LG trains system integrators in a bid to reduce customer’s cost of ownership

LG Electronics East Africa has announced new Business to Business (B2B) measures and innovations aimed at improving service offerings to customers and improving the operations expenditure for businesses.

The measure includes training and acquisition of new talents, collaboration with more system integrators, improving customer experience and introduction of complete solutions to businesses.

During the LG Electronics System Integrators conference, about 50 local system integrators were trained on how to implement the new measures and install the new LG information Display solutions.

For the hospitality industry, for instance, LG is offering Commercial TV applications including LG hardware and software in the commercial space such as Procentric Direct and Procentric Cloud for IPTV delivery. Procentric Cloud improves the usability of the enterprise’s CMS solution and cloudification of the system, reinforcing the service of 3rd party solutions. It also offers various design templates, improving data collection and analytics platforms with an eye-catching dashboard.

On the other hand, Procentric Direct is an easy and simple management solution for hotel content which creates a memorable experience for clients. Specifically, with this feature the Netflix App can be activated by anyone with Pro: Centric Direct as long as they have the Netflix Membership.

LG Electronics Managing Director Sa Nyoung Kim said, “As technical experts, we are committed to providing business Information Display (ID) products and commercial electronic products that help businesses perform better and reduce the total cost of ownership. To support this, we have developed unique and state-of-the-art Business products including medical displays, cloud devices, TVs, monitors and projectors. Besides, we offer a wide range of ID products for different vertical markets such as the hospitality industry, retail, corporate, and education among others.”

 LG East Africa Assistant Manager on B2B Information Display Nelson Mugarura said, “Our interest is how the solution is offered to the end customer. The training is aimed at ensuring that when a solution is integrated at the end customer it is properly delivered and everyone is happy”.

On customer experience, LG has established B2B management offices with an open-door policy where customers can walk in anytime for inquiries besides offering long-term after-sale support. “From these offices, we collect customer feedback which helps us to design future solutions that help our customers to grow their businesses not just to help us sell solutions and devices,” Ramzy said.

Moving forward, LG’s value proposition for the different industries is providing a complete solution where other third-party solutions cannot. Unlike in the past where solutions had to be integrated into bits and pieces, LG now allows the market to have a 100 per cent solution that could be a fully advanced IP Infrastructure or a basic entry-level solution that can be scaled anytime.