 MSB’s Joint Managing Directors were delighted to join participants at Tamkeen’s annual Consultation Forum with customers and other key stakeholders.
The event, held yesterday, was attended by Tamkeen’s Chairman, His Excellency Shaikh Mohammed bin Isa Al Khalifa, and about 400 of the organisation’s customers.
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 Singapore Airlines was named the world's best at the Airline Excellence Awards.
To choose the winner, editors from Australia-based aviation website AirlineRatings.com assessed airlines based on the age of their fleet, customer satisfaction, financial performance, investment rating, product range and quality, and employee relations. Singapore Airlines’ victory sees Air New Zealand’s 5 year reign as the world’s best airline come to an end. The Auckland-based airline still performed well, however, and finished in second place. No European or North American airlines made the cut, with all top 10 spots going to Asia-Pacific and Gulf operators.  Aviation is a fast-growing and rapidly evolving industry. There are currently around 4 billion air passengers every year, and this figure is expected to double by 2036. As the industry changes and grows, so does the demand for talent.
 Tamkeen, a quasi-governmental organisation which provides support to aspiring Bahraini entrepreneurs, has received an award for operating the ‘Best Middle East Government Call Centre’.
 While other mobile phone networks focus on their product - offering more minutes, data, and free live streaming to Netflix - T-Mobile is focusing on contact centre customer service.
 9 in 10 UK shoppers believe that customer contact centres are “ineffective at dealing with issues”.
 A recent study conducted by the Institute of Customer Service highlights a continuing fall in overall customer service quality. It is the first time since January 2016 that two consecutive UKCSI surveys have shown a decline.
 Every year, the aviation industry dishes out awards to high-performing airlines. More recently, equipped by the data from millions of travellers’ online reviews, TripAdvisor has got in on the act.
 Recent figures released in the Ombudsman Services' Consumer Action Monitor revealed that UK consumers experienced 173 million issues with products and services in 2017. This led to over 100 million complaints.
 For the first time since the publication of the UK Customer Satisfaction Index, the number of organisations whose customer satisfaction has dropped by 2 or more points exceeds those that have improved their score by 2 or more points.
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