for the customer. The customer can trust that they personal information or credit card account will not appear in public.- The company has the e-Bay’s Customer Support staff and e-Bay service center in many countries. Such as; Berlin, Dublin. And have smaller company-owned Customer Support group in Hong Kong, Sydney, London and Seoul.- e-Bay were legitimate and legal. Their product don’t infringe on copyright. - e-Bay enjoyed a dominant 92 percent market share of the domestic online auction business and a 74 percent share of the international market because their website were stable and more than 1.4 billion items were listed on the site.- Contact with outsourcing who had experience in domestic transportation or expertise in transaction such as; American Express and Citibank which e-Bay can reduce units cost and leverage its investment in technology and management talent
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