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5 Powerful Benefits of Cloud Contact Center Solutions

Playvox

Even though contact center facilities were shuttered, businesses still had to serve their customers, which meant setting up their agents to work remotely. Those with cloud contact center solutions were able to make the transition quickly. What is a cloud solution? Easily integrate with other solutions.

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Workforce Optimization: What It is and Why You Need It

Playvox

Does your contact center “talk the customer talk” but sometimes gets stuck when it comes to matching up customer expectations with service and support delivery by your agents? Are you taking the right steps to evolve toward workforce engagement management? Workforce Management The yin to QM’s yang is Workforce Management (WFM).

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Taking a Closer Look at How to Rise to the Challenge of COVID-19

Serenova

As you contemplate a cloud contact center solution to optimize your WFH transition, remember to focus on these four features: Workforce Optimization. Workforce Management (WFM) solutions help supervisors optimize staffing and increase forecast accuracy, so they always have the right number of agents available at the right time.

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2018: The Year In Review

Monet Software

February also featured the debut of our YouTube video series “Headcetera,” a lighthearted look at how two contact centers ­– one with workforce management software, one without – face the challenges of forecasting and scheduling. We debuted our new, modern and more responsive company website this month.

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Top Call Center Efficiency Metrics And How To Improve Them

Playvox

Tracking, reporting, and improving upon metrics are essential across all areas of business, including finance, sales, marketing, and contact center management. As a rule of thumb, a CFO is most interested in the financial metrics of call centers—agent efficiencies, cost savings, call center technology investment ROI , etc.