Ozmo hits the lanes with Cricket Wireless
By
Madie Lyle

Ozmo’s Growth team recently had the opportunity to attend a dedicated strategic vendor conference with one of Ozmo’s very own customers, Cricket Wireless.
At this event, Senior New Business Manager at Ozmo Daniel Fithian presented Cricket and AT&T Prepaid Wireless with critical details on how to get the most out of Ozmo’s omnichannel platform for both contact center teams and customers alike. He also worked with other technology vendors to collaborate and discover new ways to support Cricket’s business.
Ozmo’s team obtained invaluable insight from the conference, including how to leverage digital teams across industry verticals and how to overcome challenges within the contact center space.
“Getting the chance to work with the team at Cricket Wireless has been a phenomenal experience for Ozmo”,” said Daniel Fithian, Senior New Business Manager at Ozmo. “We look forward to continuing to provide the best support experiences possible for Cricket’s teams.”
Cricket and Ozmo were also able to enjoy team bonding activities, including a bowling event, as seen below.
Cricket Wireless team bonding event at a bowling alley featuring Ozmo’s Senior New Business Manager Daniel Fithian, pictured second from right.
Fostering meaningful relationships with customers, such as Cricket Wireless, is an integral part of Ozmo’s mission. Ozmo’s team of experts will continue pursuing joint innovation with its customers while raising the expectations for quality customer service.
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