SeaZone Customer Service Given Thumbs Up02/12/2009 |
| SeaZone's aim to provide responsive customer service and high standards of support is confirmed by the results of the latest SeaZone Customer Service Survey undertaken last month. The survey revealed that over 90% of respondents were satisfied or very satisfied with their overall experiences, with a similar numbers reporting that the service they received met or exceeded their expectations. |
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Customers have also been extremely positive with attributing the benefits from purchasing SeaZone products. Almost 80% of respondents appreciated the value resulting from quick and easy access to improved marine reference information. In addition, 57% identified major project costs and time savings as being the main reason for purchasing from SeaZone, with a further 50% citing improved decision making as a key benefit.
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