TORONTO, Dec. 2, 2015 /CNW/ – Rogers showed the biggest improvement in reducing complaints according to the 2014-15 annual report of the Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS) released today. The report shows complaints from Rogers and Fido customers declined by 26.3% this year and 50% over the past two years showing a dramatic customer service improvement.

“Our focus is on saving people time by making it simple and easy to do business with us,” says Deepak Khandelwal, Chief Customer Officer at Rogers. “This work won’t be done overnight, but we are committed to radically improving customer service and today’s results show we’re on the right track.”

The CCTS report shows that out of more than 12.6 million applicable Rogers customers there were only 2,421 complaints last year, or a 0.019% complaint rate. Bell’s complaint rate was 74% higher and Wind’s complaint rate was 358% higher.

Other highlights of the report include:

Khandelwal, who joined Rogers in 2014 with a mandate to improve customer service, says a new simple bill layout, enhanced customer offerings and self-serve options have helped deliver a better experience for customers.

“A good experience requires getting both the big and small stuff right,” Khandelwal says. “And it helps that we have great customer care staff who always want to help.”

Over the past year Rogers has introduced a number of new services and features including:

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