Customer Communications Management Buyer's Guide

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A Buyer’s Guide to Customer Communications Management Information to help guide your decision-making process

Customer communications management (CCM) is expected to be a $1.3 billion industry in the U.S. by 2027. While there are a number of companies engaged in this work nationwide, offering secure customer communications services requires added investments in talent and technology on the part of the provider.

Unlike ordinary direct mail and commercial printing, CCM carries unique risks associated with regulatory compliance, data security, mailing accuracy and customer experience. Customers now also expect a seamless omnichannel experience spanning email, SMS text, websites and more. Omnichannel capabilities and advanced digital technology are more important than ever in the CCM category.

Choosing a partner with strengths in the key areas to the right will enable your organization to optimize customer communications and improve your overall customer experience. This guide will help you evaluate the relative strengths of each type of CCM provider and empower you to make an informed decision that best meets your organization’s needs.

Comparing Your Options

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Low-Complexity Programs

Medium-Complexity Programs

High-Complexity Programs

Global Programs

Customer Experience

Diversity Spend Programs

Technology

Innovation

Lean Process Expertise

One-Stop Shop Capabilities

Financial Strength

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