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The Challenges of Managing Customer Data in Contact Centers

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Beyond adhering to data privacy laws and regulations, contact centers should implement better practices for enforcing customer data security and protection. In this article, we will explore the most effective ways to safeguard your contact center’s valuable data.

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The Challenges of Managing Customer Data in Contact Centers

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Beyond adhering to data privacy laws and regulations, contact centers should implement better practices for enforcing customer data security and protection. In this article, we will explore the most effective ways to safeguard your contact center’s valuable data.

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What Managers Should Know About Agent Performance Metrics

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In this article, we will examine the most critical agent performance indicators and how to manage them in contact centers. Before defining your Agent performance metrics, define your contact center goals Analyzing a KPI only because the competition does it is pointless.

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Essential Pain Points in Call Center Management – Part 1

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Today we’ll delve deep into the pain points that frequently plague call center executives. These challenges, often hidden beneath the surface, can significantly impact the success and efficiency of call center operations. Example from a Call Center Perspective A call center uses a specific CRM system that releases a major update.

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What is The Call Center Net Promoter Score NPS – and How to Improve It?

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This article will discuss the nature of the NPS, its formula, limitations, and five strategies to improve it. What is exactly The Call Center Net Promoter Scores (NPS)? A positive NPS score or greater than 0 is deemed “good,” +50 is “excellent,” and greater than 70 is “exceptional” by industry standards.