Helping Tele2 to Understand Its Web Visitors
Customer Company Size
Large Corporate
Region
- Europe
Country
- Netherlands
- Sweden
Product
- Now Interact
Tech Stack
- Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Customer Satisfaction
- Productivity Improvements
- Revenue Growth
Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Machine Learning
- Analytics & Modeling - Predictive Analytics
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Services
- Software Design & Engineering Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Tele2 is a telecommunications company that strives to provide the best possible service for its customers across all its divisions and brands. The company focuses on developing products, technology, and experiences that instill loyalty in its customers. Tele2 operates in Sweden and the Netherlands, with over five million customers in these regions. The company also has a price-sensitive sub-brand, Comviq, which predominantly operates online. Tele2 is known for its rapid, connected networks and stocking the best products on the market. The company is committed to embracing innovation to improve customer experience and satisfaction.
The Challenge
Tele2 faced the challenge of improving its customer experience by personalizing contact channel display for its web visitors. With over five million customers in Sweden and the Netherlands, and many more browsing their sites, Tele2 needed to understand the behavior of each visitor to develop relevant browsing experiences. The company sought a solution that could interpret, understand, and react to the mass input of behavioral data in real-time. Tele2 wanted to ensure that the contact channel offered was as relevant to the visitor's needs as possible, bridging the online/offline gap to make full use of its extensive call center operations.
The Solution
Tele2 implemented Now Interact's Artificial Intelligence solution to interpret, understand, and react to the mass input of behavioral data. The technology uses machine-learning algorithms to understand the unique state-of-mind of each web visitor, measuring static inbound calls, chats, and clicks on social media/email links. This helps determine which pages and online behaviors drive consumers towards choosing each contact option. The AI solution identifies the purpose of each web visit, whether a visitor is online with a service issue or looking to buy, and acts to ensure the right visitors see the right channels at the right time. For Tele2 SE, Tele2 NL, and Comviq, the call center is a valuable channel, and the AI solution channels visitors towards intelligent call-back dialogues or dynamic inbound phone numbers. For Comviq, the solution also offers chat options. The AI ensures that only relevant visitors are sent to the call center, and behavioral data is fed back to advisors in an easily digestible format, allowing them to provide a personalized experience.
Operational Impact
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