Customer satisfaction with the telecommunications and media sector still low
Overall customer satisfaction has improved by 0.2 points year-on-year, but this is still 3.3 points below the UK all-sector average
Customer ethos, emotional connection, ethics – three differentiators that drive customer satisfaction
In my January blog, I wrote about the latest results of our UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI), and touched upon the fact that we have expanded the Index to include three new measures that give a richer picture of how organisations are performing.
Metro Bank users conned out of thousands by sophisticated scam
The bank has refused to provide full refunds, citing 'grossly negligent' customer behaviour
Customer satisfaction with the utilities sector remains low
The sector is ranked twelfth out of 13 in the latest UKCSI
No change in tourism customer satisfaction
The sector's score remains above the UK all-sector average
Retail (non-food) sector stays top of latest UKCSI
The sector remains the strongest in the UK for customer satisfaction
first direct takes top spot for UK customer satisfaction
Banking provider, first direct, tops the UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI), published today by The Institute of Customer Service, with a customer satisfaction score of 86.7 (out of 100).
Businesses must resist short-term defensiveness in uncertain times
The Institute's twice yearly UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) is perhaps our most revealing and comprehensive piece of research into the state and direction of standards of customer service.
Amazon tops the charts for satisfied customers
For the second year running, Amazon is the organisation with the highest levels of customer satisfaction in the country, according to the latest UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) from The Institute of Customer Service.
FCA consultation on transparency in general insurance markets
Institute of Customer Service response to Financial Conduct Authority consultation CP15/41: Increasing transparency and engagement at renewal in general insurance markets