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6 Tips to Optimize Your Call Center IVR

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You’re probably familiar with IVR, or Interactive Voice Response, is a menu system that connects customers to the information they need in your call center. Callers will use either a dial pad or tap-button options ( Visual IVR ) to connect with an appropriate agent or department to address their needs.

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What’s a Visual IVR and How Does it Improve CX?

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One of the most talked about in recent years is the Visual IVR, for its hugely positive impact on customer experience. If you haven’t encountered Visual IVR yet, it’s quickly becoming an essential tool for businesses who prioritize customer satisfaction and brand perception. What is a Visual IVR? Where do you use a Visual IVR?

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Contact Center Lessons Learned: How Will These Shape 2021 Plans?

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In a recent panel discussion with CCNG members on the topic of 2021 Contact Center Predictions, Ron shares a few perspectives learned from this year. I predict 2021 will bring renewed analysis and investment in self service – not only in emerging tech like chat bots, but basic bread and butter self-service technologies like legacy IVR.

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5 Ways to Remove Friction in Your Customer Support Channels in 2021

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3 Crucial Contact Center Trends in 2021. By reviewing your IVR menu and walking through your customer journey, you can pinpoint any areas of confusion or friction for your customers. TIP: A Visual IVR is a great alternative to a phone menu. A visual IVR can be a very powerful tool for making your contact center more accessible.

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IVA is the New IVR Masterclass

Speaker: Brian Morin, CMO & Phillip Fisher, CX Consultant at SmartAction

Join Brian Morin, CMO, and Phillip Fisher, CX Consultant as they discuss how IVA (Intelligent Virtual Assistants) powered by advanced speech recognition and natural language processing are replacing the traditional IVR (Interactive Voice Response) with “How can I help you today,” instead of “Press 1” and helping customers self-serve common requests.

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Amazing Business Radio: Genefa Murphy

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A lot of companies buy into the “Digital Fallacy” or the belief that digital channels are the only things that matter, and that voice is no longer important. People still use voice channels. What people don’t like about voice channels is the experience. 51% preferred phone when it comes to general issues.

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Why Customers Claim to Love Self-Service, but Still Loathe IVRs

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Designing optimal IVR journeys can help you strike a balance between call containment and CX goals. In fact, 51 percent of businesses have integrated online and offline channels and embraced new channels for customer interactions. Or ganizations are transforming the customer experience (CX) in real-time.