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Detecting customer emotions with CallMiner

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Read this blog to learn why it is so hard and why the CallMiner platform is one of the leaders in the space. Detecting emotions is hard. It is hard for machines because it is hard for humans.

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What’s behind the 2021 M&A boom for conversation analytics (and how to navigate it successfully)

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CallMiner, CTO, Jeff Gallino, unpacks the recent M&A activity around conversation analytics, answering “why now?” and providing input for how to navigate this complex landscape.

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Coaching sales interactions takes more than experience – it takes the right technology

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Rick Britt, CallMiner's VP of AI, shares why it’s time to change the game and start moving the needle using technology like sales conversation analytics. Sales leaders need to evolve with technology.

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Why Digital Channel Frustration Leads to Frustrated Calls Into the Call Center

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In our recent survey and report, The CallMiner Index which identifies in the UK and US the sectors that have the highest churn rates and reveals the reasons why consumers switch suppliers. From US survey results in The CallMiner Index. From US survey results in The CallMiner Index. To resolve issues with a bill.

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Why Digital Channel Frustration Leads to Frustrated Calls Into the Call Center

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The CallMiner Index reveals the reasons why consumers switch suppliers. One of the key observations from the reports are about consumers’ channel preferences. And the phone is still the go-to!

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New research gives you 25 billion reasons to understand why customers say goodbye

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Today, CallMiner published the CallMiner Index – a survey report that reveals a switching epidemic that is costing British businesses at least £25 billion a year. So, it’s worth understanding the reasons why consumers say goodbye. That’s why people will go to great lengths to right wrongs. suppliers per person).

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Be a Goldfish

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I recently interviewed Eric Williams , the chief marketing officer at CallMiner, who said that it could take a professional customer support agent up to 40 minutes to bounce back after a call in which the customer may have been angry, used foul language or even made derogatory comments or racial slurs. The reason why? This isn’t easy.

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