Supporting the Rest of the Organization with Communication Initiatives

While CVM teams drive initiatives directly impacting customer value, they also play a crucial role in supporting other departments’ needs to reach customers.

CVM teams collaborate with various department teams to facilitate communications that can significantly affect the CX:

  • Working with payment collections teams, CVM teams help ensure that payment reminders are sent automatically through customers’ preferred channels.
  • Assisting legal and compliance teams, CVM teams help manage know your customer (KYC) processes, consent management, and compliance-related messages to ensure that they meet regulatory requirements while remaining customer-centric.
  • Collaborating with network operations and IT teams, CVM teams coordinate proactive maintenance notifications and service outage alerts, keeping customers informed and minimizing frustration.
  • Supporting marketing teams, CVM teams ensure that generic branding and mass market promotional messages are targeted more effectively, leveraging customer data to maximize engagement and response rates.

 

On the other hand, uncoordinated communication across multiple departments presents several challenges:

  • Without proper coordination, customers may receive excessive or conflicting messages from different departments on the same day, leading to frustration and disengagement.
  • Disparate communication efforts can result in inconsistent tone, style, or information, undermining the brand image and customer trust.

 

To overcome these challenges, CVM teams must:

  • Implement communication governance frameworks that outline processes for message approval, prioritization, and scheduling across departments.
  • Utilize centralized platforms and tools to enforce and manage customer communication policies, ensuring consistency and enabling efficient coordination.
  • Create comprehensive plans that map out all customer touchpoints and messages, allowing for better timing and sequencing of communications.
  • Use customer data and analytics to personalize messages, optimize send times, and monitor the effectiveness of communications across different channels.

By becoming the gatekeeper of direct-to-customer communications, CVM teams manage the volume and relevance of messages customers receive. As a result, CVM teams can effectively ensure that all interactions are meaningful and enhance the overall CX.

 


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