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Call Center and CX Software Firm Buys Survey Dynamix

October 20 2021

Brisbane, Australia-based customer feedback technology firm Survey Dynamix has been acquired by CX software developer VHT.

Matt DiMariaFormerly known as Virtual Hold Technology, VHT in the '90s developed and patented what it calls the 'Hang up and we'll call you back when it's your turn' approach, later known as 'virtual queuing'; since then it has evolved from a callback company into one with a broader focus on successful customer interactions.

Survey Dynamix has conducted more than 38 million surveys in the last twelve months for blue chip clients. The firm was founded in 2016 by contact center industry veterans Alasdair Boyd and Alex Romanov. VHT says the buy will enhance its 'Mindful' suite of callback capabilities, allowing users to add real-time customer surveys into the mix; and to trigger activities to engage customers as a result. At present, the firm says, it can take weeks for contact center teams to receive customer feedback, and customers never get a follow-up to close the loop.

'Exceptional customer relationships are at the heart of every successful business' says VHT CEO Matt DiMaria (pictured). 'And companies that proactively nurture customer satisfaction by seeking to understand their customers' opinions will boost customer loyalty, strengthen retention, and derive more customer lifetime value. Survey Dynamix complements our popular customer callback capabilities by enabling brands to collect real-time, actionable insights from their customers across every channel - voice, text, chat, and email'.

Web sites: www.surveydynamix.com and www.vhtcx.com .

All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated.

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