Betsy Anderson
Betsy Anderson is at the helm of our Customer Success, Implementation, and Support teams at Bloomfire. With an extensive background in knowledge management, Betsy has personally orchestrated the successful implementation of knowledge management programs for numerous Fortune 500 companies. Her passion lies in the human aspect of knowledge engagement and sharing, making her a valuable source of real-world experience for companies grappling with knowledge management challenges.
“We have amazing customers. I’ve learned so much from them!”
Betsy shares her wealth of experience and expertise on our blog, offering practical insights into knowledge management programs, change management strategies, and ways to maximize the value of technology solutions. Her articles are a must-read for businesses seeking to bridge the gap between technology and effective knowledge sharing.
14 Key Factors Of Successful Knowledge Management Implementation
10 Ways to Improve Knowledge Sharing (and Avoid Information Hoarding)
5 Critical Knowledge Management Metrics to Measure Engagement
9 Common Knowledge Management Challenges (and Their Solutions)
7 Essential Strategies for Improving Customer Service
The Knowledge Management Process Guide: A Roadmap to Implementing a Successful Program
9 Common Knowledge Management Challenges (and Their Solutions)
Different Types of Knowledge: Implicit, Tacit, and Explicit
10 Ways to Improve Knowledge Sharing (and Avoid Information Hoarding)
How to Calculate the ROI of Customer Service Knowledge Management
14 Key Factors Of Successful Knowledge Management Implementation
How to Empower Customer Service Agents to Deliver Better Experiences
8 Reasons Why Knowledge Management Fails
5 Critical Knowledge Management Metrics to Measure Engagement
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