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Experian Consumer Services Honored with the Best in Class Call Center Award

Published: June 26, 2013 by Editor

Experian Consumer Services (ECS) was recognized as the winner of the “Best in Class Call Center” category at the industry-leading Call Center Excellence Awards at the recent Call Center Week’s Awards Luncheon.

The winners were announced by CustomerManagementIQ.com, a division of the International Quality & Productivity Center (IQPC), in front of 1,200 customer service executives at the 14th Annual Call Center Week, the largest, most comprehensive call center event in the world.

The Experian Consumer Services call center is comprised of hundreds of employees who deliver a personalized experience assisting customers with credit- and identity theft-related issues. The center is built on the philosophy of E3: Exceptional Experiences Every time, which allows the team to retain internal and external customers, attract large partners and drive continuous improvement at every touch-point.

E3 is woven through everything Experian Consumer Services does, including hiring, training, policies, procedures, corrective action, recognition and rewards. ECS understands that loyal and happy employees make loyal and happy customers. Its vision for all of its contact centers is to continue to be a great place to work and the employer of choice in its communities. The ECS approach to call center strategy is not necessarily proof that “Culture trumps Strategy,” rather it’s the understanding that culture and strategy are interrelated. Treat your people right, engage them, educate them and they will in turn perform their best for the company and do what is right for the customer.

“We would like to thank the International Quality & Productivity Center for this award and recognition of our team’s commitment to providing the best possible service to our customers,” said Doug Sash, senior vice president of customer engagement for Experian Consumer Services. “Our customer care representatives use their knowledge and skills to create an exceptional and valuable experience for each member who calls.”

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