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The TRACED Act: Robocall Litigation Changing Call Centers

Calltools

As someone who owns or manages a call center, you know better than most that poor decisions can ruin a business’s reputation. Bad actors within the call center industry have made it necessary for the U.S. The robocall litigation could literally change the way that many call centers operate.

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Time to Talk Seriously about Speech Analytics in the Contact Center

Aspect

Get ready for the next big thing in contact center workforce optimization: Speech Analytics. Even though speech analytics was introduced to the contact center industry back in 2003, Aberdeen Group reports that only about 15% of contact centers currently use speech analytics.

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It’s Time to Replace Traditional QA

DMG Consulting

The future of this process is analytics-enabled QA (AQA). Speech analytics is used to listen/read customer interactions, evaluate the interaction, and provide feedback to the enterprise (general trends) and agents (what they are doing right and where they can improve). Learn more at www.dmgconsult.com.

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Presidential Executive Fellow Rosetta Lue Joins Taylor Reach Group to lead Public Sector Practice

Taylor Reach Group

About the Taylor Reach Group, Inc. – Established 2003, Taylor Reach is a worldwide, leading Contact Center, Call Center, and Customer Experience consulting firm.

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Workforce Optimization Ushers in the Real-Time Contact Center

DMG Consulting

It’s hard to overstate how much the contact center technology sector has progressed in the past 15 years. Thirteen years ago, DMG Consulting published the book The Real-Time Contact Center. million in 2003 to approximately $1.7 ANALYTICS RECEIVES AN ENCORE. By Donna Fluss. billion for the first half of 2018.

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Is Outbound Telesales Making a Comeback?

Robert Davis

In 2003, the FTC established the National Do Not Call (DNC) Registry to give consumers a choice about whether they wanted to receive unsolicited sales calls from telemarketers. Despite clear opportunities to generate sales, running an outbound telemarketing call center is not for everyone.

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Is outbound telesales making a comeback?

Robert C. Davis and Associates

In 2003, the FTC established the National Do Not Call (DNC) Registry to give consumers a choice about whether they wanted to receive unsolicited sales calls from telemarketers. Despite clear opportunities to generate sales, running an outbound telemarketing call center is not for everyone.