Facilitating customer complaints provides insight into service issues, revealing underlying problems and enabling organizations to address core processes for improvement, ultimately increasing customer satisfaction and attracting more clients with their feedback.
In-depth knowledge about the customer can built a ‘big picture’ of customer segments, providing a foundation for the creation of multiple service delivery channels aligned with customer journey needs.
Open data refers to the information that collected, produced data and paid for by the public and are freely available for anybody for reuse for any purpose.
Today’s civil servants are addressing problems of unprecedented complexity in societies that are more pluralistic and demanding than ever. At the same time, the systems and tools of governance are increasingly digital, open and networked.
In meeting user needs and expectations, the challenge for governments is to balance. Balance on the need of administrative procedures and compliance costs to citizens, businesses, NGOs and public authorities.
Basic public services and amenities such as the provision of education, healthcare and banking services has a pivotal role in improving the standard of living.
The 7th Sarawak Civil Servant (SCS) Psychology and Counselling Conference 2021 highlighted the concerns of the civil servants during the implementation of Movement Control Order.