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Finding the Balance with Call Center Efficiency: 5 Tips for Improving Efficiency and Empowering your Agents

SharpenCX

Digital tools provide a greater level of sophistication to analyze your agents. With upgraded reporting, you can see how agents perform compared to industry standards and your past track record. Agents could use idle time to send out customer surveys with questions regarding recent interactions.

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4 Metrics Your Call Center Needs to Track in 2020

Fonolo

As we head into 2020, data is becoming more crucial for successfully running a call center than ever. As contact center managers rev up their brand-spanking-new AI to help them execute their 2020 plans, which metrics should they be tracking? Here are the top 4 metrics your call center should be tracking in 2020.

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Why an 80/20 Service Level is Wrong for Your Call Center

Fonolo

In the world of contact center metrics, “service level” has always held a special place. It gives the industry a universally understood way to talk about how quickly customer calls are answered by support agents. Call center service levels are, broadly speaking, a commitment to a particular average speed of answer, or ASA.

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Macaw Security Boosts Efficiency with BigChange Mobile Tech

CSM Magazine

Engineers no longer have to physically check-in at the start and end of each working day, or as jobs are completed, and customer service levels are boosted with live updates and accurate ETAs. Macaw Security Solutions offers a comprehensive multi-layered security strategy for individuals, businesses, and public services across the UK.

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8 Strategies for Effective Contact Center Management

Tenfold - Contact Center Blog

A 2016 Job Satisfaction survey from the Conference Board showed that 50.4% Low levels of happiness in the workplace lead to high agent attrition rates, poor performance, and decreased productivity. For example, a training based on industry standards is a must. Why is this so important?