Category Customer Experience Management (CEM)
Type Webcast
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Publish Date January 23 2013
Date posted January 16 2013
Overview
Register today for a 30-minute webinar on Wednesday, 23rd January at 1PM GMT on End User Experience Management. It will explain how to ensure your organisation can monitor real end user experience in physical, virtual, and mobile IT environments, ensuring respond to end user problems before they call the help desk.
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