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Guest Blog: Want to Excel at Customer Service? Transform your Contact Centers into Customer Engagement Centers

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Mansi Bhatia who looks at ways organizations can transform contact centers into a customer engagement center. I like the idea of a customer engagement center. – Shep Hyken. Customer service has the power to make or break a company. Contact Customers on their Preferred Channel.

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Reshaping The Future Of Digital Customer Service: 22 Influential Leaders to Watch in 2022

TechSee

As companies embrace the digitization of customer support, the new standard is much more than a phone conversation with a call center representative or a visit from a field agent. With a career spanning over 20 years, Eric has an extensive amount of experience in Contact Center and 3rd party and onshore vendor management.

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What were the key customer experience topics in 2015?

Eptica

Date: Wednesday, January 6, 2016 What were the key customer experience topics in 2015? Author: Olivier Njamfa As we enter 2016, I’m already seeing plenty of predictions about what the year will bring for the customer experience and customer service markets. In descending order the top 5 blogs were: 1.

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4 MORE Call Center Reports Worth Your Time

Fonolo

Last month we shared 4 Call Center Reports Worth Your Time. A top mission of the Fonolo blog has always been to help you stay informed with the fast-moving contact center industry. Who wrote it: Call Center Week. Our favorite chart: Inner Circle Guide to Self-Service. Where to get it: [link].

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Contact Center Trends for 2017

Revation Systems

Just as modern technology has transformed communication in our personal lives, current digital innovations are completely restructuring the traditional contact center business model — significantly changing the way consumers and businesses communicate. Self-service. Omni-channel. Social Media.

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Are You Ready for the Gig Economy

Aspect

Remarkably, they discovered that all the net employment growth in the United States between 2005 and 2015 could be attributed to alternative forms of employment. Emergence of web-based services such as freelancer.com and sologig.com that make it fast and easy for contractors to find clients with a supply of unperformed work.

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Everything you need to know about the consumer of 2017

Vonage

However, as this statistic illustrates, 60 percent of customers don’t tolerate poor service under any circumstances. According to The 2015 Global State of Multichannel Customer Service Report , expectations around customer service are increasing. Consumers expect self-service customer support options.