Augmenting Customer Experience with Sharepoint Online: Building Portals and Practices to Improve Usability


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Chapter 1: Introducing SharePoint Online Features

Chapter 2: Office 365 and SharePoint Online for Digital Customer Experience

Chapter 3: Exploring Digital Customer Experience

Chapter 4: Using UX and UIs to Develop Smart Portals

Chapter 5: Manage a Solution Database

Chapter 6: AI in DCX


Author: Charles Waghmare
Publisher: Apress
Published: 12/19/2019
Pages: 145
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.51lbs
Size: 9.21h x 6.14w x 0.34d
ISBN13: 9781484255339
ISBN10: 148425533X
BISAC Categories:
- Computers | Programming | Microsoft
- Computers | Hardware | Personal Computers | PCs

About the Author

Charles David Waghmare has been working with Shell as Business Analyst in the area of Office 365 services such as SharePoint Online, Yammer, and Teams.

Before, he was working with Capgemini since 2011 for period of eight years, into various roles such as Yammer Community Manager, managing Enterprise Knowledge Management platform called as KM3 and developing a Knowledge Management platform for Digital Customer Experience (DCX) organization using SharePoint Online, to manage Client references and knowledge assets related to Artificial Intelligence and customer experience (CX) and promoting Microsoft Azure Chatbots to automate processes, develop proactive conversation with users and create new use cases. Recently, Charles has joined Shell

Before Capgemini, Charles worked with ATOS (Erstwhile SIEMENS Information Systems limited) for a period of five years starting 2011. In his tenure, he was Community Manager of SAP-based communities at ATOS where he managed communities using Technoweb 2.0 - a Yammer-like platform. In this Communities of Practice (CoP) initiative, Charles was also responsible for managing community sites built in SharePoint. Further, at ATOS, Charles was global rollout manager for a structured document-management system built in SharePoint.

Charles loves reading motivation books and his favourite book is "The Monk who sold his Ferrari".