UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI)
The UKCSI is the national barometer of customer satisfaction published twice a year by The Institute of Customer Service since 2008. It is an independent, objective benchmark of customer satisfaction…
Qualifications
Exclusively available through membership, our range of qualifications focus on driving customer-focused abilities, knowledge, and conduct. Achieving our qualifications demonstrates an understanding of and commitment to excellent service standards, high…
An AI service concept straight out of a dystopian novel
Regular readers will be well aware that the deployment of new technology, including AI, has been a recurring theme for The Institute and our members. As these technologies continue to…
Alistair Lockhart-Smith
Alistair is an experienced Learning and Development expert with over 15 years’ experience in the design and delivery of bespoke training, projects, and programmes. He has a strong background in…
Service in regulated sectors: driving an enhanced customer experience through collaboration
With the first of many General Election leadership election debates airing on Tuesday, I’m sure there will be a great deal to think about ahead of ballot day, when we exercise our…
APPG on Customer Service: ‘Building a Service Nation’ roundtable meeting
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Customer Service raises awareness and understanding of customer service amongst parliamentarians and establishes a dialogue with UK organisations across all sectors. At our APPG…
APPG on Customer Service: Regulated sectors, the need for minimum service standards and a focus on driving down exclusion: The role of customer service.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Customer Service raises awareness and understanding of customer service amongst parliamentarians and establishes a dialogue with UK organisations across all sectors. At our APPG…
Leading by example: the public sector’s role in elevating customer service
Our membership comprises a good mix of private and public sector organisations, with about a 75%/25% split. This is important because of the opportunity to apply learning across sectors, which…