"customer communications" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: Our company is committed to providing a high level of customer communications to ensure customer satisfaction.
Gamalon's unique approach can help users better understand billions of customer communications, customize individual responses, and take action to better serve those customers," Rao explained in a statement.
Demandforce, the customer communications company, was equally responsive.
We have already implemented a number of initiatives to improve customer communications".
In recent years he has specialised in journalistic style projects, in-depth customer communications and brand tone of voice development.
Some companies have been asked to hand the government the encryption keys to all customer communications, according to people familiar with the government's requests.
So it is incumbent on us to really show the value of customer communications across all the platforms, and to show the return on their investment".
However, powers to require web and phone companies to collect customers' communications data will be in force before 31 December, the date when the current Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014 expires.
The new rules prevent the company from snooping on customers' communications without first convincing two legal teams, independent of the internal investigation, that they have evidence sufficient to obtain a court order were one applicable.
It may also be used to bypass the end-to-end encryption increasingly used by the US internet companies to protect their customers' communications in the aftermath of the Snowden disclosures of bulk internet surveillance.
The budget called for some $278 million for the N.S.A.'s "corporate partner access," a reference to payments to Internet and fiber cable companies to provide it with access to their customers' communications, and more than $48 million to study "coping with information overload," a longstanding problem for the agency.
The first is to strengthen an existing law compelling phone companies, e-mail providers and some other internet firms to store for one year records of all their customers' communications (such as details about who contacted whom, when and for how long) in case the police need it.
