Cisco recognizes ESI as Channel Customer Satisfaction Excellence

Virginia Beach, Virginia (PRWEB) October 28, 2015

Cisco Systems has recognized Electronic Systems (ESI) for achieving Cisco Channel Customer Satisfaction Excellence. A prestigious distinction, this reflects ESI's ability to provide clients outstanding support and service in the challenging and competitive technology marketplace.

Customer Satisfaction Excellence is the highest distinction a partner can achieve within the Cisco Channel Partner Programs. Through Global Imaging Systems, ESI is recognized for Customer Satisfaction Excellence in the Cisco Partner Locator by a special star indicator. Customers, Cisco personnel and partners can easily identify ESI as a gold partner that consistently delivers outstanding customer service as recognized by Cisco's worldwide assessment process.

Channel Customer Satisfaction Excellence assessment is based upon the customer satisfaction results captured in the Cisco Partner Access Online tool. Each measurement period, Cisco acknowledges Certified Partners that have the highest customer satisfaction distinction within each geographic region.

ESI’s customer satisfaction commitment extends beyond partner measures and includes multi-point checks. ESI is dedicated to being a valuable partner and technology consultant for clients, adjusting processes and solutions to meet client needs.

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