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Contact Center Performance: How To Turn Operations Around When Things Are Going Bad?

NobelBiz

but also qualitative: retention rate, customer satisfaction, Customer Effort Scores, etc. In that regard, training in coaching methods is very effective in preparing your supervisors to become both personnel managers and coaching leaders. These systems may also identify and analyze customer emotions during a call.

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Decoding Customer Sentiment: Beyond Traditional KPIs

Playvox

To be truly meaningful, the information you gather across channels and customer interactions should consider what is behind the words, to reveal customer sentiment—the human emotion reflected in linguistic nuances and language patterns. What Is Customer Sentiment Analysis? The key is to not rely on one input.

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Three Ways to Get More Value from Your Workforce Optimization Platform

Avaya

Workforce optimization solutions play a key role in helping you transform your customer engagement initiatives, improve the productivity of customer support personnel, and comply with ever-increasing regulations. There are two types of Speech Analytics applications.

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NICE Systems Announces the Launch of Total Voice of the Customer (TVOC)

Natalie Petouhof

The announcement the launch of Total Voice of the Customer (TVOC) is the latest addition to the NICE VOC suite of solutions. TVOC leverages NICE’s Voice of the Customer solution, alongside NICE’s unique Interaction Analytics capabilities and vast experience in recording calls and making sense of that information through analytics.

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AI-Driven Excellence in Call Center Quality Management

Balto

Call center quality management can present numerous challenges for your business. More often than not, you’ll find yourself dealing with one of the following two issues: a lack of data for accurate quality management, or an abundance of data with limited ability to transform it into useful insights.