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How are Omnichannel and Artificial Intelligence Changing Quality Management?

NICE inContact

The current decade has brought many changes to quality management, including the increase of treating customer interactions using omnichannel – the ability to handle queries flexibly across self-service and agent-assisted media channels with full context. appeared first on NICE inContact Blog.

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7 signs you are stuck in customer experience survival mode

Talkdesk

And for those already participating in the digital economy, they had to rapidly implement work-from-home (WFH) infrastructure to manage the deluge of incoming requests when agents could no longer come to the physical workplace. You continue to lean on legacy on-premises contact center platforms.

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2019 predictions for ambitious contact centres

Vonage

Contact centres are a case in point. We know cloud contact centres enable both virtual and home-based resource models. As more centres migrate to the cloud, more can consider these options. Aligning Quality Management With Customer Experience. Aligning Contact Centre Outcomes With Strategic CX Aims.

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Pandemic Proves the Flexibility of CCaaS Solutions

DMG Consulting

In the last few weeks, CCaaS solutions, automatic call distributors (ACDs) and dialers that are delivered from the cloud have demonstrated their flexibility in meeting the needs of companies and government agencies, as many organizations have moved their employees and agents from the office to work from home. In June of 2018, 16.8%

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Contact Centre Predictions 2019

Enghouse Interactive

2018 is rapidly drawing to a close and our attentions are now turning to the year ahead and what it might bring. The following blog takes a look at the contact centre and what we can expect to see in 2019. Cloud contact centre adoption rates will continue to grow.

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New Survey Reveals Shifting Cloud Contact Center Preferences

Aspect

Most industry leaders agree that their software will eventually reside in the cloud, but what’s the state of the cloud contact center right now? Based upon the trend in responses to his yearly survey, Stockford is predicting that 58% of contact centers that are now completely on-premises will move to the cloud by 2020.