Telefonica Argentina to use Amdocs technology

Telefonica Argentina to use Amdocs technology
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Telefonica, a telecommunications company based in Spain, recently decided to partner with software-solutions company Amdocs to use its technology for Telefonica operations in Argentina.

“By ensuring our business has access to critical reports and dashboards from day one of the new systems going live, this data initiative with Amdocs will allow us to proactively manage and offer a better customer experience,” Telefonica Argentina Chief Information Officer Luciana Barrera
said. “This project supports our current transformation initiative in Argentina and is a key element to differentiate Telefonica by ensuring a consistent and personalized omni-channel and digital customer experience.”

Amdocs is known for its customer service technology and Telefonica will be using their data storage applications, as well as business information from the data.

“This operational data store, pulling in data from a broad range of operational sources, will accelerate business value for Telefonica Argentina by enabling it to rapidly extract, aggregate and process data, thus gaining deep insight into its customers and their experience,” Amdocs Division President for the Caribbean and Latin America Region

Manuel Zepeda said. “In the New World of Customer Experience – today’s era defined by rising customer expectations, rapid technology advancements and intensified competition – service providers understand that they must evolve to become even more data-driven in order to deliver a differentiating customer experience that is based on personalized and contextualized customer interactions.”

Telefonica previously decided to deploy Amdocs operational data store in Chile and Peru.



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