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How Artificial Intelligence is Changing CX in the Contact Center

Fonolo

Gartner reports that AI chatbots alone can save the contact center industry up to $80 billion in annual labor costs by 2026. Along with huge cost savings, AI will be a tremendous boon to customers longing for better self-service, and agents who need relief from repetitive taskwork. What Do Customers Value in CX?

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Optimizing Call Center Customer Support for Increased Revenue

Tenfold - Contact Center Blog

According to the Customers 2020 Report, by 2020, customer experience will overtake price and product as the key brand differentiator. However, executing a customer-centric strategy doesn’t happen overnight, and it has to be guided by a well-laid out customer centric business strategy.

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Protecting Your Contact Center Agents’ Emotional Well-Being

Playvox

Replacing agents lost to attrition is costly — averaging more than $14,000 per agent. Related Article: 7 Smart Ways to Reduce Call Center Turnover Forever The Role Of A Manager In Agent Well-Being Few things have a bigger impact on your agents’ emotional well-being than how they’re managed. But a new problem is emerging.

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Generative AI is Shaping The Future of Contact Centers in 2024

Balto

This helps you and your team direct your efforts to what matters most: delivering exceptional customer experiences. A Brief Overview of the History of Generative AI Contrary to popular belief, AI models have been around for quite some time now, long before the recent generative AI boom in text, video, and image generation.

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2023 Contact Center Report: How Contact Center Leaders Are Improving Efficiency and Doing More With “Less”

Balto

For example, those that did layoffs cared slightly less about customer satisfaction and customer retention than those who did not do layoffs — and significantly less about net promoter score (NPS). They did, however, care more about dials per week and average handle time. But technology can certainly help.