The Leading Knowledge Management Software from USU

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Exceptional service calls for exceptional knowledge

Positive service experiences make all the difference. Whether you work in customer service, IT, HR, or elsewhere within your organization, it’s critical to maintain a single source of truth.

Knowledge Management lets you deliver impressive service to customers, prospects, and employees by ensuring everyone gets the accurate and up-to-date information they need – when, where and how they need it.

The USU predictive knowledge management solutions takes a holistic view of your service to establish intelligent knowledge management across all departments, functions, and communication channels. This lets you reach your service KPIs more efficiently and increase overall satisfaction.

Solve today’s dynamic workplace challenges with modern KM strategies.

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Knowledge Management Delivers Results

70 % Fewer documents

80 % Faster training time

40 % Higher First Contact Resolution Rate

Knowledge Management Guide

USU Knowledge Management

USU Knowledge Management for the automotive industry

USU has a long history supporting the automotive industry, be it drivers, manufacturers and suppliers, dealers, or mechanics. The biggest names in the industry manage their knowledge with our solution. Learn how they’ve integrated USU Knowledge Management in their support strategy and lowered costs while increasing service quality.

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What is Knowledge Management?

Knowledge management (KM) is the ongoing process of managing your knowledge resources as you would with human or financial resources. The word management lies at the heart of the success or failure of KM projects because it’s what differentiates professional knowledge management from other solutions.

Knowledge management software encompasses the entire lifecycle of information. This journey includes capturing documented and undocumented data, organizing and structuring it, review and approval, omnichannel delivery, incorporating feedback and finally optimizing existing documents. KM is a continual process, not a project with an end date.

Each part of the lifecycle requires supporting functionality such as indexing data from one or multiple sources, custom workflows, a robust editorial system and processes, integration with multiple communication channels, user feedback and analytics for optimization.

Knowledge Management Process and Lifecycle

Use Knowledge Management to Solve Business Challenges

Dealing with information is one of the biggest challenges organizations face today. The ever-increasing volume is the first problem, followed by sorting through duplicate, low-quality and inaccurate information in multiple locations. Knowledge management enables you to overcome these by centralizing information into a single location, adding editorial and quality control processes and being able to deliver it in multiple channels while still from a single source.

Common challenges include:

Information overload
Inconsistent staff performance
Silos
Disconnected systems

The goal of knowledge management software is to:

Centralize your data in one place
Reduce standard inquiries
Deliver consistent service in all channels from all agents

Knowledge Management to Solve Business Challenges

Knowledge Management vs. Document Management vs. Content Management

Knowledge management aims to deliver the right support information to users (customers, employees, partners etc.) within the context of a conversation or issue in the channel of their choice. Because it includes the entire lifecycle of information from capturing, organizing, reviewing, delivering, and optimizing, it may have similarities to other tools you use but is still serves a very different purpose.

Comparison: Knowledge Management vs. Document Management vs. Content Management

Benefits of Knowledge Management Software

There are a wide range of direct and indirect benefits to introducing KMS in your organization. These include:

Higher First Call Resolution Rate

Faster search, centralized data and decision trees mean more calls are solved the first time.

Shorter Handling Times

With predictive search, interactive troubleshooting and one place to look, agents can resolve issues faster.

Shorter Training & Onboarding

Built-in e-learning means agents can train where they work, learning both the tool and content simultaneously reducing onboarding by days and even weeks.