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DMG Consulting Releases 2018 Contact Center Workforce Optimization Market Share Report

DMG Consulting

DMG Consulting Releases 2018 Contact Center Workforce Optimization Market Share Report. New-gen solutions are the future of this mature sector. Who: DMG Consulting LLC, a leading provider of contact center, back-office and real-time analytics market research and consulting services. million in 2017.

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The Contact Center WFO Market Is Transforming

DMG Consulting

The Contact Center WFO Market Is Transforming. The contact center workforce optimization (WFO) suite market, also known as the customer engagement management (CEM) segment, has a 20-year history of executing well in both good and weak economies. The Next Act for Contact Center WFO.

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An Introduction to the Virtual Call Center

Noble Systems

What is a virtual call center? Imagine a call center – a hub of inbound and outbound calls, staffed by a team of agents and managers – but the agents and managers are located off-site, whether in small groups in other offices or individually at their own homes. This is the concept of the virtual call center.

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Top 5 Best Practices for Successfully Transitioning from Onsite to an At-Home Contact Center Workforce

Noble Systems

Many companies are turning to gamification to effectively build knowledge, develop new skills, and motivate employees to align with changing customer needs. Your employees are used to in-person contact with managers and other team members. Training and coaching have never been more vital to success.

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How to Engage Your Millennial and Gen Z Contact Center Agents

Serenova

However, as many contact center managers know, those same processes may not work for their Millennial (born between 1981 and 1996) and Gen Z (born in 1997 and later) counterparts. These two generations now make up a growing proportion of contact center agents. Enable Decision-Making.