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BI with an IQ - Revisited

Xaqt

Back in the winter of 2005, Jason Kolb (my cofounder and CTO of Latigent) and I penned an article for Business Management magazine titled BI with an IQ. Rewind it Back Let's take a look back to 2005 when "Web 2.0" technologies were first emerging. Don't believe me? And it's not just Cities that have contact centers.

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25 Call Center Leaders Share the Most Effective Ways to Boost Contact Center Efficiency

Callminer

Coping with unanticipated upticks in demand, staff turnover, and other common call center challenges only further complicate matters for managers working to create an efficient, productive, and effective team. Vincent Nero is the VP General Manager of Successories. Source: Human Resource Management; Issue: 51(4); 2012; Pages 535-548.

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Evolution of the support rep: from outsourced to in-office

Kayako

Entrepreneurial bloggers began detailing their experiences and experimentations with outsourcing tasks like online research, scheduling, managing email and more – primarily to free their time and focus. A particular blog that went viral in 2005 was a more extreme example of outsourcing by AJ Jacobs, editor-at-large in Esquire.

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Call Center Reporting - A New Paradigm

Xaqt

This leaves call center management to either figure it out on their own or invest in expensive data integration projects and BI tools such as Tableau or Microsoft Power BI. And, we're offering it as a fully managed service with disruptive pricing as well as making the full stack open source for those that wish to manage it in their own cloud.

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[Infographic] 9 Effective Call Center Strategies You Can’t Miss

Quiq

It’s not as simple as setting up a few phones and handing your team a script (although we’re sure no one has thought that since 2005). But it’s equally as likely that you’re so bogged down with managing the everyday realities that you can’t see the forest through the trees. Manage seasonal spikes and fluctuating demands.