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Understanding Call Center Occupancy in the Contact Center and How To Optimize It

TechSee

In today’s age of customer-centric service, call centers must deliver quick answers, short hold times, and the ability to speak to a live representative on demand. Occupancy measures how much time call center representatives spend engaging with customers when they are at work as opposed to non-productive or idle time.

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Virtual Agents vs. Live Agents: The Battle for CSAT

SmartAction

Who is Better at Making Customers Happy? Whether your company uses CSAT, NPS, CES, or some other metric to measure customer satisfaction, one thing is certain — customer satisfaction plays a critical role to a company’s financial success. Customer Wait Time.

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Redefining the Future of Enterprise Contact Center Solutions

Balto

A contact center is considered successful if it’s customer-centric. In other words, every action and decision should directly contribute to higher customer satisfaction levels. Efficient processes and workflows contribute to reduced hold times, high first-contact resolution rates, and motivated agents.