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Redefining Contact Center Productivity for the Modern Associate

The Northridge Group

In-office work means they can ensure that each employee is being productive, staying on task, and efficiently delivering customer support. Download Part II of Northridge's State of Customer Experience 2023 Research Report for more CX insights! But is this really producing more productivity?

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Aircall’s 2018 Customer Support Strategy Survey

aircall

Plans, Predictions, Insights, and Opinions From 475 Customer Support Leaders. This survey provides a detailed (and timely) answer to a two-part question: What are the issues today’s customer support leaders care about the most? How are they designing their customer support strategies as a result?

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The Ultimate Guide to Building a Customer Service Dream Team

Select VoiceCom Blog

Collecting and reporting customer data and metrics A customer service team can continuously refine processes and provide better customer support by leveraging data. They track customer satisfaction, response times, issue resolution rates, and other relevant metrics.

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Spruce Up Your Customer Support This Holiday Season

Solvvy

If you’ve been nice, Santa and his elves are beavering away in their workshop trying to make your dreams come true. To get unstuck, Adore Me handles the simple, repetitive customer issues with Solvvy. They’ve realized a 50% self-service rate with 75,000 customer issues resolved and $400,000 in cost savings.

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Customer experience vs customer service: why it matters to your business

delighted

Historically, the concept of “customer experience” has been seen as purely the responsibility of customer support. Customer experience” was strictly customer service-driven and incredibly retroactive — something that was only monitored or addressed post purchase. We live in a self-service time.