January 31,
2018, MILPITAS, CA – At the beginning of 2018, the news broke about Meltdown
and Spectre, two new computer vulnerabilities that put almost all processors
manufactured in the last 20 years at risk for a cyber attack. According to The New York Times, almost all devices can possess the
security flaw including desktops, laptops, cloud-based computers, tablets,
smartphones, and other gadgets.
This news made
waves in all aspects of a business, including the less obvious impact it had on
the customer support teams. noHold works with some of the leaders in PC
manufacturing and in the software industry. As you can imagine, these type of companies
saw a significant increase in Virtual Assistant interactions regarding the
crisis. The bulk of the questions being asked were, “Am I affected?” and, “How
do I fix it?”
Here is a quick
summary showing just how quickly these companies were able to respond to their
customers through the virtual assistant.
- At 9:15 am we got a call from some of our customer regarding the potential knowledge gap regarding the recent Spectre/Meltdown news.
- Immediately, noHold was able to look at the metrics and confirm that 5% of all contacts were about Spectre and Meltdown.
- By 10:10 am, relevant content was uploaded and live on the Virtual Assistant.
- In a matter of a week, the Virtual Assistant has successfully answered 97% of the questions regarding the crisis. The number is continuously growing as the security flaws become better known to the public.
This is a real
time example of how a Virtual Assistant can help companies in the midst of a
crisis. These companies were able to provide their customers with answers
through their preferred channel, avoid a spike in call center interactions, and
do it quickly. Diego Ventura, CEO and Founder of noHold adds, “Avoiding or helping
a customer manage a crisis is one the most important things we do. I’m glad we
played a role in helping customers’ better deal with this issue.”
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