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Enghouse Interactive
SEPTEMBER 1, 2020
In our first blog, we explored how customer expectations are rapidly changing and what organizations should consider as part of their Self-Service strategy. This blog will continue that exploration with some insight into some of the benefits we’ve seen in organizations that have implemented Self-Service.
NobelBiz
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Read Case Study Watch video What to Optimize to Boost Call Center Performance Agent Performance Optimizing agent performance is crucial for improving call center operations and, by extension, the customer experience. WFO encompasses a range of practices, from forecasting and scheduling to performance management and agent training.
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Enghouse Interactive
JUNE 17, 2020
Simultaneously, improving collaboration will also decrease the Average Hold Times (AHT) while increasing customer-servicing capabilities, by complementing agents with “always-on” self-service capabilities that increase customer autonomy and satisfaction. Help Customers Help Themselves with Self-Service.
Enghouse Interactive
JULY 7, 2020
In our previous post, under the Helping Customers Help Themselves with Self-Service heading, we alluded to the cross-over benefits for agents that result from Teams enabled applications. Teams complements the contact center resources to help agents provide better levels of service to their customers.
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To find how contact centers are navigating the transition to omnichannel customer service, Calabrio surveyed more than 1,000 marketing and customer experience leaders in the U.S. about their digital customer communication strategies. Read the report to find out what was uncovered.
Enghouse Interactive
OCTOBER 21, 2020
That “ any desired information or service should be available on any device, whenever they need it or want it, and that it be delivered in a personalized manner. That self-service will be their first point of contact and they are willing to deal with digital assistants (chatbots, knowledge bases, voice authentication, etc.)
Serenova
OCTOBER 24, 2019
In fact, according to industry data—and anecdotal evidence from the contact center leaders we talk to every day—consumer expectations and the service levels they demand are only increasing. And that makes scary customer service potentially more damaging than ever. When the cashier refused, the manager stepped in.
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