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Bell World Signs Service Intelligence.com To Give Customers Best In-Store Shopping Experience.


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CALGARY, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 11, 2000

Service Intelligence.com To Help Canada's Leading Communications

Retailer Deliver Outstanding Customer Experience

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Bell World, Canada's leading communications retailer, is set to change the state of the industry by providing its customers with the most uncomplicated, stress-free shopping experience possible. The company has signed a service contract with Calgary-based Service Intelligence.com to assess performance at its 189 stores across Ontario and Quebec.

Service Intelligence.com will assess Bell World's customer experience in relation to its service and sales standards and industry best practices, giving Bell World rich, up-to-the-minute data on its brand delivery and employee service and sales skills across all store locations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Service Intelligence.com is also tracking how Bell World's performance and execution compares to its competition.

Bell World was founded in June 1999 when Bell Canada Bell Canada Enterprises (TSX: BCE, NYSE: BCE), legally BCE Inc., is a major Canadian telecommunications company. Through its subsidiaries including Bell Canada, Bell Aliant, Northwestel, Télébec, and NorthernTel, it is the incumbent local exchange carrier for  and Bell Mobility merged to provide customers with one-stop shopping for all of their communications needs such as wireless phones, pagers and Internet service.

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, Vice President for Corporate Stores West, Bell World selected Service Intelligence.com over other options because of its unparalleled expertise and technology.

"This new partnership will enable us to deliver an inviting, interactive and consistently positive experience to our customers," said Ferguson. "Service Intelligence.com will help us build a program that evolves with our business, using Internet-based programs to track our market competitiveness."

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The company has utilized its renowned understanding of the Customer Experience to create a proprietary Internet technology. This new technology allows businesses to gauge performance around the clock and make sound strategic moves today that directly impact tomorrow's revenues.

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About Service Intelligence.com

Service Intelligence.com (www.serviceintelligence.com) helps companies - from Internet-based to the Fortune 1000 - achieve breakthrough levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty. Through its unique cross-channel approach, Service Intelligence.com is able to provide real-time customer feedback across companies' Web sites, call centers, store counters and kiosks. The company is also developing quick, needs-specific online training modules to individual desktops based on performance audit and customer feedback results.

Founded in 1999, the company was created by a merger between Seattle-based Service Intelligence, Inc. and Calgary-based ECom Communications Corp. About Bell World

Across Quebec and Ontario, Bell Phonecentre(TM) and Bell Mobility Wireless stores will all be converted to the Bell World & Espace Bell(TM) banners by the year 2001. This new retail distribution network is managed by Bell Distribution Inc., a Bell/Bell Mobility joint venture. Their expansion into Vancouver (June 2000), Calgary and Edmonton is also well on its way to a "One World" customer experience.
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