What will customer service look like in 20 years?

Supplied by ClickSoftware Australia Pty Ltd on Thursday, 05 November, 2015

By 2035, the present day reactionary 'above and beyond' customer service will be no more. Instead, customer service will pro-actively exist within the product. Companies will have to use a collection of the advancing technologies, all flowing through the Internet of Things, to provide a predictive customer service experience.

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