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How AI will change the face of customer experience

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The use of emerging technologies such as automation and AI to manage customer experience will be key to improve significantly contact centers’ efficiency and reduce costs. Want to know more about the evolution of contact centers ?

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Cloud, the ‘New Normal’ for business continuity and performance

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During the height of the crisis, social distancing forced contact centers to embrace the Work-From-Home (WFH) model. Going forward, contact center managers will have to consider allowing agents to work from their home, or from the contact center and home as part of a ‘blended’ WFH model, since this will become the ‘New Normal’.

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The Work-from-Home Revolution & the Engagement Challenge

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To operate the switch, offering intuitive and efficient digital tools for the contact centers workforce is crucial. Finding new ways to engage, train and manage agents is key: a staggering 74% of call center agents are at risk of burnout ( Toister Solutions ). Contact Center . Remote Human Management.

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« The COVID-19 pandemic has put to the fore the importance of the contact center », Carlo Costanzia

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Want to know more about the evolution of contact centers ? Download our white paper Contact Centers of the Future: Creating the experience of tomorrow. The post « The COVID-19 pandemic has put to the fore the importance of the contact center », Carlo Costanzia appeared first on Vocalcom Blog.

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The Omni-Channel Imperative

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Contact centers have become the key contact point between brands and customers to manage all interactions whatever the channel. This is key as contact center agents report that the number of channels they are balancing is the second most common stressor, according to Aberdeen research.