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Workforce Management for Call Centers: What You Need to Know

Playvox

The key functions of contact center workforce management are: Long-term capacity planning Interaction volume forecasting Staff scheduling Intraday management Historically call center managers maintained spreadsheets for agent forecasting and scheduling. The result—it’s easier to build schedules and manage the daily fluctuations 3.

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The Importance of Workforce Management for Contact Center Leaders

Serenova

This article provides a roadmap for how call centers can leverage workforce management solutions to optimize customer experience and employee engagement. Workforce Management (WFM) refers to the process of maximizing performance and employee contributions within an organization. Supports schedule compliance.

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A Beginner’s Guide On An Effective Inbound Call Strategy

OctopusTech

Engage agents The saying “happy agents make happy customers” may be overused, but that doesn’t mean it’s not 100% true. Engaged employees feel an emotional commitment toward their employers and are more vested in helping their employers succeed.

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Workforce Management Guide for Contact Center Leaders (& Why it’s Important)

Serenova

This article provides a roadmap for how call centers can leverage workforce management solutions to optimize customer experience and employee engagement. Workforce Management (WFM) refers to the process of maximizing performance and employee contributions within an organization. Supports schedule compliance.